eventhorizonpl

I really like this "I've spent 30 hours and I finally have (n)vi(m) (whatever) configured way I like.", "After 80 hours I finally learned how to be productive with vi".

With VSCode and rust-analyzer I can be super productive and I don't need to spend month on learning and configuring text editor. For f..k sake is this some kind of d..k measuring contextes with vi/emacs? ;)

It's great to see every speed up :)

"Resignation Letter Builder Unlimited"

That looks helpful ;)

A nice gesture anyway.

Rust is the language that makes me look forward to the next day at work.

"most if not all bugs"

Unfortunatelly logic errors are not caught - this would require some sophisticated AI in compiler. But other problems should be caught.

Of course Rust will not prevent you from placing backdoors and other more sophisticated vulnerabilities in code. Compiler is great, but you still have to think.

I'm working remotely for 13 years now. It's really hard to imagine it to myself that I would get back to office.

Time to market is important if you have an idea that replicates existing solutions. Or is easy to replicate by others.

It's true that Rust is not for everyone. But if you are average+ programmer you should be able to learn it.

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It's fact that it's easiest to cause a CVE bug in a language that you manually manage memory. So it's true that most likely JavaScript programmers may not cause them too often ;)

@hellokittycity

There are ideas like that

https://it.slashdot.org/story/22/06/13/0134242/two-tech-ceos...

It's not that big issue https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-70-percent-of-all-se...

Do you pine for the nice days of C/C++, when men were men and spend hours on debugging segmentation faults?

If you build a startup around bad ideas realized in crappy languages, than it's a great recipe for a disaster.

If you have a good idea and you hire seasoned developers who can realize this idea you are at least on the good path.

I do not doubt that there are 10/ programmers. Programmers that are just lazy slackers.