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So they’re keeping Python devs just Python devs in Munich…

Nextcloud notes. They’ll sync as text filed between your devices. You can use markdown, and they have a mobile app.

That is very much not what I said, bruh.

No, children.

He has written his own libraries and programs to ensure these things don’t happen.

What you people need to understand is that these problems have been solved before Rust. They just weren’t baked into the language. And so people made mistakes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvkn9Xz-xks

I’m not saying Rust is not always the better choice. Of course not. I’m just oh-so-weary of this rewrite-the-world zealotry a lot of people have about it.

Check out Eskil Steenberg. He’s mostly a game dev, but he has some really good talks.

Absolutely. The problem is, most programmers are mediocre. So sadly the protection of stupid people tends to take cultural precedence.

Transpiler, that’s it. And thanks for your answer.

This might be a stupid question, but how is this different from cross compilers? Is it more natural and readable?

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No, nobody is virtuous when their ass isn’t on the line. The brave are virtuous when their ass is on the line.

Yes but I thought this place was full of virtuous persons. Not cowards.

Reddit didn’t block them. I thought this was supposed to be a freer place.

Yeah but the majority of bots out there are going after easy prey. Honestly, if you use public key authentication with ssh you should be fine, even if it is on port 22. But it does of course clog up access logs.

Ew, that’s awful. Go is not one of my programming languages but I had always held it in high esteem because Ken Thompson and Rob Pike were involved in it.

Https and a server. If hosting at home just leave a high numbered port open. If on a vps then you should be able to use any port you want.

Oh they’re just making a general point.

My gf did ask me why there wasn’t an “exe” on my linux system though. But that’s another story.

I’d use a mainstream distro. I came to Linux in 2017, used Ubuntu for 4 years until I got tired of them forcing snaps down my throat, and then went to Arch. I have never distro-hopped, but I also have never had any huge issues with the mainstream distros.

The main distros really are well maintained and do tend to “just work”. Dare I say, especially Ubuntu.

Yes. It’s actually rather tragic I strive to run my business NOT using big tech. But we need an app for our users. On Apple this means you simply MUST pay apple. 100/year is not a lot. I just don’t want to give them my business.