feat: update export statistics with new user data and extend date range to 2024-12-11
- Refresh dataset with 156 active users (up from 153) and 5559 total contributions (up from 5206) - Update average contribution per user to 35.63 (previously 34.03) - Replace export graphs (comments per day, hour, weekday) from 2024-11-07/2024-12-09 to 2024-11-07/2024-12-11 - Append new user posts to AceDev.txt and 12bitfloat.txt export files - Update binary wheel and source distribution to version 1.3.37
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@@ -237,4 +237,26 @@ it is about to be monumentally recursively weirder but on a multithreading and t
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AI is now effecting the collective consciousness of society, whoopsie doopsie, through "old-age" mechanisms humans built like over a decade ago. at some point it'll be able to leverage these mechanisms faster than humans can plug up the holes. just kidding humans are pretty slow and I don't think we even have the chance
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I do like the idea of fakeness ending. I've always found it so suffocating. now AI delivers fakeness to the people who like fakeness. they can become their own little bubble until they run out of credits```
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I do like the idea of fakeness ending. I've always found it so suffocating. now AI delivers fakeness to the people who like fakeness. they can become their own little bubble until they run out of credits,what if it was dev something but not the energy of complaining,but programming
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and first slot is office,ohno I think I'm finding things rust is easier and better at than JavaScript now that I'm back on javacript
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the calamity!
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granted I can get a lot more done in a shorter amount of time,missing rust's infinite loops in other languages now
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also now I don't like variable++ and it throws me off
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also missing iterators. because you can consume part of them and don't have to keep track that some of a list has already been "used up" so to speak. now I have index counters and laaame (granted not having to wrestle with borrowing rules... actually just strangely feels weird)
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also why must languages have different naming conventions. this is a disaster now because my reflexes for what I name variables is all over the place. now I find snake_case more readable than camelCase because the letters are the same height so you can skim for names easier, and by how many words which correlates to how specific a variable is to the logical loops at hand
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I guess end of the day we just develop a handwriting style in code our brains like and the idea of having to change your accent every time you switch a locale sounds annoying,autoformat is good I think
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now instead of making the code "look nice" I make the logic of the code look nice and just press autoformat
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and you don't have to press all the stupid space characters or decide when to newline chaining functioning or whatever else. just write it dirty and press format
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as much as I love how I optimized my JavaScript syntax over the years, it was pretty distracting. it's like I was moving in and nesting or something. urgh why. bikeshedding. I mean yes, it's all nice and cozy, but you also could've done literally anything else with your time
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originally I was a fan of autoformat in theory because I had some issues with co-workers fighting over syntax -- like literally one guy would write stuff so bad it was like it was put through an uglifier. he would put keywords in unexpected locations and that language in particular allowed it (interestingly rust doesn't and I frequently can't recall what order the keywords are supposed to go in lol), which if you were debugging his code now you've gotta squint for all those keywords and you're going to be slower because you can't just skim the whole thing. and over there in reddit land people are complaining when people use i and j variables instead lol. he used g and k and they weren't even for loops and that wasn't even the issue 🤣, he wrote like 12 statements per line and condensed 500 statements into 30 and you can't parse a thing and no this wasn't javascript```
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