eventhorizonpl

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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
I really like this "I've spent 30 hours and I finally have (n)vi(m) (whatever) configured way I like.", "After 80 hours I finally learned how to be productive with vi". With VSCode and rust-analyzer I can be super p
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
It's great to see every speed up :)
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
"Resignation Letter Builder Unlimited" That looks helpful ;) A nice gesture anyway.
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
Rust is the language that makes me look forward to the next day at work.
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
"most if not all bugs" Unfortunatelly logic errors are not caught - this would require some sophisticated AI in compiler. But other problems should be caught. Of course Rust will not prevent you from placing backdoors and other mo
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
I'm working remotely for 13 years now. It's really hard to imagine it to myself that I would get back to office.
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
Time to market is important if you have an idea that replicates existing solutions. Or is easy to replicate by others.
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
It's true that Rust is not for everyone. But if you are average+ programmer you should be able to learn it.
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/... https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/... https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchma
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
It's fact that it's easiest to cause a CVE bug in a language that you manually manage memory. So it's true that most likely JavaScript programmers may not cause them too often ;)
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
@hellokittycity There are ideas like that https://it.slashdot.org/story/22/06/13/0134242/two-tech-ceos...
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
It's not that big issue https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-70-percent-of-all-se...
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
Do you pine for the nice days of C/C++, when men were men and spend hours on debugging segmentation faults?
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
If you build a startup around bad ideas realized in crappy languages, than it's a great recipe for a disaster. If you have a good idea and you hire seasoned developers who can realize this idea you are at least on the good path.
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by eventhorizonpl 4y ago
I do not doubt that there are 10/ programmers. Programmers that are just lazy slackers.