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Wow, I hope I never have to work with you or anybody who shares your opinions on this topic

Very strange design. It completely ignores the potential ergonomics of functions over Option<T> like map, unwrap_or, flatten etc that you'd have to implement yourself for every option-imitating enum.

In what way is this article "political garbage"? Did you even read it?

How is it petty? It just formats code, instantly, without complaint. That's almost the opposite of petty

Most projects use the same set of the most popular plugins. Shouldn't be a problem to get those plugins ported.

Who's abandoning their project? Did all eslint and prettier maintainers abandon those projects to work on Rome?

The website does not mention what the product is

I like them. You just have to get used to them, and before you know it you don't even notice it's a ligature instead of multiple characters

AFAIK they are not doing too bad financially any more. They've cut a lot of costs and almost all advertisers are back

The fact that it's written in java made me lose interest. I just can't afford hiring a jvm specialist to tune jvm deployments

> It’s cool to see PHP getting its second heyday once again. It’s currently a perfect storm of two communities starting to notice PHP.

Really? I see no evidence that this is happening

The notion that server disappearance is a non-issue is quite misleading. Servers go offline for various reasons, such as technical difficulties, financial constraints, or legal issues. Recovering and transferring data without relying on the original server is essential for users to maintain control over their data and identities. DIDs and recovery keys provide a valuable solution to this problem, ensuring user autonomy.

Your reply fails to address that push-based systems are prone to overwhelming home servers due to burst loads when content becomes viral. By implementing pull-based federation, the AT Protocol allows for a more balanced and efficient distribution of resources, making self-hosting more affordable and sustainable in the long run.

Really? What JVM tooling amazes you, specifically?

What's the catch?

Or fill one with slaves that make stuff for you without public controversy. The possibilities are endless

Your reply contributes nothing at all

If quadrupling a country's money does not cause runaway inflation, then there is something deeply wrong going on

How is USD better than Zimbabwean dollars after the US federal reserve has quadrupled the amount of dollars in less than a year and then claimed only single digit inflation?

EDIT: I love how nobody replying is addressing my actual point

Much more reasonable answer than the others in the thread

It's good for the driver to confirm they have the right riders. And for riders to know that the driver is not just pretending to be an Uber driver in order to drive away and rob the rider.

What was that like?

> Bags are clearly on their way out, being replaced by cardboard bags.

In your city, maybe. Absolutely not globally

Because they are not as good of a fit. Rust strikes an extremely good balance between memory safety and productivity. Also almost nobody knows Ada, and even fewer the flavor you mentioned

How long is the delay between question and answer?

Skimming 300 articles per day sounds exhausting

Can you?

The problem is tories and their voters, not disenfranchised youth. Disenfranchised youth is but a symptom

But accidents happen in traffic all the time

> Humans can be consistent if we try.

That's a bold statement. Do you have evidence for this?

I'd be very very surprised if this became reality. There's no political force to make actual improvements in London, or in the UK as a whole.