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Why is Rustc not enough?

This is actually a good observation, unreasonably downvoted. Obesity appears to be a viral disease, looking at its growth. Now the question to answer is, is the viral spread of obesity explained by social contagion or by bacteria.

That title though.

Too many bluechecks publicly roasted.

Their current payment processors probably didn't tolerate the amount of child porn on it and the amount of underage grooming occurring, and their options were probably to switch to services porn sites do actually use, which take a bigger cut.

But this doesn't stop the absolutely gone people raging about some abstract idea of freedom to post asshole pics on the internet. Cobalt mines.

I've gone through a few compiler courses over the summer and this is among the best resources I've found (UPenn, CMU & Siek's "Essentials of Compilation"). It has a unique approach among them, it is the first lecture series that assumes a modern approach, that is, it ties compiler frontend to developer experience and IDE.

Highly recommended to anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge about compilers and/or make their own language IDE/LSP friendly.

Does anyone here know how to get a good dev env. setup for Racket/Scheme in Windows 10 and VSC? I've tried the Magic-Racket LSP but it doesn't work with WSL2 because of some GTK dependency.

I use WSL2 with Ocaml, works fine.

I would love to use Vivaldi but it is by far the slowest browser I've tried to use.

BTC and crypto merely is a price discovery mechanism for the demand for energy consumption (as they act as a proof of energy).

As such, it is not itself the disaster, rather than the first unobstructed signal of some underlying cause (inflation).

People really do be misunderstanding the significance of Bitcoin being priced in USD. An inversion of what it means in almost every context.

There's always bias. And it's a nice language.

"Social media firms will have to remove harmful content quickly or potentially face multi-billion-pound fines under new legislation."

To a surprise of no one, it has nothing to do with 'protecting users online'.

I don't think it is such an obvious yes that it's unproductive or wrong to start with 'basics', or fundamentals.

Learning MDN/Javascript.info will get you far wrt. JS.

The best-practices/current-year-way of writing React will change like 5 times before you're done with fundamentals and you've probably missed nothing.

Applies to ML family of programming languages in general.

This is a trick question and chasing it is largely a waste of time.

The application or method of your choice will only organize your knowledge (more correctly, represent it) if you already have done it yourself in your thoughts.

I just use nicely formatted markdown files these days. There's no magic application that'll do it for you.

It's going to turn out bad. Great site for now.

Rust-Analyzer is much better than whatever IDEA/Clion uses IME.