Turronius.

I could have had it worse. Imagine the baconiuses and the asparagius in the room.

In acid?

Charlie Kirk, who told his audience to post bail for Paul Pelosi attacker, is not a radical? Sure, troll.

Bullets?

Karma is a bitch.

Looks like he died.

No data is better than shitty data more often than not.

CEOs don’t produce 1000x junior output. That’s not their function.

Y U NO VEGGIE?

As a matter of fact, there can still be pollution from things such as volcanoes.

We just make it worse by sheer volume.

T’as des sources pour tes affirmations sur la voiture électrique?

Je prends le bus pour aller bosser tous les matins, donc je comprends et soutiens l’idée de privilégier les transports en commun. J’utilise assez peu la bagnole (que je loue en occasion) mais il m’avait semblé que la voiture électrique était moins polluante (pas seulement grâce à l’énergie utilisée, mais aussi grâce à la réduction d’émission de particules liées au freinage) qu’un véhicule équivalent en thermique.

Pour l’investissement dans les transports en commun, hors des grandes agglomérations, c’est quand même assez compliqué. Évidemment, ça pourrait suffir pour 90% des trajets (et encore, faut vraiment pas être pressé!), mais il y a un 10% comme aller dans une ville desservie par rien ou ce n’est tout simplement pas viable. Dans mon cas, je ne ferai pas 20 km aller en vélo après les heures de boulot pour me rendre chez mon cousin pour l’aider à rénover sa maison parce qu’il n’y a aucun transport en commun de disponible.

Je comprends. Dans mon cas, absolument pas le choix!

If only my… (??)

Même problème sur Arch depuis l’année dernière, j’ai du désinstaller gdm et utiliser un remplacement très laid mais je boote depuis sur Wayland.

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“My deviance is totally the same thing as ethnicity or gender”

😜

In case you’re interested, git add <files> -p allows you to do this on the command line. I use it daily.

It is. Not as advanced as others but it still is nonetheless!

Python will protect against certain classes of bugs for sure, but at a tremendous cost in terms of runtime performance. While it is an acceptable compromise for a lot of apps, especially when you’re lucky enough to be able to have native modules under hand (numpy?), it is not acceptable for other types of systems (embedded, high-fidelity 3D games…).

Rust is a better general-purpose language IMO because it is more broadly applicable, while still offering the necessary safety required for modern software engineering.

Rust’s bells and whistles aren’t free though. You pay for them in iteration speed, and that might make Python the better choice for small projects where performance isn’t a priority, among other types of projects, ignoring certain factors such as familiarity, candidate pool size, integration into existing systems, legacy code… which may tip the balance in favor of a language or the other.

1 - Code review is inefficient at catching subtle bugs. You’re not paying the same attention when you just read the code vs when you write it and test it. And even if you’re particularly good at it, your colleagues might not be.

2 - Even if junior programmers exist, they don’t write all the code produced in a company. They’re usually in teams with more experienced people. You probably shouldn’t hand the keys to juniors and leave it at that, if you want to get stuff done.