metaltyphoon

This is to be said for any addiction

Disgusting

Ideally you learn with what you are both with. It’s easy to have base 10 as you have ten fingers. If we only had 8 fingers we could have ended up with octal

So… pretty much how C does it.

> My only complaint is that I am a grown-ass man and shouldn't be tearing up every other episode of a children's cartoon...

This, so, many, times :)

Curious, what keywords were those? I think Chris Lattner was not involved with Swift after version 3

He gave an interview on YouTube, which contradicts this.

https://youtu.be/o-qtso47ECk?si=6gWzcL9-69Njd8jq

Hahahaha this was a fun read ;)

How is this even possible? Just pipe result from a command into a file and open in vim and search it that way? Perhaps use Neovim's built in terminal where you can search at will? I find it hard to believe that "I don't ever search" is a thing.

Zellij has added a "locked" mode (defaults to Ctrl + g) where it acts just like Vim's normal/insert modes. So when to do mux commands you unlock it first.

It seems that WezTerm can do what you asked

That's the most annoying part of ghostty at the moment. I have no idea why it isn't a priority :( https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/issues/189

> Swift seems to be doing a decent job of this

It keeps adding keywords and it has become way harder to keep it in your head. It’s over 220 at this point. Don’t take my word for it, Swift creator doesn’t agree with its current direction either.

Agreed, this puts me off using Zig. I can’t endure this level of boilerplate any longer.

OP specifically said .net 6.

I agree with the first example. I wish C# could do “free” floating functions which just lives in the namespace itself. Your second example could do with the extra namespace indentation by doing

namespace math;

This would break every codebase in C# where a file lives in a folder where it is NOT in sync with the file system.

This is just a preference. CSP in Go has its warts too, such as idiosyncrasies with channels.

> the code from back then does not compile

Are you to share the code? C# 1 code still compiles today, so I don’t understand this statement at all.

> It's not only JS/TS. Python, Go, Rust

Rust allows you to move modules around without you changing using.

> given that most projects already have them in sync

What makes you think this? I’d wager that most C# code is not open source.

> and I think derived from Go+BoringCrypto

It's based on OpenSSL

> Just don’t complain about the cost of daycare, private school tuition, or your parents senior home/medical bills.

How does any of this relates to the amount of hours one works?

> in theory, __A function parameter is the smallest possible design choice you have to control async vs sync__

So we are just going to forget Go exists?

4 months but now 10-20x more productive means there should be an explosions of projects! So where is it?

> Honda Civic type r

You will NEVER get a type R from the dealer at this price

I 100% agree with you. I wanted OP to see:

> So much ceremony over something that could be Foo | Bar | Error

Is not really a good idea and he can see this done in Zig.

Look at Zig then, as it does exactly this. However you can’t carry any context and it’s also a problem.

> The current standard for error handling, when writing a crate, is to define one error enum per module…

Excuse me what?

> This means, that a function will return an error enum, containing error variants that the function cannot even produce.

The same problem happens with exceptions.

I assume x86_64 is Linux only correct?