halkcyon

> was the concept of generics a thing before Java implemented it? That is, could they have known?

You can literally google "X lang feature" and it gives you a date. ML/Ada have had generics since the 70s.

> it doesn't feel like the designers necessarily stepped back and looked at the bigger picture

I get the sense that the designers have a huge amount of ego from making C what it is today.

Why should anyone care about general consumers? They're just fine being sheep as long as they're comfortable.

I'm surprised they're not disclosing the US ones.

> That would work for Npm. Npm has enough problems that its worth running your own mirror for business continuity.

And risk-averse businesses do already.

Yes you can, it just requires extra configuration and defeats the purpose of using v2 at all.

> "weird, complex"

I mean, zip files are hardly complex. PnP is a breath of fresh air and lets you commit packages "safely" to your SCM without LFS. NPM has been experimenting in v7 with similar ideas.

I'm personally quite fond of "zero-install" setup to a repo.

Quite an ironic thread from a security company. "We don't store your password, it's our randomly generated one!"

> A bill to amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to eliminate the per-country numerical limitation for employment-based immigrants, to increase the per-country numerical limitation for family-sponsored immigrants, and for other purposes.

I'm not sure why we use numerical limitations at all.. Seems weird to have such a broad statue; what makes someone "high-skilled"?

Also weird, it's already passed earlier this year (I must be missing something here): https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/116/hr1044

That is atrocious. I know in some communities, there is an effort to clean up beaches polluted by the world; do these places have such a program?