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   by bestinterest 6y ago

   Had a look there but its very far from reaching boring tech with regards to libraries also why Elixir is mostly a no go at the moment for me too. Love the look of Crystal though, basically ruby with all issues I mentioned fixed. Kotlin gets
2. 122.▲
   by bestinterest 6y ago

   This really is the exact same conclusion I have came to quite recently. All your point are strongly inline with mine. I personally love how pragmatic Ruby is but its billion dollar null mistake + lack of typing + single threaded issues are
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   by bestinterest 6y ago

   I've used Manjaro and Pop_OS, no luck however. Something just hurts my eyes and I can't put my finger on it. The browsers are especially awful which is what I spend 90% of my time in. See https://pandasauce.org/pos
4. 124.▲
   by bestinterest 6y ago

   Really wish I could do the switch to any Linux distro but the font rendering is just terrible on my eyes. I find it can frustrate some people like me more than others.
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   by bestinterest 6y ago

   Can anyone fill me in on how this compares to Java's Project Loom approach where they have said a hard no to coloring functions. What are the advantages and disadvantages of async/await vs introducing a green thread like approach
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   by bestinterest 6y ago

   This is amazing, interested into the insights of continuing to use Electron even after finding out macOS is the more lucrative market to target. Was it easier to develop rich interfaces? Do you have any dislikes for native macOS development