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That's because the first time you start it, it actually unzips itself to a temporary folder, and then runs from there.

• techntoke 6y ago
  Which is why people should use a language that isn't riddled with issues like this. The documentation on compilation and flags is horrible BTW.
  • Ididntdothis 6y ago
    "Which is why people should use a language that isn't riddled with issues like this." You can't pick a language based on one characteristic. Show me a language that doesn't have a long series of stupid issues. Usually you have to pick the lesser evil.
    • techntoke 6y ago
      Any compiled language for Linux really don't have these types of issues. Go, Rust, C, C++, Nim, etc.
      • efdee 6y ago
        They have other issues, don't they? The flags you're complaining about are clearly marked experimental.
        • techntoke 6y ago
          The only issue I'm aware of with Go is garbage collection, however that is by design.
    • withinboredom 6y ago
      > Any compiled language for Linux really don't have these types of issues. Go, Rust, C, C++, Nim, etc. They have their own set of issues...