Starlevel001

"Unless you get really lucky, you are going to spend your life making one of three possible things:

1. Software that is undeniably evil and has a net negative effect on humanity for money

2. Software that isn't directly evil but you'll be adding features that exclusively make it worse

3. Software designed to help the former two groups work more efficiently."

That sums it up pretty well.

> (Shoutout to lib.rs btw for offering a rust crate database that actually works without javascript. We have no idea what crates.io thinks it makes sense to require javascript to look up packages but here we are.)

Well, Rust is a language primarily targeted at web developers after all.

I'm really not sure why you were hoping for that on a forum attached to a venture capitalist firm site.

That's because ``t.test`` returns a MethodType instance rather than a FunctionType instance, which is invoked without the self.

This site fetishises money over morals to a disturbing degree, so yes, they are just taking a cheque and keeping quiet.

There are plenty of people with the capability to this wasting their life building adware.

Discord hates bots. They've been trying to restrict their power for the last three years.

This is an obvious troll post but python is a pure OO language, everything is a an object with an associated class. Functions are just instances of FunctionType.

> Deploy now, catch bugs...sometime, maybe (TM)!

Given the state of literally all software I use, this seems to be the default behaviour.

In the last ~eight years of using arch I can count the number of times it's broken on one hand.

> most restrictive

It's the least restrictive for user freedom.

The most obvious sign that "Open source" is broken is that everyone uses that term and not Free Software.

> - Use pip freeze > requirements.txt as a "lockfile".

This is not and has never ever been correct. It makes it infinitely harder to install an application vs the standard `pip install -e .` which works on every package manager and avoids PYTHONPATH issues, as well as being able to publish your application to PyPI for easy installation (as simple as pip install --user app or pipx install app).

If you live in a city you shouldn't be using cars.

5 years flat, no extensions.

Why should the government prop up your failure to market something?

The point of most prisons is cruelty, not rehabilitation.

In the South East they still do the 11+.

ASGI is a bad solution to the concurrency issues as the ecosystem is heavily centralised around asyncio (which is ``java.lang.Thread`` for async/await, with all the pitfalls included).

Yet he still dropped to UU this gen. Not that good!