so hacking on masto is actually really fun* and easy** once you have your dev environment set up
*great way to wreck your instance
**ten years dev experience
so hacking on masto is actually really fun* and easy** once you have your dev environment set up
*great way to wreck your instance
**ten years dev experience
@garbados until programmers learn to treat the implementation as one of the actually-important interfaces for other humans, and how to do that without accidentally building torture devices, it's gonna be ever thus.
(also i guess: ruby seems unusually rich in temptations to cleverness.)
"the code is there. take it and do what thou wilt"
the code: an inscrutable tome of interlocking puzzles
@brennen ruby is fucking impenetrable. so much shit is just invisibly inserted into scope. i'm sure it makes someone out there feel very clever and it makes me hate them
@garbados yeah, i remember the allure of why's poignant guide and whatnot, and i remember feeling at one time that ruby would be a natural place for me to drift from perl, but i don't think time has been kind to a lot of the specific ways ruby culture thought it was humanizing programming.
@garbados I read this as 'inscrutable tome of interlocking pizzas' and it had the same effect
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