there's a line in this in the book that says, if you do not have a critique of capitalist modernity, you are contextually irrelevant. But if all you have is a critique, you are spiritually incredibly impoverished.
for - quote - from book - If you do not have a critique of capitalist modernity, you are contextually irrelevant - but if all you have is a critique, you are spiritually incredibly impoverished - Post Capitalist Philanthropy Webinar 1 - Alnoor Ladha - Lynn Murphy - 2023
The point of that line was, "I tried irrelevant things and they obviously didn't work." I ate a banana while trying it- should I include that in the steps as well? The other work I did was not relevant, therefore, not mentioned explicitly outside of "I'm frustrated and just trying rubbish at this point." I could have been more clear saying that I've tried each of the available options on the 3 relevant to no avail, you are correct.
IMO passive vs. active voice has no impact on the ambiguousness of the sentence.
Whether this game is ever finished or not isn't entirely relevant, the game is vastly inferior to Spore or any of the games from the Sparkle series, but costs more!
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The Model macro literally does what our model! step did.
That information is not generally relevant. Only makes sense for someone who actually knew about or used the old interface.
The docs shouldn't assume you are an experienced user / a user of the previous version.
Would have been appropriate in a Changelog entry or announcement, but not in the general docs.
Grouped inputs It can be convenient to apply the same options to a bunch of inputs. One common use case is making many inputs optional. Instead of setting default: nil on each one of them, you can use with_options to reduce duplication.
This is just a general Ruby/Rails tip, nothing specific to active_interaction (except that it demonstrates that it may be useful sometimes, and gives a specific example of when you might use it).
Still, in my opinion, this doesn't belong in the docs. Partly because I think repeating the default: nil for every item is an acceptable type of duplication, which would be better, clearer (because it's more explicit), simpler, keeps those details closer to the place where they are relevant (imagine if there were 50 fields within a with_options block).
I also think think that it creates a very arbitrary logical "grouping" within your code, which may cause you to unintentionally override/trump / miss the chance to use a different, more logical/natural/important/useful logical grouping instead. For example, it might be more natural/important/useful to group the fields by the section/fieldset/model that they belong with, even if your only grouping is a comment:
# User fields
string :name
integer :age
date :birthday, default: nil
# Food preferences
array :pizza_toppings
boolean :wants_cake, default: nil
may be a more useful grouping/organization than:
# Fields that are required
string :name
integer :age
array :pizza_toppings
# Fields that are optional
with_options default: nil do
date :birthday
boolean :wants_cake
end
Or it might be better to list them strictly in the same order as they appear in your model that you are trying to match. Why? Because then you (or your code reviewer) can more easily compare the lists between the two places to make sure you haven't missed any fields from the model, and quickly be able to identify which ones are missing (hopefully intentionally missing).
In other words, their "optionalness" seems to me like a pretty incidental property, not a key property worthy of allowing to dictate the organization/order/grouping of your code.
(The forms !=, /= or <> are generally used in programming languages where ease of typing and use of ASCII text is preferred.) x ≈ y means x is approximately equal to y. This may also be written ≃, ≅, ~, ♎ (Libra Symbol), or ≒. G ≈ H means that group G is isomorphic (structurally identical) to group H.
what does that have to do with this game?
Thus, the presence of DIF suggests that some irrelevant construct (such as language ability) is being measured along with the intended construct.
For instance, some examinees might obtain higher scores on essay questions because of a greater ability to bluff their way through an answer, not because they have greater knowledge or skill.
All these things are cast away, and there is left, denuded, unsheltered, unbegun and unfinished, the consciousness of Miriam Henderson, the small sensitive lump of matter,
All these un-s... well begun is half done