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My original comment was poorly worded. Ghana gained independence 69 years ago, not 200.

The kidnapping and exploitation was in full swing 200 years ago, but it started earlier than that and ended way later, if ever.

Plunder a country

Kidnap their people to make slaves

Impose anti-gay laws on them

200 years later: They are expanding the anti-gay laws! Why are they so backward?!

Pay reparations or shut up.

Top tier post. Can’t wait for the experts at awful.systems to come explain. The question by OP is a very good question so I am sure we will get expert explanations from users of the awful.systems instance.

Yes :)

On a separate note, I hope the author of this post and his colleagues are safe. His university got bombed by America and Israel earlier this month.

This is great! The value of having your computational pipeline nicely debuggable and visualizable cannot be overstated.

The float32 limitation sounds a bit arbitrary. Would be cool if blender allows float64 in geo nodes in the future.

Check this comment https://mander.xyz/comment/26729021

@expatriado@lemmy.world do you happen to know what the less dense ring in the outer part is?

My not very confident guess is that it’s just to label what kind of galaxies are observed by the instrument at that range. Really not sure about the less dense ring in the outer part though.

what. there definitely are differences between the universe today and the universe billions years ago.

the latter. the map looks different further away from the center of the circle because further away = earlier time. if they attempted to compensate for how things far away have changed since the light was emitted, the map would look uniform.

Hard coding (also hard-coding or hardcoding) is the software development practice of embedding data directly into the source code of a program or other executable object, as opposed to obtaining the data from external sources or generating it at runtime.

Hardcoding has nothing to do with whether or not the filter can be disabled. It is about how the filter is implemented (comparing against a string in the code, as opposed to a string loaded from config file or database).

Hard coding (also hard-coding or hardcoding) is the software development practice of embedding data directly into the source code of a program or other executable object, as opposed to obtaining the data from external sources or generating it at runtime.

Hardcoding has nothing to do with whether or not the filter can be disabled. It is about how the filter is implemented (comparing against a string in the code, as opposed to a string loaded from config file or database).

Hard-coded data typically can be modified only by editing the source code and recompiling the executable, although it can be changed in memory or on disk using a debugger or hex editor.

Exactly. If you want to make the same code logic block “notenoughmuskspam” (for example) instead, you would have to patch the source code. In this case there is no “recompiling the executable”, since its Python. I don’t really see that undermining my point though.

Your comments sound very angry so I am blocking you for the sake of the mental wellbeing of both of us. Have a nice day.

do you not know what hardcoding is

Yes, to quote from Wikipedia

Hard coding (also hard-coding or hardcoding) is the software development practice of embedding data directly into the source code of a program or other executable object, as opposed to obtaining the data from external sources or generating it at runtime.

This is precisely what PieFed does.

As I have noted in the post, the block can be disabled/circumvented by the admin. But the rule is still in the .py file where all the business logic are, hence hardcoded.

Hardcoded means the filter is in the source code (as opposed to being in a config file or database). Whether or not it can be disabled/circumvented is a different matter.

Having features does not make it good software. It remains true that the code quality is abysmal and there ARE hardcoded blocks based on what the dev(s) dislike.

What we see from time to time is people spreading literal misinformation about Piefed, saying that those filters can’t be disabled by an admin (they can), and/or that a fork is needed to do so (it’s not) .

I hope I am not spreading any misinformation. If any of my complaints is factually incorrect, please point it out.

That contradicts what @skavau@piefed.social told me.

Did you put the right URL? That URL links to a comment about the 4-chan image blocking and reputation loss.

If this is the feature you consider to be missing from Lemmy, then yes, please let it remain missing. I definitely don’t want anything like it.

I just want to make sure people know what they’re getting into before they decide to use PieFed. If you know about the issues and decide to use it, I totally respect that decision.