Yes and it’s not like they aren’t allowed. Unless you mean the border with a puppet state that still is technically at war with it.

There is a difference between condemning very recent actions of the zionist regime and condemning the very existence of Israel. Plenty of liberals condemn the current phase of the genocide while calling for respecting “Israel’s right to exist” at the same time.

Nebula purged content creators that refused respecting both sides of the Palestinian struggle against Zionist entity. Fuck this filth.

I seriously wonder if the death threats aren’t a false flag. Someone really wants to put more attention to this guy instead of people who have agency in actual decisions. Even the maintainers of repos that accepted his PRs should receive more attention than him.

I wished worse things for Epstein class members.

I can agree with that this insignificant pawn should be left alone, lobbyists from Meta though…

If you say that personal anecdotes are welcome and you seek emotional self-reliance, I have something to share I guess.

Adults can have immersive imaginary companions in a similar way that children sometimes do.

If you spend time on interacting with an imaginary character, two qualities can emerge from this:

• you learn how to think from perspective of this character without putting effort into that. This makes the experience of imaginary companions “talking back” to people.
• you cultivate a relationship with that character that’s like relationship with other people.

There are some internet communities practicing it. You might have heard about tulpas, soulbonds or daemons. Some kids and some writers experience it too, some scientific research mentions “illusion of independent agency”.

I have been practicing it myself for over a decade and can say that I believe that it had a positive impact overall and only positive impact after I unlearned popular tulpamancy and started approaching my inner relationships with more dialectical-materialist mindset.

In yaml a mistake in indentation can easily result in a business error without config becoming invalid.

Writing too much complex configs in files is a problem too ofc, we ended up moving a lot of stuff like that to a DB lately.

I’m not a fan of indentation being logically meaningful not just in yaml. If you mess up indentation in python you can also get a technically valid code that’s wrong logically.

Most of production failures in my company in last few years come from people making mistakes in yaml indentation.