Are you a member of a political party?
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@evan I've never taken a deliberate act to join a party.
But I've given several of them money.
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@evan Yes. Being able to vote for nominees and candidates in leadership races is pretty powerful, even if you don't do anything else.
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@evan Yes. Being able to vote for nominees and candidates in leadership races is pretty powerful, even if you don't do anything else.
@Anibyl Does your red rose indicate that you're a DSA member?
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@Anibyl Does your red rose indicate that you're a DSA member?
@evan I am not an American, and had to look it up. The red rose is a common socialist symbol.
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@evan Two in fact, federal and provincial.
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@evan I am not an American, and had to look it up. The red rose is a common socialist symbol.
@Anibyl yes, it is! Thanks.
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@evan I've never taken a deliberate act to join a party.
But I've given several of them money.
@preinheimer I find that interesting! Why donate without becoming a member?
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@preinheimer I find that interesting! Why donate without becoming a member?
@evan I donate so they can buy more ads.
I don't put effort into "joining" because I'm not sure what value I'd get out of it.
That all said, I might be a member of the NDP just because of donations. I think I have a "leadership circle" pin somewhere.
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@evan I donate so they can buy more ads.
I don't put effort into "joining" because I'm not sure what value I'd get out of it.
That all said, I might be a member of the NDP just because of donations. I think I have a "leadership circle" pin somewhere.
@preinheimer I think the big advantage of membership is having a voice in policy and leadership decisions. I'm a member of two parties (federal and provincial) and we have meetings and votes all the time. It's a big contrast for me compared to the US, where there's not really a party membership structure for most parties, although you can usually declare affiliation with electoral systems to participate in primaries.
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@evan usually >1. There's federal and provincial. And sometimes its good to join a few at each level and try to advance my values in all of them.
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@vaporeon_ this is the current tail of my devlog thread if you are interested, btw https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@aeva/115620169762742174
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@vaporeon_ I'm not using any special cpu intrinsics, so but the code assumes a 64 bit CPU. I don't know of any reason why a x64v1 CPU would not be able to use it.
If the 64bit constraint were worked around, the great reliance on 64 bit floating point math probably limits how far this can scale down.
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@vaporeon_ mollytime is a visual programming language for audio synthesis that I have been developing since this summer. I would be surprised if there were a package for it yet since I haven't announced a stable release yet. Off the top of my head, the software dependencies are a compiler that can build C++ 23, meson, ninja, python, pybind11, and SDL3.
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@nina_kali_nina I should probably bite the bullet and switch this machine over to gentoo sooner rather than later.
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@aeva similar conclusion here 🥲 Gentoo or a DIY distro
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@aeva That's what I do! Compile binpkgs on a modern (from 2013) PC and then install them on 20-year-old x86 hardware. Works great for me, though lack of SSE2 requires me to patch some softwares on my own, Gentoo didn't do it for me.
(But I can't help you with Mollytime because I've no idea what that is and it's not in the Gentoo repositories, sorry)
