re: unicode proposals
[176-C31] Consensus: Provisionally assign U+A7DA LATIN CAPITAL LETTER LAMBDA, U+A7DB LATIN SMALL LETTER LAMBDA, and U+A7DC LATIN CAPITAL LETTER LAMBDA WITH STROKE, as given in L2/23-191. (Reference: Section 2a of L2/23-164)
marxism; historical antisemitism
bruno bauer: jews are incapable of having human rights
karl marx: i will use this fool to launch into an eviscerating critique of the liberal states of north america and revolutionary france and their failure to live up to their radical potential
you: okay but like can i just read that bit without all the antisemitism
me: i got u https://wiki.ladys.computer/Page:MarxQuotes
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my wiki
@alyssa i’m focusing rn on getting the good parts from “On ‘The Jewish Question’” up so that people can read them without having to sift thru the cringe bits; feel free to add to it once i do
organizing meta
it’s better to laugh about conflict and affirm solidarity in the face of it than pretend it doesn’t exist, imo
re: javascript complaining
@hack in idiomatic JS, typically functions are defined at the top level (often imported from another module) and only ever called from within other functions, with the entrypoint usually being a file which depends on all the others
in this case, the definition order and execution order are effectively decoupled (and necessarily, since module load order is undefined)—all the top-level declarations which define constants will have executed before the main entrypoint executes.
you're right that you can't do, like
```
main();
const main = () => blah();
```
whereas you can with functions. but this would go against best-practices either way. best-practices would be
```
import main from "./main.js";
main();
```
and in that situation definition and execution order are decoupled by nature of the module system
(as for why people use arrow functions now instead of the other ones, that's a different conversation but the short answer is people find them easier to write and conceptually simpler)
re: javascript complaining
@hack `let` statements can also be written in any order so long as the statement has executed by the time the function is actually called
end o·t·w racism
« We have learned that an OTW volunteer is currently being retaliated against by the leadership within the OTW for speaking out against the racism they have experienced. We (Fandom Against Racism) support whatever measures are necessary for the OTW to fulfill their pledge to make the org and their projects a more inclusive and less racist space. » god can you get any more euphemistic. just call for Alex’s resignation like everybody else
wikipedia policy
you can sometimes tell by looking at who their parents are and what their source of income is and so forth but come on
do they hold possession over other people's means of production or not, it's a very simple objective line to give wikipedia
wikipedia policy
i’m just saying this is more important to understanding their politics and impact on the world than how many spouses they have had
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