havenwood changed the topic of #ruby to: Ruby 3.4.3, 3.3.8 https://www.ruby-lang.org | Log https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/ruby
<testone> yes, but there are still ed2k/emule fans and gnutella too (from shareaza in win)
<lame-camel> testone, those more popular than XDCC?
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<testone> for sure
<testone> for gnutella there is just gtk-gnutella in *nix world, I think
<lame-camel> testone, more popular than DC/ADC too?
<testone> nowadays, I think so
<lame-camel> coool
<lame-camel> testone, what's up lately with you?
<testone> too hot
<lame-camel> testone, I think I feel the heat over on this side of the world, even though it's meant to be colder here.
<testone> where? north pole? :D
<lame-camel> testone, think Scotland but slightly warmer.
<testone> scotland is usually less humid than where I live in .it
<lame-camel> italy?
<lame-camel> on another matter, it really disappoints me that discord is rising so high in popularity.
<lame-camel> don't like centralized IM software.
<inline> hmm, i tried it
<inline> gives you abilities to post more media stuff, that's all the advantage
<lame-camel> and a profile picture :>
<lame-camel> and in some cases, threads like a forum
<inline> which is immediate, but also trashes convos most of the time
<inline> and you don't get much convo
<inline> it seems rather a hindrance
<inline> i see even less people talk there
<inline> heh
<lame-camel> I hope irc stays strong.
<inline> right
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<lame-camel> inline, sucks that I gotta do this to share media though, but that's IRC, sigh.
<inline> well, you can't share everything right there too, you have to enable some badges or earn or buy or whatever....
<inline> hah
<adam12> Wow. I haven't heard of DCC/XDCC in like 25 years.
<lame-camel> hey adam12! good to see you
<inline> right DCC is free
<adam12> lame-camel: hello!
<lame-camel> inline, in general you can. but I get you.
<lame-camel> it sucks that I change names too often. you guys likely don't remember me at all, despite having spoken to you in like, almost every season-al instance.
<adam12> lame-camel: Yea. I have a feeling I know who you are. But why do you change names so often?
<lame-camel> adam12, I guess it feels like a fresh new page in my life. much has happened over the years.
<lame-camel> adam12, I believe our last discussion was related to web development and sinatra vs rails
<adam12> lame-camel: Oh? Hmm. Good chance of that. Maybe you're not I am thinking of.
<lame-camel> adam12, last name was John_Ivan
<adam12> lame-camel: Definitely not the same person I was thinking, but I remember you now.
<lame-camel> yay
<adam12> lame-camel: There's another person who bounces in and out of here with a new nickname almost every time.
<adam12> So I guess you're not the only one.
<lame-camel> ah
<lame-camel> adam12, how has life treated you?
<adam12> lame-camel: I can't complain, thanks. 2024 was fairly quiet business wise, but 2025 is going crazy.
<adam12> lame-camel: How about you?
<lame-camel> i guess on the programming aspect and engineering, good. real life - not so much. just hating the world more and more every day.
<adam12> lame-camel: I get that.
<lame-camel> I got into philosophy last year
<lame-camel> a long ride. very useful stuff I learned. but for the theological aspect of it, I guess I can say I got exposed to various arguments but in the end - no final answer.
<lame-camel> "Is there a God?" remains unanswered.
<lame-camel> adam12, I went from Theism to Atheism then to Agnostic-Theism and now, Deism.
<adam12> lame-camel: Sounds like quite the journey.
<lame-camel> adam12, mmm. I don't think I ever asked any of the people I know here on their beliefs. Would you mind sharing? Simple Theist/Atheist works for me, if you don't want to elaborate.
<adam12> lame-camel: I'd rather not, to be honest.
<lame-camel> Alright.
<adam12> :)
<lame-camel> adam12, I finished the project I was working on last time. I came to conclusion that for a lot of web applications, the majority of code ultimately comes down to being CSS.
<lame-camel> Which makes sense. It's ultimately webUI.
<adam12> lame-camel: Oh yeah. A big reason why both Bootstrap and Tailwind took a lot of the world by storm. Making things look pretty are a lot harder than making things work (at least, imho)
<lame-camel> yeah, a huge % is a shitton of CSS.
<lame-camel> adam12, and just my luck, CSS is the part of web development that I suck the most at :P
<adam12> lame-camel: LOL. I like to joke that you can tell when I've designed something - it's designed like a backend developer, with everything being a perfect grid of squares.
<lame-camel> :D
<lame-camel> another thing I wanna add. CSS becomes a pain when things aren't vertical.
<lame-camel> at least, that's what I've noticed the big issue is, when I encounter problems in CSS. trying to do something like a grid or entities being horizontal.
<adam12> It's tough. And a lot of the reason it's tough is the web is moving fast.
<lame-camel> mm
<adam12> I work with a lot of teams and very few truly understand CSS today. They still design in 2019 or 2015 or GAH, 2012-like CSS.
<lame-camel> I can see that. I told myself that I think I wouldn't understand CSS properly even if I took a dedicated course in it.
<lame-camel> So yeah, I can totally see lots of people not knowing what CSS truly is doing.
<lame-camel> adam12, sometimes I even thought that, this shit should be redesigned from scratch. at the browser level. but that ain't happening anytime soon. if ever.
<lame-camel> like, scrap CSS. rebuild it as a new language.
<adam12> lame-camel: Here to stay, unfortunately.
<adam12> lame-camel: I'm not minding CSS in 2025. A lot of the improvements have actually been fantastic.
<lame-camel> with tailwind and the like?
<adam12> I still don't have great design ability, but if I get a styleguide together it's not bad.
<adam12> I'm not using Tailwind anymore, so maybe not specifcally that, but things that make me like it as a backend developer
<lame-camel> ah yeah, there's AI copilot as well nowadays which does great at spitting out code too.
<adam12> ie. Variables, layers, CSS grid, nesting, etc.
<lame-camel> adam12, that sounds like Sass doesn't it?
<adam12> Some CSS functions.
<adam12> Oh yeah. Sass was ahead of it's time, for sure.
<lame-camel> I'm still yet to see situations where SaSS would __benefit me__ in particular but I think my webapps are never big enough to require CSS to be dynamic.
<adam12> I haven't used Sass in some time now.
<adam12> With nesting support being fairly close to worldwide supported, I just use that.
<lame-camel> adam12, I'm sad things like Dreamweaver haven't truly took over.
<adam12> lame-camel: I have a friend who used Dreamweaver up until just recently. He did eventually switch to flexbox but was a table wizard for MANY years.
<adam12> lame-camel: Kind of fun actually, how quickly he turned out websites.
<lame-camel> yeah, I like approaches that are predictable and RAD
<lame-camel> unlike all the unpredictable mess + the lack of WYSIWYG editors
<lame-camel> the web could be so nice to work with if people just
<lame-camel> adam12, gave up on some features and technologies, you know? and standardized thngs.
<lame-camel> but instead you have...
<lame-camel> a jungle. is the only way I can call it.
<lame-camel> anarchy
<adam12> lame-camel: I kind of like it ...
<adam12> while similtaneously hating it.
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<lame-camel> adam12, I would wait it out 200 years if I had such a lifespan.
<lame-camel> and THEN start web developing :P
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<lame-camel> but I guess things didn't turn out that way.
<lame-camel> adam12, despite the web being nearly 50+ years old, the whole ecosystem feels and looks like it's unstable and in-progress :P
<lame-camel> and I don't really like that.
<lame-camel> but I'm stuck with it as is.
<adam12> lame-camel: I just try to carve out an area where I can control and then it seems OK.
<lame-camel> adam12, I've been doing something similar, yeah.
<lame-camel> still hate it :D
<adam12> bbl
<lame-camel> sure, see ya.
<lame-camel> feel the glory!
<lame-camel> I will head to sleep. be back later.
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<nakilon> havenwood: minitest does not have the nice report.htm
<nakilon> (although my coworkers don't like it anyway and mumble about allure)
<nakilon> I wish the htm exporter was not built-in into tests runner runtime
<nakilon> it should be a junit-to-htm converter
<nakilon> it's so stupid they don't do it
<nakilon> there is literally no sense in writing htm on fly
<nakilon> any intermediate static format would be nice, so people would make adapters from minitest to that format and then it would be converted to that nice htm
<nakilon> anyway, I had some other question, hmmm
<nakilon> oh, is there a <<~ heredoc for regex?
<nakilon> because Sublime can't fold properly if there is no indentation
<kjetilho> nakilon: look into the x modifier, extended mode. https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/master/Regexp.html#class-Regexp-label-Extended+Mode
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<lame-camel> I wish writing a compiler/transpiler wasn't a monumental work.
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<havenwood> lame-camel: Whatcha wanna transpile?
<havenwood> Or more just in general?
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<lame-camel> havenwood, I like haskell's syntax. and I like ruby's productiveness.
<lame-camel> that combined with a little syntactical tweaks of my own, would create a very nice environment to work for me.
<lame-camel> havenwood, I "could"... write a dumb transpiler. which reads line by line and does substitution... but even that's somewhat effortful.
<lame-camel> havenwood, "custom haskell" -> (transpile) -> ruby
<lame-camel> would've been nice...
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<lame-camel> havenwood, as for why I don't write haskell directly, well 2 reasons
<lame-camel> 1. not a lot of support the way ruby does in terms of libraries/frameworks
<lame-camel> 2. i don't like some aspects of haskell's syntax. emphasis on (some). overall though, i like the syntax.
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<havenwood> lame-camel: Makes me wonder if Rust might be a nice middle ground?
<havenwood> Immutable data by default, native pattern matching, algebraic data types and more of a Ruby feel.
<havenwood> Granted, not a pure as Haskell or as quick to prototype as Ruby but maybe a nice middle ground?
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<lame-camel> havenwood, I will have a look at it I guss.
<lame-camel> thanks for the suggestion.
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<lame-camel> :>
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* lame-camel kicks pebble and draws in the sand
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<lame-camel> I swear, web development sometimes feels like it's on purposely made to be slow.
<lame-camel> so many stupid things to connect