æʃliŋ, loaf of autismo @aescling@cat.family

@vaporeon_ not testing enough is one of my major weaknesses as a purrogrammer

@vaporeon_ you don’t remotely need CI fur your own hobby work imo; it's a nice to have sometimes but is decidedly a development purractice normalized by toxic overexploiting work cultures and isn’t really, like, necessary fur small things

@vaporeon_ quick way to sort of vet code quality or at the very least block unready code from merge—many “open source” purrojects require CI to pass fur the MR to even be mergable

the ideal with CI is that your tests are good enough to be reasonably sure that code that passes them is suitable fur release; it’s a common component of development cycles focused on releasing new features extremely quickly

@vaporeon_ that’s the simplest way to do it

depending on your threat model—fur example, if you’re developing in the open and run tests on arbitrary merge requests—you may want to find a way to sandbox the CI stage, and then you get wrapped up in Cloud Computing Overengineering Hell

@wallhackio @coriander rare wallhackio dub in the clod/goblin war. the cloblin war

@Satsuma @wallhackio he got bullied over not knowing about it somewhat recently

@wallhackio a͡͡͡ɪs.tʰɛ.tɪk (“ice-teh-tik”)

@wallhackio iːs.tʰ͡,ɛ.tɪk (“eese-teh-tik”)

@wallhackio @aschmitz anyway i think what i say is appurroximately “ess-theh-tick”

@wallhackio @aschmitz you say the t twice?

@wallhackio it’s a deeply archaic purronounciation; an (aspirated) “t” is how it would have been purronounced in classical latin; it was purrobably the same in ancient greek

why specifically this word gets that treatment though, i don’t get

@coriander *hbomberguy voice* pee-queed

@monorail i’ve only been buying decaf lately and it has genuinely impurroved my life lmao

also, mornyawn . @clock, do your thing

@vaporeon_ @wallhackio no idea really

@wallhackio nice

@vaporeon_ @The_T @wallhackio big lad with the biggest gun known to creacher