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What do you write in your mailing list subscription mail? The funnier the better

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It recently occurred to me, relatively unprompted, that many of the state management patterns in "modern" "react-ish" webdev are just re-implementations of dynamic scope – with the same advantages and disadvantages dynamic scope has had for the past ~60 years that it's been in use.

(Of course, after noticing this, I checked, and pointing out how not-new this pattern is… is itself not at all new: spin.atomicobject.com/2020/04/ We sure do love reinventing wheels!)

@codesections, so I suppose this is one of the reasons why Paul Graham recommended Blub programmers to learn Lisp.

@huy_ngo, so that's what the *lists.sr.ht patches to GitLab merge requests* thing for

@huy_ngo, sorry for sidetracking but Alpine is using for mailing lists? I'm pleasantly surprised!

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Btw I'm packaging dictd on Alpine. here's my latest patch so far: lists.alpinelinux.org/~alpine/
The current problem is that I don't know how to start dictd without systemd 😂

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Tagged Megapixels 1.0, featuring GPU debayer and GTK4 thanks to benjamin :D

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I'm curious, @krille, is on GNU/Linux does Flutter get translated to native UI framework (e.g. GTK+ or Qt) or is it Electron?

@libreleah, I thought you were not really happy at Debian on the recent vote? IMHO though, that was the best possible outcome to Debian itself, which was already lacking human power and could not afford a chilling effect. In addition, no organization should have a say over the governance of the FSF other than the FSF itseft, so a public statement would have been pointless.

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The reason why it is scary that you can be reprimanded for being political at work is that it coincides with a deterioration of discrimination protections, and, for many people, their existence itself is political.

Thanks, @dachary! My motivation is simple: I grew tired of having to sign up for every other GitLab instance for contributions that are often one-off, or even worse, commenting. If something can solve that and there is something I can do about it, I would love to. Of the works you listed, I am most confident with writing implementation (TBF there are code I enjoy writing and code I don't 😉). Here is my portfolio if you want to get a sense of my past experiences: cnx.srht.site/works

Count me in, @dachary! I suppose that the way to keep myself up to date is to subscribe to the forum, do you have any recommendation on which topics to watch (I am afraid that I will burn myself out if I watch everything, my current daily email load is not small to start with). Plus, is there a way to participate without another discourse account, e.g. email or ActivityPub?

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