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thismightbeauser Scribus

@scribus Sorry about that. I feel you to some extent. I'm starting to realize that my anxiety may actually be a brain issue and not something I can just talk myself out of. Realizing that has helped me be a little kinder to myself and prevent it from spiraling out of control a little bit. I should probably be on medication, but everything I've been prescribed before has made me feel slightly dead inside.

thismightbeauser Scribus

@scribus I'm probably wrong about this, but I thought Spraytan lifted the individual mandate while simultaneously sabotaging some of the good parts of Obamacare as well.

thismightbeauser New User

@newuserguys Aren't we all?

thismightbeauser Scribus

@scribus What is a chode? Is that like a chav?

thismightbeauser awlxaĺan

@awl I don't think it's so much a recent thing, so much as a homeowner's associations and people suck in general, but I'm sure BrBa didn't help.

thismightbeauser

@scribus @awl I'm actually considering buying an RV, but I'm not sure if the life I'm planning for myself will be very compatible with living that way. I want to be a physicist, but to do that, I will need to go back to school and then probably get hired by a lab or something. Both of those things would require me to be anchored to one spot for the most part. It seems like any city with any level of population gets real particular about vehicles parked in the streets. I just got a warning sticker from my nowhereville about being parked in the same spot in my neighborhood for over three days. :/

thismightbeauser Alcoholic Beast

@drinkingpony I'm only aware of this show because I bumped into a woman on the BART who was involved with the show somehow supposedly. Apparently not a writer.

thismightbeauser adiwan

@adiwan this is the optimist in me talking but what if they lost it

thismightbeauser adiwan

@adiwan Thanks. The context helps. I was thinking that you were controlling real industrial machinery or something. I'm not too familiar with either Odin Inspector or Bolt so idk what will happen there.

thismightbeauser adiwan

@adiwan I don't fully understand why you'd use Unity to build what you mentioned, but it shouldn't have an impact on whether you can use it unless you are targeting something other than the .NET CLR like WebAssembly or something.

thismightbeauser adiwan

@adiwan Are you coding this in Core or Framework? I remember a while ago there was a library that could add features to the language, like constraining a type to a specific Enum, which didn't exist at the time. You may find what you're looking for in there... Found it https://github.com/Fody/Fody

thismightbeauser thismightbeauser

@thismightbeauser Additionally, you could use an Attribute to mark the class as a "friend" and search for that attribute when you traverse the call stack. That would be more agnostic.

thismightbeauser thismightbeauser

@thismightbeauser So like when the runtime barfs out an error and it tells you all the steps it took to get there.

thismightbeauser adiwan

@adiwan It wouldn't be reflection it would be literally grepping the call stack to make sure the full classname you want to allow is in it.

thismightbeauser adiwan

@adiwan Look at the call stack for the class you want to allow. That would be the runtime solution.

thismightbeauser thismightbeauser

@thismightbeauser Actually no. I'm dumb. You could return whatever you wanted unless it was an Expression<Function<>> and you actually checked the expression tree before executing.

thismightbeauser adiwan

@adiwan The solution usually given for multiple inheritance in C# is composition. It's a little nasty though.

thismightbeauser thismightbeauser

@thismightbeauser Actually forget U. U would be a fixed type and match the type of the field.

thismightbeauser adiwan

@adiwan What if you did something like setValue<T, U>(T caller, Function<T, U> valFunc) where T : InterfaceOrClassAllowed , getValue<T, U>(T caller, Function<T, U> valFunc) where T : InterfaceOrClassAllowed . The lamba tells the function where to retrieve or store the value from, and the method doesn't have to know where the value comes from, but it guarantees it came from the other object.

thismightbeauser adiwan

@adiwan There's a concept of "friend" libraries, so you could set the field to `protected internal` and then access it from the friend. It's useful for testing, but not sure if it would help in your situation.

thismightbeauser adiwan

@adiwan You're making me I wish I hadn't canceled my subscription.

thismightbeauser adiwan

@adiwan I once drove a 15ft moving truck cross country. Lane changing and stopping was terrifying and I avoided them for the entire trip. The truck broke down in Jbip and I had to postpone my work start date and wait literally over half a day to get a tow.

thismightbeauser adiwan

@adiwan I have on DVD that but it's been so long since I watched it I barely remember it.

thismightbeauser Gherkin ☑️

@thelastgherkin nvm lol. Google image search. It's in the right click menu in Chrome now.