vaylian

66 ms·

1231.
by vaylian 8y ago
I follow the 80 columns rule as well. Do you have an example of such unkempt code that you can share?
1232.
by vaylian 8y ago
> Rust will force you to be a good programmer, > [if] you like it or not. This is probably the best in-a-nutshell statement that describes what a good programming language is for me. I had similar moments in the past. Before Python I
1233.
by vaylian 8y ago
Sorry, I did not realize you meant to create a new software from scratch. I thought you were talking about supporting/extending/refactoring this old pile of madness. Thanks for the clarification! I suppose you were referring to th
1234.
by vaylian 8y ago
Don't generalize from yourself to other people. Duolingo has been very useful to me.
1235.
by vaylian 8y ago
Market opportunity? Sounds more like the best way to throw away your sanity. Some things are just beyond repair.
1236.
by vaylian 8y ago
As someone who lives in Germany I find this surprising. Yes, people expect you to have bills of the right size. But coins? Never encountered that. Cashless is more convenient. But given how fundamental money is in our society, I would never
1237.
by vaylian 8y ago
All higher living organisms are composed of cells. Each cell runs biological DNA-based programs. These programs are very different compared to programs on a computer (it's much more about biochemistry than electrical circuits). These p
1238.
by vaylian 8y ago
It is not about seeing these things as an uninvolved observer. It is about receiving a share of an important moment that is meaningful on a personal level. And these are some of the things that make life worth living. We do not know if ther
1239.
by vaylian 8y ago
Seems like Greenspun's tenth rule is in effect here.
1240.
by vaylian 8y ago
> I think Rust need strong leaders to layout a clear and stable plan, so more things can be standardized across it's ecosystem (Somewhat like what Go did, for example, io.Reader && io.Writer is life changing for me). In that