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I've never used D, but aren't you kind of making the author's point?

If you disable GC in D, and end up with something equivalent to Zig, then why not use Zig?

How is Tor compromised?

Assuming Car() is a receiver function, you should be able to infer "how" the Car is "fetched" based on the type receiving the function call.

func (d CarDB) func Car() (Car, error)

The above tells you everything you need to know. As for usage, again, the type and now also the variable names should let you infer everything you need.

func f(db *CarDB) { c, _ := db.Car() }

The function name makes as little of a guarantee as to the underlying "how" as these other factors.

You'd think, that someone who has suffered would not wish for others to suffer.

>Because now you depend on an UUID library and its attack surface.

I can appreciate reducing dependencies, but this is bordering on paranoia.

Markdown simply isn't meant for that kind of content. The idea of markdown, is that you end up with a text that is readable by itself, and renderable in more simple graphical environments.

No one should ever ask themselves "how do I do image positioning" or "how do I add pagination" when dealing with markdown. That's just not what it's good for.

Imagine having to write comments on HN using LaTeX.

>If she had an Android anything, I'd be spending at least an hour per week on tech support.

I highly, highly, highly doubt that.

Considering how static phones honestly are after initial setup, when you've installed the apps you need and configured the few things you need configuring, you never touch anything that's not an app.

Except now replace "platform" with browser, and you have the exact same dilemma as if we still made desktop applications.

It's sad how many "web apps" (and even more regular sites) only work in Chrome - try using Firefox or any non major browser, and quite a lot of the web simply doesn't work.

What makes Go's interfaces dynamic in nature?

How is Porkbun related to China? I thought they were US based.

Do you possibly have any example projects you would be willing to share?

I've been getting into Go for the past couple of months, but I still struggle with this.