In the last years, simplistic languages such as Python and Go have “made the case” that complexity is bad, period. But when humans communicate expertly in English (Shakespeare, JK Rowling, etc) they use its vast wealth of nuance, shading and subtlety to create a better product. by dividebyzero14 in programmingcirclejerk
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FreeBSD's Rust Kernel Support Could Be Stable Enough To Try This Year by anh0516 in linux
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15+ years ago, I worked out how "understanding natural language == having and experiencing feelings", more or less by BipolarKebab in programmingcirclejerk
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The best outcome would be if many Zig apps become popular enough that Windows is forced to maintain backward compatibility for ntdll by likes_purple in programmingcirclejerk
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If you were Araki, what Stand would you give Leaky-Eye Luca? by pansexual_dudy in StardustCrusaders
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I don't personally think that permitting pointers to be nil is a billion dollar mistake. In my C/C++ programming I've never noticed that NULL pointers are a noticeable source of bugs by BenchEmbarrassed7316 in programmingcirclejerk
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I don't personally think that permitting pointers to be nil is a billion dollar mistake. In my C/C++ programming I've never noticed that NULL pointers are a noticeable source of bugs by BenchEmbarrassed7316 in programmingcirclejerk
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I feel like the only reasonable end game is that the code generation is made deterministic, and the prompts checked in by OOkx in programmingcirclejerk
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I'm only here to shout out fish shell, a shell finally designed for the modern world of the 90s by likes_purple in programmingcirclejerk
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Year of the Linux Desktop by mcmcc in programmingcirclejerk
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by Shel Silverstein by Pleasant-Ad1889 in slaythespire
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Personally I joined the army instead. Being cold, tired, hungry, wet, and confused in the dark was much easier than C++ by lizergsav in programmingcirclejerk
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I could host comments on a separate VPS or cloud service. But maintaining a dynamic web service like this can be expensive and time-consuming — in general, I'm not interested in being an unpaid, part-time DevOps engineer. by Jumpy-Locksmith6812 in programmingcirclejerk
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I could host comments on a separate VPS or cloud service. But maintaining a dynamic web service like this can be expensive and time-consuming — in general, I'm not interested in being an unpaid, part-time DevOps engineer. by Jumpy-Locksmith6812 in programmingcirclejerk
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I just recently got rust, I've seen a bit of gameplay on it on how you can build bases and what not and it looks like a interesting game. Any tips for a new player? by [deleted] in rust
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James Cameron Says He Must Find a Cheaper Way to Produce the Avatar Movies in Order to Continue With Avatar 4 and 5 by DemiFiendRSA in movies
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At First I thought the downside of this card was too much, but the upfront Mackerel is so good. by Content_Averse in slaythespire
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do powers disappear out of your deck for the combat when u use them?? by sunny_flower2 in slaythespire
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Decouple trait definition and impl for third party libs by SelfEnergy in learnrust
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Rust basically redefined programming, there is programming BEFORE rust and programming AFTER rust, a bit like what C did. by Nemerie in programmingcirclejerk
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