Idk if it’s a species difference, but European yellow jacket wasps are pretty fucking chill. I’ve only been or seen someone get stung if they accidentally squish/step on them.

On the other hand they’re soooo persistent about stealing my food and bait. Like no, you can’t steal meat from my fork, fuck off. gets slapped, and comes back with 5 more sisters to bully me out of my lunch. It’s especially bad in late summer and so we have to eat indoors because of them.

Hornets can go fuck themselves though and I try to kill them on sight if they’re around the house.

Nah, that guy had an accident and ended up sleeping with the fishes.

I have barely any experience with either, but BB seems a lot cleaner than any of those options.

https://book.babashka.org/#_parsing_command_line_arguments

Trust me bro, nuclear power is clean, I read it on reddit or some shit idk

Riiiight people are protesting for no reason…

The French government has yet to authorize Cigéo’s construction, and now the French Nuclear Safety Authority (ASN) and the Institute for Radioprotection and Nuclear Safety (IRSN) have raised concerns about the design. Although it acknowledges overall progress, IRSN questions whether the sealing would be a strong enough barrier and says ANDRA needs to do more to reduce the risk of radioactive leaks. The agency also needs to improve its strategies to monitor risks and to rehabilitate the facility in case of radioactive spills, IRSN says. Perhaps the biggest problem, however, is medium-level radioactive sludge immobilized in bitumen, or tar, a technique introduced in the 1960s that has now been abandoned. IRSN says that in case of fire in a tunnel, bituminized waste could rapidly overheat and burn. “We would risk creating a phenomenon that we don’t know how to stop,” and trigger “a very substantial” release of radioactivity into the environment, says François Besnus, director of IRSN’s Environment Division in Fontenay-aux-Roses. Both agencies say ANDRA and the producers of nuclear waste need to study treatments that prevent overheating; if that fails, a major redesign of the facility may be needed.

…

Others say the risks are simply too high. Radiation will break down water in the rock and cause corrosion of metal structures, leading to the release of explosive hydrogen gas, says biologist and engineer Bertrand Thuillier, an associate professor at the University of Lille. ANDRA plans to ventilate the tunnels, but that could exacerbate fires by providing oxygen, he says. A failure could be catastrophic, Thuillier warns: The area around Bure helps provide eastern Paris with water and is close to one of the world’s most cherished wine regions, Champagne.

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.357.6354.858

Edit: and just so we’re clear, this is “the biggest, most complex and costliest nuclear decommissioning and radioactive waste management programme on earth.” With planned cost between 23 and 54 bilion €

Ah, that must be why first world countries like France are trying to export their nuclear waste into third world countries, after they were forced to stop exporting it into Russia…

If it’s so safe, why have they been closing down every single high level waste permanent storage site over the last decade?

Extremely professional explanation

if this community is supposed to be about science (the procedure by which we achieve greater understanding of our world), not philosophy

Arguably, you can’t have science without philosophy. For example you’re distinguishing what’s science based on the work of 20th century philosophers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verificationism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_rationalism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falsifiability

Procedural, law based world generation is the trademark of a lazy and experienced god.

Story with that premise:

https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/50558/the-great-erectus-and-faun

Yeah I’m doing the same, I even tried to import a nonexistent file, and use build like you instead of switch, but I’m only getting the error from above.

What’s your nix version?

nix (Nix) 2.34.6

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I think we’re doing different things, that’s why it’s giving us completely different errors.

I just added files to imports in configuration.nix

I’m guessing you’ve got some manual error checking implemented with assertions?

error:
       … while calling the 'seq' builtin
         at «github:nixos/nixpkgs/4bd9165a9165d7b5e33ae57f3eecbcb28fb231c9?narHash=sha256-l/iNYDZ4bGOAFQY2q8y5OAfBBtrDAaPuRQqWaFHVRXM%3D»/lib/modules.nix:402:18:
          401|         options = checked options;
          402|         config = checked (removeAttrs config [ "_module" ]);
             |                  ^
          403|         _module = checked (config._module);

       … while evaluating a branch condition
         at «github:nixos/nixpkgs/4bd9165a9165d7b5e33ae57f3eecbcb28fb231c9?narHash=sha256-l/iNYDZ4bGOAFQY2q8y5OAfBBtrDAaPuRQqWaFHVRXM%3D»/lib/modules.nix:305:9:
          304|       checkUnmatched =
          305|         if config._module.check && config._module.freeformType == null && merged.unmatchedDefns != [ ] then
             |         ^
          306|           let

       (stack trace truncated; use '--show-trace' to show the full, detailed trace)

       error: Path 'nix/bobo/test.nix' does not exist in Git repository "/home/bobo/dotfiles".
Command 'nix --extra-experimental-features 'nix-command flakes' build --print-out-paths '/home/bobo/dotfiles/nix#nixosConfigurations."bobo".config.system.build.nixos-rebuild' --no-link' returned non-zero exit status 1.

I can often only try to guess what’s wrong by reading the stacktrace top-to-bottom, so I’ve somewhat gotten used to doing that.

I’m yet to see any nix error be more readable top to bottom. And I think it’s intentionally designed that way so you don’t need to scroll up.

I actually thought, it said somewhere in there, that the file isn’t staged, but apparently not even that (anymore?).

It’s a different error. To me it looks like you tried to import a file that doesn’t exist. I made the file correctly and imported it, just didn’t git add it. After committing I switched without issues.

Only the modules/terminal/new_file.nix in the second-last line is relevant.

For me that error message was in the same spot. The rest of the trace is what was evaled so you got to that error. It’s the same principle as stack trace in other languages.

You don’t happen to be using Lix or something, do you?

No, unstable nixos + home-manager. The error above was from

sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake ...

For me there was only 1 line beneath that error, it’s more visible than the warning. Maybe they improved it, or you started reading from the top?

I just completely forgot about that error because I have an extremely basic config.

Fortunately, your comment is not relevant at all since I incorrectly posted the warning instead of the explicit error:

error: Path 'path/to/file' in the repository "/path/to/repo" is not tracked by Git.

It even gives you

To make it visible to Nix, run:

git -C "/path/to/repo" add "path/to/file"

random pile of unclear errors

warning: Git tree ‘/path/to/repo’ is dirty

No candles, but I do light up a torch wink wink

A bit offtopic, but it’s relevant.

My first attempt to learn to code was more than a decade ago with python. I went through the basics, and decided to start a small project to practice. At the time python didn’t really have too many applications apart from automating tasks (before Hugo, flask, etc), so what did I think up? To make an automated propositional logic theorem prover. You input a formula, it tells you whether it’s a tautology or not.

Great idea, there are some relatively simple algorithms we’ve learned for pen and paper, it doesn’t seem too hard, etc. After a month I learned that it’s an extremely complex problem with billions invested in solving it because it’s directly relevant to PCB manufacturing.

That attempt failed horribly, and it took me a few more years and attempts before I found a good method. Web dev was actually crucial because I had direct feedback on simple logic.

So if you’re anything like me, make a blog from scratch or something else that’s actually simple, but gives you immediate visual feedback. And just to be clear, I ended up absolutely hating frontend, but it was a great stepping stone.

Don’t forget how they patent trolled the entire Linux community for more than a decade and that Novell-Suse helped them.

No, the NATO allies all work together to catch each other’s dissidents

Ah yes, well known dissidents like

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Angela Merkel and other EU officials

Meanwhile in Denmark

In August 2020, Trine Bramsen who was recently appointed Danish minister of defence in June of the previous year was told of the operation, following which agency head Lars Findsen and three other officials were suspended.[7]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Dunhammer