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what language are you referring to here?

javadoc.io is similar in the fact that it lists things I guess? It looks worse (objective) but is also depended on a lot less so is just by default going to be a second thought. It’s also not auto-generated like docs.rs like you said.

the problem is that when you write enough <1kloc projects, a couple of them are useful enough to stay used in which case you are now maintaining python in prod.

(but is still one of the most capable languages for async programming)

The real problem is that this compiles without error

“There’s no specific tooling to catch this, because nobody[…]”. So? This is a standard library/language feature, which is usually the first place people go for features in the language. To say that nobody uses it is stupid.

comparing these examples to “grabbing a knife by the blade” equates writing code that looks right to picking up a sharp and jagged object with your hands that would obviously hurt and will hurt once you hold it.

It’s more like picking up a fork and being surprised to find out that it’s burning hot without any visible difference.

It seems weird to shame someone for talking about their own experience?

> On May 31 of this year, in a series of phone calls beginning at nine in the morning and ending that afternoon, the newly installed Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Norfolk Field Office, Dominique Evans, made clear to me that, at the direction of Dan Bongino, my career with the organization had—for all intents and purposes—come to an end.

Doesn’t sound like a resignation

What tool makes these readme’s for new github repos that are bulletpointed lists with features, always prefixed by an emoji?

Great read

Related: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ghosttext/godiecgff...

> Write in the browser with your text editor.

The fact that http fetches and fs reads don't prompt the user are continually the craziest part of the `npx` and `package.json`'s `postinstall`.

Does anyone have a solution to wrap binary execution (or npm execution) and require explicit user authorization for network or fs calls?

Saw this on twitter, it’s fun! The creator noted that it’s engineered to work well on mobile phones and I’d agree, I wish more websites were this smooth :)

For an example of how this is used when setup: https://wiki.fabricmc.net/tutorial:mixin_examples

C2Rust is mentioned in the second paragraph of the related work section.

I did a similar thing in opposite order, I compile js to scheme. https://github.com/u9g/js2scheme/blob/main/example.js

Not a serious project, made purely because I had a class that mandated writing scheme for the homeworks.

I think the coolest thing to come out of that project was that I learned that it is possible to convert branching if statements to lisp constructs. That was a fun project :)

Done, thanks!

This website is the one of the rare times where safari’s reader mode that changes the font was super nice to read.

It really depends on what your previous programming experience is, if you can state which languages you know now, someone can give a better response to this.

I heavily appreciate the simplification of the memory model. I was able to go from comfortable with typescript/js to comfortable with rust with essentially zero knowledge of manual memory allocation in just a few months.

It’s getting more updates than ever?

Why depression?

Out of curiosity, what are you trying to make?

Out of curiosity, what have you made?

My immediate thought is the design isn’t there yet. Maybe the tool is but people also pick tools based on how they look, and this could take a facelift before mass marketed.

Is mastodon really even taking the spot of twitter?

Lol, he said so I can use apollo on mac. Good luck with that soon!

Nushell https://www.nushell.sh/book/types_of_data.html#durations

Any pictures of what the windows will look like?