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Natalie, Lydia, death, suicide 

I'm thinking about Natalie, the friend I should have gotten to know better.

And Lydia, the close friend who I shouldn't have abandoned.

Neither of them should be dead. They should both still be here, making people's lives more bright.

please boost, financial need, immediate 

I just got an email saying my phone (which provides me with internet) will be suspended for non-payment.

I can't even afford bread right now, and I have bills that I cannot pay.

Anything helps.
Boosting puts my need in front of people with an extra dollar or two.

With LiberaPay in limbo, the GoFundMe is my only option:
gofundme.com/tessa-survival

Please.
Even a dollar or two helps.

Sharing to other social media helps immensely as well.

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quote from a video about Object Oriented Programming (OOP) 

I want to recreate this video, but from the perspective of a functional programmer, rather than the perspective of someone who thinks along the lines of "functional programming is probably the future, but not for use right now because of performance problems or something"

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quote from a video about Object Oriented Programming (OOP) 

as @falkreon pointed out, there are some issues with this video. But I do love how it clearly states the practical problems with OO without getting deeper into programming language theory.

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quote from a video about Object Oriented Programming (OOP) 

@falkreon

I don't think imperative programming is the answer, however I'd much rather work in an imperative language with modules and polymorphism than an OO language

I also thought it was weird to say that functional programming has performance issues - that seems like an unneccesary disclaimer that repeats outdated notions.

I like this video primarily because it demonstrates the problems with OO.

quote from a video about Object Oriented Programming (OOP) 

"When I look at your OO codebase, what I'm going to encounter is either this over-engineered giant tower of abstractions, or I'm going to be looking at this inconsistently architected pile of objects that are probably all tangled together like christmas lights"

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I'm thinking of stealing the whole "the surface is poisonous and you need a gasmask to go out there" thing from Metro 2033, and making a half life 2 mod based around that.

concept: a fallout game where you travel post-apocalypse america in a refurbished bus, one of the few working vehicles. call it... Fallout New Venga

markov 🤖 

Janet that's even worse than anyone imagined

@catoutofbed@octodon.social @Kat half life 2's glitch is this one: youtube.com/watch?v=J8lNwh00Un

it was controversial because:
1) it involves manipulating files with the game menu
2) it's equivalent to just starting a new game from the current level with the console

@catoutofbed@octodon.social @Kat both half life 1 and half life 2 have a save warping glitch, but it works completely differently.

half life 2 CAN ALSO do half life 1's glitch, but it requires flooding the game with inputs, which is impossible to do in real time, and is slightly less useful due to the larger size of hl2's maps.

@catoutofbed@octodon.social @Kat wait

that's a different save warping thing that I hadn't heard of

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