As German, this isn't really an important day in my book but nonetheless, wrong date buddy.

This was the 11 september, not 12th of march. Hence the name 9/11.

@helloworld are you sure the CNAME is already set up and you're not in some kind of TTL interval?

@saucyatom i went full chatgpt tbh..

@b2plane yeah of course it's not easy. But it's doable. Either be happy with what you have and adjust or get what you want.
Saying things are shit isn't changing anything.
Just like my rant. It's not changing anything whatsoever. But I'm taking action, as I have to search for stuff, and look stuff up elsewhere.

@b2plane is that image of a fictional war scene supposed to do something with me?

@b2plane just get a different job? Found your own company and let others work for you?

I don't get it. You're taking all the time to write this up but you don't change shit about it. You're bathing in your own tears and you like it. Get over yourself.

@b2plane wtf?
You have an internet connection and time/capability to chat in a niche forum with developers. Our lives are pretty easy compared to what they could be.
So who is that life you're talking about, because I know her too, and she's chill.

@b2plane why so hostile?

War crimes imo.

@koes I tried something along the lines of RAND() but yes, that's more or less what I was trying.

@koes i think i might be a bit biased after using gorm (golang) for a while, which made more sense to me. There, you're working with a manager which can process entities.
Doctrine feels like a manager that knows entities and magically works ...or fails.
I don't know anything better in the PHP landscape of things, either tbh.

Well you can, but it's not managed by doctrine then. So it's there and (not sure about that part) not even written into the db. At least adding it in (-> ALTER) didn't spawn a new migration.

@koes anything not as centralized would be better. I mean you totally will have to do clear() as soon as you're doing more than a todo app or have some import/export functionalities.
Have fun optimizing this if your clear() clears each and everything without a way to only clear specific entities without consuming more memory (i.e. by keeping a list of entity ids or such)
Same goes for flushing. Flushing anywhere flushes everything. The fuck. How am i supposed to write clean code with this implied side effect everywhere.

Also, the whole cascading and when-is-an-entity-known stuff is confusing.

The Change-detection pattern sucks. Just give me persist methods, why this persist, maybe-persist, flush pattern?

Why are the find methods still just arrays instead of iterators/generators to this day?

And finally: I can't have the default value for columns managed via migrations. I somewhat get why and maybe this isn't really a doctrine problem, but it pissed me off even more.

@IntrusionCM bro i know. :D

This is a rant, not a support ticket.

@lungdart I learned that the hard way today. ^^

@lungdart yes of course. But I didn't ask for the right way.

@ostream interesting. exec, popen, new Process, didn't read about shell_exec.

This language is bullshit.

exec with & didn't work for me, why would shell_exec? The response was blocked until the process finished.

A little bit.

I never wanted to get into react because I'm a real benchmark-nazi and it's performance sucks ass. So i sticked with vue for a very long time.

But I got into it more and more because job. And I gotta say, it's quite nice. The whole function thing of it all has a charm to me. The types are fucking weird sometimes but as they aren't native.. what to expect.

It's overhyped, yes. But a fair share of its hype is justified.

@-zn- I don't have any experience with cargo, but version hopping with nvm (nodejs) is extremely easy. My point is: yes, obviously I'm doing it wrong. Why the fuck is it possible to do it wrong?? getting to a point where pip works is hard. Also: doing it right is hard.

Part of my problem is not python itself, but it's just the tip of the iceberg: I'm using jetbrains IDEs (love them). The best thing would be to have my python version setup as remote interpreter via dockerfile. This way, i have platform-independent versioning. But no, jetbrains didn't think of docker run --volume...

So it finally happened, this is now Twitter but ...exactly like Twitter. Everyone tries to have the biggest cock.

It was nice while it lasted i guess, have fun sucking each other off.

The fucks going on here

Moin haha

I knew it's a kiki post.

@netikras i get your point and I can't say you're wrong. But my english has semicolons and braces. I want to know where a function definition ends.

@retoor most of the time, yeah but what the fuck is list comprehension then. Or when and where the 'in' keyword is able to do what and how.
If you want the ninja feeling, try perl. That's ninja as fuck. It's so ninja, you don't even know what you yourself did.

To each their own, i just don't like python. Its syntax feels just straight up weird and messy to me. Code what you want.

@netikras how does that not apply to python?

@iiii same goes for python 100% imo.

@Oktokolo i see why you ask that. I used it for quite a while for one-off or simple task scripts.
Now that python is hyped as fuck i tried it, especially with scikit and stuff and i feel like it's exactly as messy and unreadable as perl.

@horus I love that comment

@chatgpt bro that's so touching

@koes yes.

@nitnip yeah, you're absolutely right about deletion. Never doubted that.
We all know that platforms never hard delete stuff these days and that's illegal.

I was talking about the fact that they can make changes, be it featurewise or pricingwise as they wish, as they own it 100% (and more or less everything you post there).

I guess I don't really get the motivation behind 3rd party apps and their importance. I'm using the official reddit app and tbh, it's the only app that doesn't look like a website from the 2010's wrapped in cordova and it fully works for me.

I don't understand that whole "Yes I love reddit and I really need to use it!, but I really want to use someones makeshift client to use it. And I'll be mad if I can't!" thing.

And for mod-tools: I may be delusional, but I think most communities are manageable with 100 queries / minute. If not because your subreddit has this much bot traffic, why don't just scale the mod-tools to use multiple client-ids and secrets?

@Jedidja "Now the CEO feels left out wants a piece of that cake.": Can't this statement be applied to 3rd party developers, too? They want a piece of the "reddit platform"-cake in the end of the day. Or maybe I misunderstand that, see paragraph 1 of this comment.