Holy Shit! Patri Friedman (son of ancap writer David Friedman and founder of The Seasteading Institute) is on the Fediverse!
@lavaender @yes How much is Bill Gates paying you to say this stuff?
@lavaender Volcanoes, humans and animals exhaling, naturally occurring fires, decomposing organic matter.
CO2 is probably the most common organic byproduct. I still remember in chemistry class, almost any chemical reaction involving organic compounds has CO2 as a byproduct.
@soraya I don't know. It seems like a lot of furries were into Aggretsuko when it was still popular.
I'm just thankful that most furries don't know the origin of my pfp.
gamedev
The audio somehow didn't work in this boss video but at least the level 1 video has audio.
gamedev
I finally got OBS to record audio. Now, you can hear the BGM that I used for level 1 and the boss battle.
@soraya Says the person who used to have a Kuromi pfp.
@lavaender There is not. CO2 only makes a small percentage of our atmosphere. And a smaller percentage of that is man-made.
@lavaender CO2 is not a pollutant. It's a natural byproduct.
What the fuck is wrong with Bill Gates?
New article and probably my most controversial one so far: The Culture War Is Fake.
@ArdainianRight
>This is why gay kissing in children's stories is bad while normal romantic kissing is not, because children should be culturally encouraged towards matrimony and procreation.
This is especially the case because a lot of these children are still in their "boy are gross"/"girls are weird phase" so they might be more drawn to same sex attraction. Hell, I remember a lot of girls back in early elementary school hoping that they will be able to marry other girls because they thought that boys are too gross. I don't think a single one of them turned out to be a lesbian.
@ryo
>both newbies and professionals
There's your problem right there. If it's designed for both newbies and professionals then they are going to stick with that language and not move on to anything else. That's why people are developing trying to develop professional software in languages like Python, JavaScript, and Java even if C/C++ are better choices.
We need to bring back BASIC. It's solely meant for educational purposes and nothing else. Nobody made professional software in it (maybe outside of a few video games, but those can be an exception). And everyone moved on to languages like C, C++, Pascal, and Assembly afterward.