RustyShackleford

Zed and Helix for the GNU/Linux side, and VSCodium for the Windows side.

Fuck you, you ~~grammer~~ grammar nazi.

Life's more complicated ~~then~~ than that ; try not to alienate the people that need convincing.

It's not looking good, to say the least.

~~dispair~~ despair

For many, the fear of the "other" supercedes the imperative to negotiate and collaborate collectively.

"I am willing to lose so long as this leader makes the people I profess to hate lose more."

They are, relatively.

I thought O'Leary was Canadian? Did he emigrate to the U.S.?

If smartphone use is global, why is the strongest evidence of surging teen anxiety mostly in English-speaking countries and not in their less-English-speaking neighbors?

My answer is that although mental illness is global, the experience of mental illness cannot be separated from culture. If there is a surge of Anglospheric gloom among teenagers, we have to study the culture that young people are consuming with their technology. In the past generation, the English-speaking world, led by the U.S., has experimented with a novel approach to mental health that has expanded the ranks of the “worried well,” while social media has surrounded young people with reminders to obsess over their anxieties and traumas, just as U.S. news media have inundated audiences with negativity to capture their fleeting attention.

As an American citizen living in Europe since July of 2022 and maintaining dual residency, I posit that "quiet desperation is the English way", but we Americans do it "loud and proud".

Ah okay, specific for Gentoo, I see. Thus, since I'm in *buntu land (--minimal-install, so no snap fuckery), it's better to just set up an apt repo and use my build containers to push to that.

I personally love Rust, but since I'm already familiar with C/CMake, I just don't think I need to "re-invent the wheel". In this case, using the Rust wrapper option is more like "trying to put a winter tire around an all-weather tire".

Any similar system for Kubuntu 24.04 LTS noobs/normies like me? I don't know what "ebuild" is, but it sounds cool (of course, I could look it up, but I thought I'd just ask).

I'm not a dev-ops dude, but for work, I develop parametric CAD solutions and generative DNNs for CAD. Lots of linear algebra and Pytorch on the GNU-Linux side; lots of Grasshopper for Rhino8 on the Win11 side. Hence, I use Docker to separate my experimental build environments from my production ones.

I've been kinda maintaining my shit "by hand", so to speak, for years now, and I think I'm ready for some automation in that regard.