278 karma · joined May 2, 2018
It’s great for users looking for ego boosting via popularity and vanity metrics.
C++ and Go are the easiest to get started coding something.
Rust has been for me the most frustrating of the three to start being productive.
the kind of work those systems track is assembly line tasks. They can’t measure alone the strategic impact employees have on a company.
Humans have quite a few bad points here as well.
Looking good (being attractive) is mostly about immutable traits like height, physiognomy and until now having hair.
Differently from sport, there’s no such thing as low drug usage being healthy.
We who? Most of the people enjoy them and spend on them a large part of their time. They don’t want to give up.
Would I be able to repurpose a device to do something useful I can’t do with iOS?
Another wrong thing. Podman directly controls the runtime (crun or runC). It does not talk with containerd like Docker.
Even if it’s a silly bug to make, it really annoys me a lot knowing you could change an enum value. Is it so hard for Go to support consts of any-type?
Surprisingly I haven’t find any good solution among the answers here.