We could only wish, comrade lol

It’s amazing that we were taught about finite state automata and machines, yet for programming large applications, we haven’t necessarily taken that same approach. As you mentioned, all of the coupling and created dependencies of function calls upon other function calls really gets impossibly difficult to debug and analyze as the complexity, functionality, and scale of an application grows. After reading what you wrote, it’s like a new revelation; I’m eager to put this paradigm into practice. I’ve generally lost interest in many of my personal projects simply for the fact that they become so untenable as they’ve grown with dependency upon dependency. The notion of splitting up the code into their proper segments or nodes that do some work or a program of instructions, return their product to a central conductor via a state-tracking data structure is something I plan on using moving forward. Perhaps, I’ll even revisit some of these abandoned projects and try to view the flow of execution under this lens and then restructure operations accordingly.

Gracias por compartir. Todo mi entendimiento de análisis marxista es en inglés, porque soy estadounidense, pero se lo agradezco muchísimo por compartir este canal. Vivo en lugar en cuál el pueblo es, por mayoría, hispanohablante e imigrante. Ellos son los quienes ladran la tierra y cosechan una gran porción de productos consumidos en los EEUU, pero al mismo tiempo, son un grupo oprimido, discriminado, sin mucha protección legal. Ninguna de estas condiciones materiales son sorpresa––¡el imperialismo nunca funcionaría de otra manera! Me gustaría educar a mis propios padres y familiares y a cualquier persona labradora que guste escuchar sobre las realidades del trabajo, los trabajadores, condiciones materiales, la clase explotadora, y la lucha entre estas clases, especialmente en el contexto estadounidense, o quizás, un contexto aún más preciso como el de nuestro estado, condado, o ciudad. Perdón por cualquier error que haya escrito aquí. Mi lengua primaria es el inglés, así que hay mucho que se me ha olvidado ya que no utilizo el español a lo regular.

Where can I purchase some? I’m looking to upgrade a laptop, but I’d rather buy from Chinese manufacturers directly.

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(Cat has already had three meals, one of them being an hallaca, from morning to midday, plus a dozen treats.)

Yeah, most definitely is. The only thing capitalists will respond to is anything that physically affects their livelihoods. They have to learn that those whose labor they commodify aren’t simply numbers on a ledger.

The US should just ask China for those rare earth materials they need for their radar tech. Not sure if they thought of that yet, but there’s a nice, free tip for them! What an easy fix lol

The sort of thing that should happen to every colonial power.

One of the worst things I’ve ever read. Not too long ago, I learned about Abu Ghraib, too. There is no redemption for any part of the United States, especially not within the military apparatus of power.

Oh, heck yeah! Another shredder in the making!

Implementation of national program like the DPRK’s Juche makes absolute sense, because fuck, the American empire is beyond evil.

For me, a new rule of thumbs is: disbelieve anything pushed by WP, NYT, Bloomberg, or any other of these Western capitalist media. So much of it is a blatant lie, there’s no point in even listening to what they say if they have no credibility.

Who up 'jecting acid in they pænüs??

B-But the reactionaries told me AI was bad for (capitalist) society, so I should uncritically despise it :(

Incredibly smart move!

Neutrality as a cover for opportunism? When it comes to bankers, there should never be any doubt!

I’d leave it up solely to underscore the irony of what it represents compared to what the American Empire actually stood for.

I personally don’t want to see them tortured, that’s something I couldn’t live with, since their screams would be just like humans’, and we’re bound to see and hear a lot of that in the coming years. I want them to face the wall or hang. Let the world be done with them quickly as possible.

Far too many people who think they’re labor aristocracy (or are) in the country. We’ve been conditioned to think about things in a bad way only if they affect us on a personal level. Idealist individualism has done wonders for the bourgeois in that it keeps us so divided, almost to a granular level.