Notices by muesli (fribbledom@mastodon.social), page 7

@feonixrift

A PLA chain-mail 😆

@capnjoe

That's why they're called business socks!

"Wrong turns on the path to success are not failures, they are simply iterations. Both science and art are iterative processes that include wrong turns. And those wrong turns aren't outliers, they are part of that process"

-- Adam Savage

@screenbeard

You can use '-tabs=false' with gofmt, but let's just say it's not the recommend way 😉

@screenbeard

Just a heads up: sent a pull request your way over on GitHub 😉

@sldr

Gets printed in place, no assembly required!

@screenbeard

Absolutely! ... and once you grasp how it all ties together with Go's interfaces, you'll really start appreciating the beauty of it.

@screenbeard

A sub-dir is a separate package. You can import it, but you can't have circular dependencies, and you can only access public members of that package.

@screenbeard

Yeah, in that case I'd just move FrontMatter and its data structures into a separate file, say "frontmatter.go". You don't need to change any imports, it'll still be accessible by everything else in the same package (read: directory).

@screenbeard

You usually divide your code by functionality / types into various files within a directory.

That entire directory forms a package, which then can get included as a whole by other packages ("import ...")

It's not uncommon that a single library or app consists of a bunch of packages, so you can divide it up further.

@aetios

It is! Counts as a fabric in my hands 😆

@patience

It is printed in place as a chain-mail, indeed!

Playing with 3D-printed fabrics. Feels really weird & funny but pleasant in the hands.

@fmartingr

...and learning Go? Maybe this helps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMA8wJ6xA_g

(shameless plug)

@fmartingr

They are indeed if you build with 'make'.

@fmartingr

That's fantastic news! Let me know if it's smooth sailing or if I can help with anything.

They call me the hunter of ineffectual assignments, the slasher of unnecessary conversions and inspector of tautological fallacies.

Call me hunter of ineffectual assignments, slasher of unnecessary conversions and inspector of tautological fallacies.

40 pull requests in one night. I think I'm done for today 😂

@philipwhite

Yeah, mostly dead simple fixes or corrected typos.

I don't have a stake in any of those projects: some I use, some I just find intriguing enough to check out the code. I guess I just enjoy seeing progress and things moving forward. That feeling is rewarding enough for me.