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I don't want LLM usage to inadvertently change the way I communicate with people.

Amen brother.

Yeah, I also don't want my editor to have syntax highlighting. I refuse to use any editor that has it. Don't even get me started on native vcs support. My rule of thumb is: "If it auto-completes then it gets the auto-yeet."

lol keep editing your message clown.

> it's unethical.

lmao, I stopped reading after this.

> but it is not arbitrary code

uhh ya it is. There's also https://github.com/eleijonmarck/do-not-compile-this-code

That seems like a lot of hoops to jump through considering that rust allows arbitrary code execution during compile time anyway.

Why? The majority of people are happy with this change.

> Should’ve been opt in behaviour by default not enforced.

It's not enforced, it's trivial to disable.

    go env -w GOTOOLCHAIN=local

> Seriously I am a 2x coder compared to what I was because of this.

You probably shouldn't advertise that.

I don't get how rr isn't more popular.

... or just use a normal linked list with the existing entries like a sane person.

> An array can be used to efficiently simulate a linked list

That's obviously not what the OP meant. Also, I don't think there's an efficient way of implementing deletes with an array backed linked list.

I'm commenting on the proposed implementation of using an array to keep track of insertion order.

Yeah, who needs O(1) deletes anyway? /s

You seem to have forgotten that it's possible to range over channels.

Dealing with private repositories does suck, I'll give you that.

The change adds no syntax.

Sir, you seem to have dropped your tinfoil hat.

> GitHub seems like it's going to be eternal for now, but when the industry moves on in 10 years time every single Go project is going to break.

This isn't correct. The Go module proxy stores all of the module content so it's still available even if the original source is removed.

> But ultimately a real fix involves touching every single file that imports your dependency.

Why is that a problem?

Not sure what you're comparing to, but Go modules are probably the best dependency management system in any language.

In my circle everyone under the age of 40 knows what a Chromecast is.

It's good for writing that prototype you're supposed to throw away. It's often easy to see the correct solution after seeing the wrong one.

It's a pretty impressive write up.

A byte is the smallest addressable unit, not a bit.

The similarities between semgrep and the linked tool start and end with the name.

Seems like this only includes the compiled class files and no actual source?

If anyone wants to read the antithesis of Clean Code, check out "A philosophy of software design"

Those are the same person