Thanks, much appreciated

True. I understand just fine, simply don’t give a shit about some “normal” things

And then get text summary of the conversation. Sign me up for alpha/beta/whatever test any day

Games are ok, meaning there are good ones. Trying to release more and more to get more and more money - that’s going to fail, yup

Also, look out the window: we have so much more to spend time and resources on

Well, at least we can agree GNOME devs aren’t someone either of us would like to work with

Missing features? Be grateful for it!

Well, this took then long enough

That part I could have guessed, but why manufacturer driver is worse than generic… wait, for it to be better it has to be coded better. Mystery solved, I guess

I wish I could upvote this multiple times

It is hilarious to see linux-scary-because-terminal heads and then this

So the code base now rusts in peace:)

Well…

case 1: I know beforehand that this is going to be an interview to look at how good I am at reasoning. No problem, give me the question about bus to fill with balls

case 2: this is going to be a more informal interview, question goes in the same list as “your name, what were you doing at your previous job, did you work with X… by the way, what about switches and bulbs” - nope. That means interviewer did a lousy job at preparing for interview, so who is wasting whose time - up to me to decide on the spot

No shit, Sherlock ©

But bruh, AI will take our jobs and will be betttah! @[email protected] Yes, I am still tagging you

Hence my question above

Force computer literacy test on every boot/wake of computer. Then we can finally stop wasting eons on buttons forms, positions and colours

Now that should be weighted against the amount of work the rewrite is, among other factors. But anyway the article does not give any specifics

Lool

Honestly, I could not make myself read till that critique part. As much as I would like to hear what Rust actually is good for, that article is yet another cheap advertisement

Well, it really is. Went for Rust from Python and gained faster execution - wooow, no waaaay. No other language can do that (sarcasm, and to add more to it: did they ever try to actually optimise code first?)