Dislike: every post inevitably has someone complaining about capitalism, Trump, police, Musk, …

How do you weigh a boat precisely enough to detect a soda can missing?

The Explain XKCD for this comic is gold.

However birds do not use GPS to navigate, [citation needed]

True. A more reliable way to achieve this is to buy a domain and use addresses in the form [email protected].

Nobody is forcing you to play the bad games. In fact, the website in the OP is made precisely for finding the good ones.

Clearly you haven’t played any good mobile games. Or any bad desktop computer games for that matter.

The OP was concerned about hate toward Russians, and the comment I replied to said that the hate is justified, implying that the target of the hate (all Russians) is doing something to warrant the hate (supporting Putin).

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It’s sad that this is not obvious, but many people born in Russia do not support Putin’s actions.

What makes mobile games not “real”? Sounds very gatekeepy. I don’t always have the space to pull out my laptop.

Turnip Boy seems to require microtransactions according to the reviews.

Betteridge’s law of headlines…

It means you’re compensating for the lack of optional/named parameters in your language.

You’re on Lemmy, where the vast majority of people are left-leaning. Anyone who says this is going to be downvoted to hell.

And in the context of having a politics-free day on Lemmy, why do you care about what those people think?

Why would it be?

When you want to print something, you can’t just Printf.printf x, you have to explicitly give it instructions on how to print a value of that specific type.

What’s wrong with paying a subscription for a service that requires resources to continuously operate, such as email hosting?

I’ve recently been trying to learn OCaml and find it really nice. The major pain points are

• C-style separate compilation with manually created headers
• Small standard library
• No generic print function
• Hard to use external libraries

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