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laerus
4y ago
pacman corrupted my installation twice in a year. Obviously I did something wrong but who knows.
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laerus
4y ago
Why not Zig though?
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laerus
4y ago
How is this different from a WYSIWYG HTML editor?
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laerus
4y ago
Isn't this the use case for event sourcing?
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laerus
4y ago
This was never an issue for me. In fact I like to change the key bindings so often like emacs users like to tweak their config (I used to do that too but there is no time for so much customization in my life). I've made so many radical
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laerus
4y ago
Webassembly is the way forward. Why create a new language when you can use any language though WASM. It is already built around capabilities and you can implement an actor system easily, something that has already been done ( https:/&#
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laerus
4y ago
"Zoe" means "life" in Greek so this must be some kind of irony.
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laerus
4y ago
For development, poetry is the most user friendly tool and it's also battle tested. For application deployment/installation pipx "just works" and it's an official PyPA project inspired by npx. I don't know why
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laerus
4y ago
This is not unique to Rust. The Python async runtimes are not compatible with each other as well, there is AnyIO which is a wrapper that acts as an abstraction that makes things easier but it's still not as implicit as with languages w
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laerus
4y ago
the Great Filter is approaching
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laerus
4y ago
The Little Schemer and the Seasoned Schemer
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4y ago
No it's simpler than that, they hate Go cause it's a half-assed language. The creators didn't respect developers enough to make it consistent and complete cause "devs are not smart enough". The argument about "
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laerus
4y ago
I like these libraries cause they add to emacs something that is missing more than the functionality, consistency. Even though I used to avoid dependencies and write my own little functions. Sadly I had to give up emacs after 3 years of was
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4y ago
In my place the manager and the product manager make decisions about the design and architecture with the excuse that they have worked with related projects in the past. They constantly go against the suggestions of the lead dev and ask abo
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laerus
4y ago
a bunch of "if" statements?
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laerus
4y ago
> it’s much easier to accept mediocrity than to pursue adequacy. pretty much describes most of today's software
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laerus
4y ago
Probably that is the use-case for the official multi-account containers plugin.
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laerus
4y ago
Yep, if Google wasn't behind Go the language would have already been history like so many other half baked technologies. It won't be long untill people will talk about Golang like they do about JavaScript.
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laerus
4y ago
The software industry is maturing albeit slowly.
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laerus
4y ago
Algebraic effects can also potentially abstract all this away and make the runtime pluggable.
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laerus
4y ago
boycott Apple then
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laerus
4y ago
2 years warranty, no AMD alternative, Windows preinstalled, sadly I'm not sold yet. Maybe I'll go with System76 this time.
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laerus
4y ago
UK is actually gonna win though?
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laerus
4y ago
These are considered extensions and WASM is useful even without them.
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laerus
4y ago
or WASM to RASM. Jokes aside, it's mainly cause Rust has first class support for wasm. Soon the rest will catch up.
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4y ago
* reading other people's code * studying algorithms * experimenting with different solutions * learning paradigms, methodologies and best practices * striving for simplicity * being curious about how things work * systems thinking
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laerus
4y ago
Having used both lsp-mode and eglot, I feel eglot is less bloated and gets out of my way even though it may lack some features.
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laerus
4y ago
People just don't care about privacy because they "have nothing to hide". It's convenience above all else.
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laerus
4y ago
Well i hope it is. I can't stand commuting or the noisy and distracting office environment. Being close to my family is way more important than being close to coworkers. I'm also way more productive at home, I can wear what i want
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4y ago
thanks!
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