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by predictabl3 3y ago
Not to mention accordingly to highly scientific calculations "damn near" every Dockerfile runs `apt-get update` as a first step, so the, you know, core valuation is questionable from the outset.
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by predictabl3 3y ago
Sorry if I'm missing an obvious reference, but what short story do you mean? (edit: thanks for both replies already, and any others that might fit; I understand now the reference was likely to Asimov)
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by predictabl3 3y ago
As a long-time Nix-er, who was into Docker before anyone know what it was, and was committing to Kube pre-1.0, I just kinda giggle. It's all just shuffling puzzle pieces around. Whether you're compiling your Rust to x86_64-linux a
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by predictabl3 3y ago
And if the community was confident in Rust's leadership, this wouldn't be happening. Which, to me, makes it seem that "hey, don't fork the community" is kinda brutally missing the point at hand, or at least feels ai
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by predictabl3 3y ago
I normally scoff at controversy-spawned "forks" but I feel like the more important conversation here isn't "Crablang good" or "Crablang will replace Rust" but, (and this is evidenced by Crablang popping ba
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by predictabl3 3y ago
If I were in Rust leadership, I would have a very hard time not seeing this as a personal failing and resigning. I'm not privy to any insider information, but this feels like a situation where I'd leave with a lot more respect for
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by predictabl3 3y ago
Every day it's a toss-up which I shout more frequently in my head, given the state of discourse about [any number of topics] in the US: (1) "life is not a [removed] movie" or (2) "get a hobby/friend; mind your own b