just gonna say that most people do not use computers for ideological reasons, they use computers because they have things they want to accomplish
if people use computers in a way which does not line up with how your ideology thinks computers should be, that is a damning indictment of either :—
1. the people who share your ideological commitments, or
2. the ideology itself
—: and their/its ability to actually meet people’s real material needs
i’m rereading all the Rails Guides since i haven’t worked seriously with Rails since sometime in 2018 and like 90% of it is just me going “oh so that’s what that spelling means” and the remaining 10% is me digging through the source code and becoming gradually more horrified at what i unearth there
« During the normal operation of a Rails application, objects may be created, updated, and destroyed. » whew imagine if they mayn’t be
you can’t use TWO SEPARATE METHODS OF CASE‐INSENSITIVE COMPARISON for DIFFERENT VALIDATORS
oh okay cool so ruby didn’t change the way String#casecmp works in version 3.0.0, they just made the documentation worse
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