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I don't think you are creating any drama to be honest. I understand how frustrating it must be.

There is a similar issue in kotlin where a cancellation is marked via a CancellationException but that extends IllegalStateException and thus Exception. Because of that it gets caught and swallowed all the time. This is a constant source of bugs for me at work and google has resorted to a bunch of linting to get around this design mistake.

I am not really convinced that new best practices will be developed or in included in the standard library because andrew thinks that there isn't an issue.

> The only problematic part is the interaction between the Reader/Writer interface and the Io interface, with regards to error handling.

The fact that error handling suffers when combining two of the base interfaces of the standard library is pretty rough though? I don't think rust has that particular problem.

at the closing curly?

yes

It's not about AI

Does it matter?

I suspect that in reality it is not.

How is it a leading question?

Of course you do!

Microsoft makes a new UI framework every couple of years, liquid glass from apple and gnome has a new gtk version every so often.

Apple is an ad company now though

go also has

    for range 5 { ... }

Yes? What's your point?

I never understand peoples' desire to copy paste their slop into a comment.

Cetz[0] is the drawing library in typst. For your other needs check out the package repository at [1] (visualization should be the correct category).

Typst has a bibtex support by default [2].

[0] https://typst.app/universe/package/cetz [1] https://typst.app/universe/search/?kind=packages&category=vi... [2] https://typst.app/docs/reference/model/bibliography/

Government officials are specifically calling for it.

What about e-scooters?

free is an explicit opt-in garbage collector.

Is it reasonable in its entirety?

How is Rust anti zig if it came first?

> If it attracts a certain type of political ideology, that has to do with the people who find the software appealing, not with the software itself.

Or they find that this is the only place their politics are accepted. A nazi bar is not better than any other bar.

How does this compose iterators?

The numbers seem perfectly comparable though?

Over the course of this thread your argument went from "It's not technically possible" and "they will have to train their own models" to "I don't want to buy certain devices".

And Github has the whole software ecosystem. For example I can search for text editors or ebook readers. In that case I am not searching for any specific programming language.

These are all for their own ecosystems and usually libraries only.

But how do you know if you can trust the docs if they are AI generated?

No! Well written docs are a sign of quality. Obviously AI generated docs make me question whether they are actually correct which makes them useless.

I think some documentation and a handful of examples would have helped the author of the article. How is the experience when porting to the new standard library improved by not including documentation?

But it is a pretty good signal of low quality.