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What do you think it is missing for Racket to be more widespread in the industry? Do you think being a lisp is the biggest factor or something else?

Running with which company?

A more extreme version of this would be COBOL right? Even if people stopped writing C++ today the amount of code that's already written will last many lifetimes.

Sorry if it is a bit off-topic.

If you just started learning C++, why did you choose it instead of another language? (Rust, C#, Go, etc)

I know a bit of C but feel that the sheer "thickness" of C++ is too daunting and scary to even start.

We need an adblock filter for tinnitus

This will get flagged in 3..2..1.. the comment section is already a cesspool :^)

Since your account is a throwaway, could you name these companies? I'd like to avoid them if possible

I've been considering paying for an LLM to augment my learning, for when I get stuck or can't figure something out.

In terms of courses I am looking at Khan Academy but also https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/18-01sc-single-variable-calculus... (haven't started so I cant speak for quality)

What resources are you using to learn calculus? I am on a similar boat

Great work! I also liked reading about your journey with sonnet in the Gophers Slack :^)

Do you have any plans on proposing to upstream some of your work?

A missed opportunity to named the fork "Redisnt" :^)

Is the new license (LGPL) going to be problematic for infrastructure providers to offer a managed Redict?

I absolutely loved the JIT series, but fair enough!

or https://www.jetpack.io/devbox/ :ˆ)

Wasn't the performance and tooling poor in Linux and Windows? Has something changed there?

Genuine question: Japan is in a very bad location geographically speaking: weather events like earthquakes and tsunamis are a reality.

How is this still a good investment, considering the worsening of such events in the coming decades?

Doesn't it make more sense for companies to look for a safer bet?

Congrats on the upcoming v1 release!

What's "Erlang Day"?

Sounds exciting, any resources you'd recommend for reading more about jails?

How does it work without cgroups? And what are the differences from the Linux containers?

Compile time, async, steep learning curve are things that come to mind

Tolerant towards what exactly?

Is there any alternative to Nitter?

Another point is taxes, sometimes even though gross is lower, the net is higher (i.e. Belgium and Estonia)

Even though it is a bit of a PITA to maintain self hosted runners, it is the reason we do it.

Why aren't these changes the default? What are their drawbacks?

Don't forget Xd, which I see used in "absurd" but funny situations.

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Curios why the org is named "alphagov"

Hadn't heard of Trivy, but glad to see another great product from AquaSec :^)

You can use tools like Snyk to scan images for vulnerabilities (even the Docker(tm) cli tool has one now), you can do things like failing your CI pipeline if there are critica vulnerabilities.

You can also use Dependabot (and others) to update your images on a cronjob-like schedule.

This is a solved problem