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hallo im rose_eye. bigender pakistani living in pakistan (😢) i like learning random stuff and i make art professionally

they got what they saw

u misunderstand my friend, i mean hornet from hollow knight

hornet

yay applying for senior role at microsoft ! (i quit after a day horrified from the code)

pondering the ORM

there's a huge overlap, i transitioned my journal into PKMS. but i still refer to it as my 'diary' as at the end of the day the goal is to write everyday's everything there. the difference is why i write it, previously i used notes as a diary and wrote things to just reflect on the day and then never look at it again. now 5 years later, i write with the intention of linking it to events and things i will be looking at often. like 'i went jogging today' where i take a look at 'jogging' through the entire journal ever so often to see how things are going there (though my goal is to figure out how to make automatic graphs from these kind of things as well).

the bigger difference overtime has been that i eventually merged everything i wrote anywhere into one single linked thing (i use logseq). so notes about work? notes about this random website or pdf? rules and regulation for a thing i do? essays i write? all are interlinked into a single place. the question goes, is this better? and the answer is yes. But I've yet to add all the years and years long stuff i wrote in so many places into it, im glad that future me will have most of my stuff from now on in one place but current me is stressed to find every note i wrote in random apps to paste it into logseq

u can blame me randomly coming across OOP acronym on wiki. and I have to make it OOPS

imma be real i had no idea SQL and OOP were connected in any way. so this is nice to learn

Yea I think the conversation is far drifted from the original French slave question. To conclude that, if the slaves were taken to France then they would've been French after a while (nuance needed but Im tired x) ). But since they were mostly colonized in place they were slaves doing coffee farming for French owners.

migrations may have been common but ending most of the natives to take their place was not. Even when it did happen it wasnt to the scale of what america is an example of.

as for questions about 'when/if invaders become part of or the nation' and 'if and when should other nations intrude', im not well versed enough to discuss or answer them specifically in their generalized nature.

also i dont agree with the idea of nations but unsure what word to use. 'natives' seems worse to be used here. nation works in the cases of french and US colonies though.

yes that is true, but my intent for the joke was related to enslaved colonies than slaves brought to the nation of France. So it's more like French were there invading and colonizing another nation instead of trafficking people to their nation.

Though the question gets more nuanced when you consider some slaves were imported or shuffled around in different colonies, and along comes the question of nationhood that I still dont have an answer for: "If someone just takes over a land for long enough, does it make it that person's land?" (i.e. US).