I was really split on this one. MIC is probably the most evil thing in the USA but it's really more of a source of fortunate circumstances for me than misfortune. I decided to go with the safe bet and blame it on the jedi
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I miss the day when sexy iso sprites were enough to be hot shit. I still think some of the art from that era of gaming (think icewind dale 1/2, lord of destruction) was legitimately mind blowingly good considering the medium.
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No one gives a fuck about your "gay porn". You don't design shit. You apply an ungodly number of gaudy enhancements against your mspaint finger paintings and pretend like it's not masturbatory. We all hate you, please die.
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Showing voters is definitely planned. I'm ok with making it optional when the poll is created. Just need to do it. It would be an easy add if anyone wants to take that ticket.
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So the issue here is a recursive symlink. If you look at like: "test/airenv/jsclass" you'll see it symlinks to two directories above. The "correct" behavior would be to do your own recursive globbing like bellman-ford (there might be something better for this case but that's the classical CS algo). The thing you probably actually want to do is set git's `core.symlinks` config to false (see https://mirrors.edge.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-config.html) so you don't have to worry about it.
Also you probably want to use glob.iglob over glob if you're processing files as you find them. The only difference from glob.glob is that you have to construct a full list before you start processing so you can save memory on large trees.
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