Dominate the world

[bswck]

Suggested assignee: @trag1c

[00-kat]

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "github.py", line 246, in <module>
    dominate(the_world)
             ^^^^^^^^^
NameError: name 'the_world' is not defined

[trag1c]

ok this is too hard @bswck you take it

[bswck]

I'll report my progress here like my idol (nobody knows who he is)

[trag1c]

@bswck any updates? i really need this in my workflow...

[bswck]

I've managed to get the_world defined, but it turns out it has a lot of conflicting dependencies and a fairly unstable API. Packages peace and chaos are mutually exclusive, and there's a recursive loop involving human_nature in the build process.

I'm aiming to have a working prototype for world domination by the next release candidate, v1.2025.4.1.8-rc1. Any input from engineers with experience resolving circular imports between politics and economics is welcome.

CC @trag1c @00-kat

[00-kat]

resolving circular imports between politics and economics is welcome.

For the former, I've found that deleting the politics package often works. It may also fix the following:

• peace and chaos: peace would no longer be required.
• human_nature: the species would exterminate itself.

A possible complication is that a species similar to humans may emerge, resulting in that package reappearing in the dependency tree.

[00-kat]

Oh, and I forgot to mention, removing politics can yield performance improvements of up to 7000000%, i.e. 🚀 blazingly fast 🚀.

Research on computer algorithms in the presence of near light speed changes is still emerging and hence I cannot ascertain whether artificial delays would be necessary in lieu of politics.

[bswck]

I realized that dominating the world is pointless if the world dominates me.
What really should change is on my part. ✌