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oldie but goldie: do you like my family
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@thomasfuchs @CryogenicIce9 the were so many things in XHTML2 that were better than HTML5 that it's hard ti cœur that a win
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On January 27th, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists will reveal the 2026 #DoomsdayClock time.
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@aSweetGentleman @benjamin @stephanie @Natasha_Jay it's library rat in Italian too (topo di biblioteca)
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@genehack yeah, I was very slow to come around, because it sounded a lot like the pitch for Java from a decade prior and I fancy myself a clever programmer. I'm the kind of programmer that thinks Perl is pretty neat because of TIMTOWTDI. But, I dunno. Once I tried it, I was hooked pretty fast. Turns out I'd rather everything be easy and fast and small without even trying, even if sometimes the code is a bit verbose. For me, the cost is low and the reward is huge.
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@genehack I don't know what the Node ecosystem optimizes for. It seems pretty sub-optimal across the board.
But, also, my C++ and Rust project has an 18GB debug build directory for a tiny little application, and I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.
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@swelljoe @ludicity Personally, I have found Go to to be the blue Oxford/khaki pants of language choices. It's __FINE__ but it does not spark any joy in my coder heart.
At one point I read a Rob Pike interview where he said something like, "Google was hiring a lot of college grads who only knew C++ and we needed to limit the damage they could cause, so we invented Go" (paraphrased) and that really resonated with my experiences with the language... it tries to meld productivity with some limits
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@swelljoe (droping Lucidity from this thread of our chat)
maybe this is where i should unfurl my "not a huge Rust stan, have just played a little and it seems _fine_" flag...
i wonder if there's an incremental build versus from-scratch build penalty you're running into; i also wonder if it's just the Rust "we check more shit up front so you pay a compile-time tax for that" thing.
Node build times are ...not what that ecosystem optimizes for.
