ratscylla

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   by ratscylla 2mo ago

   Something doesn’t need to be the best at anything to be on a Pareto frontier. And (usually) no one chooses on a single dimension; they choose a point in many that maximizes distance from zero, scaled by their preferences, if you are thinkin
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   by ratscylla 2y ago

   I think people like it because the control flow of a given program is more obvious when you write it that way. No one can "throw Foo" three libraries down from their caller as an "API". See https://go.dev&#x2F
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   by ratscylla 2y ago

   I think it is a few things together. The rootless and daemonless design leads to UX differences with Docker. Because of the differences, it isn't just a drop in replacement; porting applications can be a pain if they do anything weird