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by ii41 1y ago
If the "just a string" is html, sql, python, etc., the programmer is making a mistake as string interpolation shouldn't be used for those things in the first place, and I really hope < 80% cases of "just a string&quot
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by ii41 2y ago
I'm shocked by that they took the class/struct differentiation from swift. I HATED it when I had to deal with it in the past when working with swift. What's wrong with letting the programmer take the reference whenever they w
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by ii41 2y ago
Here in China, linguists consider the different Western "languages" to be dialects, and believe that the Western governments, for political reasons, make people think they speak different languages than their neighbors, so that th
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by ii41 2y ago
tang ping is just an internet slang. Didn't expect it to have a wikipedia page. In China, the "normal" is "to try to be the best". For example, less than half of Chinese students can make it into a "good colleg
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by ii41 2y ago
South Korea is currently at war with North Korea in what is known as the Korean War. China and the US also fought in what is known as the Korean War. You can't claim SK and NK are at war with each other while implying China and US are
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by ii41 3y ago
The whole thing is just stupid. I am reading Kuang's Babel right now, the Chinese version, published in China, by a publisher that would be called "state-owned" when it appears in a Western report. I have read Neil Gaiman&#x2
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by ii41 3y ago
> structs in Swift are the same as structs in Rust, and a class is a heap-allocated reference counted box, like an Arc<Box<T>>. Yeah, and by representing the differences this way, Rust allows you to easily decide whether an o
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by ii41 3y ago
Unusable. People seem to be concerned about Rust's ecosystem dying, but Swift's ecosystem is essentially Apple's system built-in libs + a handful of good open source packages. You need to do everything yourself when Apple&#x2
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by ii41 3y ago
The quality of implementation of the Swift compiler is in no way comparable to Rust's. It's super easy to cause its type check to timeout, which is something I haven't seen when using Rust. I even managed to make it crash sev
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by ii41 4y ago
I just want to express why I sometimes prefer things that don't "just work". I love VSCode. I use (neo)vim just because I am used to them (started using them before VSCode was around). Firstly, not "just work" means