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931.
by guappa 2y ago
In my personal experience your average go developer that likes go, likes it because he doesn't really know anything else. As a result most things written in go are, in my own experience, of lower quality compared to things written in o
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by guappa 2y ago
Subsidies will be cut by a future government so it's all fine :D
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by guappa 2y ago
> You're already using a language with a strong type system I'll have you know I made a variable void* just yesterday, to make my compiler shut up about the incorrect type :D
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by guappa 2y ago
It really isn't, no. It joins an awkward syntax with bad API design and terrible safeguards.
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by guappa 2y ago
And then they were so unproficient that they made a terrible language that has the same amount of safeguards as C (ok a bit more, but not much more).
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by guappa 2y ago
I know someone who changed name just to remove the dots and have an "easier time when travelling"
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by guappa 2y ago
Our own software that we sell was crashing if you had a locale set in anything else than american english. The coworker who made that happen said I'm a weirdo for setting my machine in my own language. According to him I should have se
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by guappa 2y ago
Board a train. That's it. What can they do to you for having no ticket? Literally nothing.
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by guappa 2y ago
We're comparing to go here, not with a language with proper error handling.
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by guappa 2y ago
I feel like you have no idea on how debian works, but have read an article 25 years ago and are angry about that ever since. The proof is this totally OT comment that doesn't even make any sense :)
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by guappa 2y ago
It is hype if it works but doesn't provide nearly enough revenue to cover the costs.
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by guappa 2y ago
Had it been open source, they could have just fixed the software instead
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by guappa 2y ago
goto was only bad when used to save code and jump indiscriminately. To handle errors is no problem at all.
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by guappa 2y ago
Is that easier to configure? (no it isn't)
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by guappa 2y ago
My letsencrypt cert, despite all my attempts, works fine with browsers but WILL NOT work with wget/curl/python/whatever. Plus setting up letsencrypt isn't really really easy. Last time it was failing because I had disabl
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by guappa 2y ago
Well python has syslog, mmap, just to name a couple of things.
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by guappa 2y ago
> Go is especially good because of the large stdlib Come on… compare it with what java and python have.
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by guappa 2y ago
Nah google maps shows/hides things with very obscure logic. Like you can ask to find a restaurant and it won't point you to the closer one but to one that is few km away instead.
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by guappa 2y ago
Ok that's at least something. But my CI can download and run code from everywhere, so that doesn't mean that I can know what is being uploaded just looking at the git repository alone.
950.
by guappa 2y ago
How could you ever enforce that?
951.
by guappa 2y ago
Eh mine too. I got it because I had an essential package or whatever when they started forcing 2FA to people, and I thought twine would require me to authenticate with the key to be authorised to publish. But they didn't touch twine at
952.
by guappa 2y ago
> Tokens are a problem too (a yubikey might be a solution). Not the way they implement things. When they started forcing people to use 2FA, google also made a titan keys giveaway. But you set it up on your account, generate a token and t
953.
by guappa 2y ago
But… a github token could leak just as easily?
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by guappa 2y ago
Yes I agree. It'd be nice if codeberg got some funding and could be used to upload stuff in the same way github can. Then pypi wouldn't just me a means to the end of keeping people on github rather than going to open platforms.
955.
by guappa 2y ago
Yeah at work we build our images from scratch of course.
956.
by guappa 2y ago
I think since when they have 2FA PyPI is less secure. Before I could learn my password and type it on twine. If my machine was stolen no upload on pypi was possible. Now it's a token file on my disk so if my machine is stolen, then tok
957.
by guappa 2y ago
But what use does it serve to prove that I am user "qioaisjqowihjdoaih" on github? I mean it only proves I authenticated successfully. Nothing else.
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by guappa 2y ago
I'm just sad I didn't think to write this earlier and now it won't be seen by many.
959.
by guappa 2y ago
Because their idea of comedy is something like: "foreigners, am I right?" *shaking head
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by guappa 2y ago
I think the studs are high polygon count.

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