#subclasses — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #subclasses, aggregated by home.social.
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Gizmodo: Scientists Have Discovered Some New Little Guys https://gizmodo.com/paranura-springtails-p-tsushimaensis-discovered-bugs-1850835737 #orchesellacincta #neanuramuscorum #ptsushimaensis #kahitonakamura #environment #collembola #pconvallis #subclasses #springtail #palpicola
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This year, I set out to play/DM for/watch all the subclasses I still hadn’t seen in D&D. I wanted to witness them all.
I have 7 official subsclasses left to see/play.
I was wondering: has anyone seen any of these played online on a stream or in podcast form? I would love to catch ‘em all.
(The colour coding is the order and weird multiclass builds I plan to play if they don’t show up)
#DND #subclasses #TTRPG #Checklist #DND5E #nerd #spreadsheet
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CW: Geek talk
Thoughts on #OOP from an old #Python #code poet who’s been talking to machines 40 years, No. 1/397:
1. #Subclassing is rarely helpful. I sometimes construct base classes for unit tests of related #objects. Often, however, these related objects requiring base classes to avoid copy-paste code became necessary b/c I used #subclasses in the first place.
2. It can be helpful when subclasses represent distinct but related flavors of some common behavior.
3. Multiple inheritance: No.
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CW: Geek talk
Thoughts on #OOP from an old #Python #code poet who’s been talking to machines 40 years, No. 1/397:
1. #Subclassing is rarely helpful. I sometimes construct base classes for unit tests of related #objects. Often, however, these related objects requiring base classes to avoid copy-paste code became necessary b/c I used #subclasses in the first place.
2. It can be helpful when subclasses represent distinct but related flavors of some common behavior.
3. Multiple inheritance: No.