I find I much prefer posts about #politics when they're “dry”, limited to #reporting facts and context.
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I find I much prefer posts about #politics when they're “dry”, limited to #reporting facts and context. The more they try to drive an emotional charge in the reader («OMG LOOK AT WHAT THEY DID! ISN'T IT DRAMATIC, ISN'T IT SAD? HOW COULD THEY EVER EVEN THINK ABOUT DOING SOMETHING THAT!») the more I find it annoying and detracting. I actually lose interest in even learning about what's being discussed rather than finding my interest stoked, and the only emotion they arouse in me is «oh shut up».
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I find I much prefer posts about #politics when they're “dry”, limited to #reporting facts and context. The more they try to drive an emotional charge in the reader («OMG LOOK AT WHAT THEY DID! ISN'T IT DRAMATIC, ISN'T IT SAD? HOW COULD THEY EVER EVEN THINK ABOUT DOING SOMETHING THAT!») the more I find it annoying and detracting. I actually lose interest in even learning about what's being discussed rather than finding my interest stoked, and the only emotion they arouse in me is «oh shut up».
And yes, I mean «detracting» not «distracting». It detracts from the quality of the reporting, and it diminishes my interest not by moving it elsewhere but by covering it in excess.
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I find I much prefer posts about #politics when they're “dry”, limited to #reporting facts and context. The more they try to drive an emotional charge in the reader («OMG LOOK AT WHAT THEY DID! ISN'T IT DRAMATIC, ISN'T IT SAD? HOW COULD THEY EVER EVEN THINK ABOUT DOING SOMETHING THAT!») the more I find it annoying and detracting. I actually lose interest in even learning about what's being discussed rather than finding my interest stoked, and the only emotion they arouse in me is «oh shut up».
@oblomov Do the 'dry' facts influence you to take any sort of action or organise in any way?
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@oblomov Do the 'dry' facts influence you to take any sort of action or organise in any way?
@pettter no less than the emotional charged presentation.
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@branch300bpm oh, but you lose information in doing it that way, unless you make each frame of an animation its own file with a naming convention for the metadata. I'm labeling and commenting the sprites in an animation sequence with the sprite name, frame number, and shared colors needed to render it.
I can't think of a good way to deal with all that metadata in a .prg, since we don't have comments or labels anymore, once it's binary.
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@branch300bpm ah, that's a good idea. I'll do that.
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@colin_mcmillen that one's easy, just need to use a different comment syntax, as it also supports `.byte`. I kinda suspect most assemblers will look more like ca65 than KickAssembler (which has weird for asm C/C++ single-line style comments).
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@swelljoe .prg. Just bitmaps that can be loaded at particular address of destination machine and instantly used.
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considerazione del venerdì sera:
che mondo barbaro sto capitalismo bisogna proprio averci i prosciutti sugli occhi per considerarlo il regno della libertà individuale per quel briciolo di libertà che ti concede.
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@jamesoff ahah no, just a normal restaurant for a quick dish. Still two hours away from home.
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@swelljoe I think a bunch of people use cc65 / ca65.
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