hey, systemD, stop

read the rest of the comments for that.

it’s still very unpolished and fragmented from my experience.

Just looking at these comments, and the fact that wayland still isn’t as good as x11 after all these years (10, 15?) And all this budget shows that wayland is architectually wrong and will never be actually good.

Any software engineer will understand this. If your project is still in basically beta after more than a decade and that much budget, and it’s only selling point is that “but it’s slightly better than the decades old legacy system”, that project has been architectually wrong, and also definitely has awful management, and you call it failed.

formal methods will always have a huge place in my heart

That’s why permissive licenses usually suck. Because they allow everything and defent nothing.

Long Live FOSS ✌️

Thank you for your great explanation.

Is porcelain inherently different from API? Or are they basically different names?

ah I got it thanks. Porcelain is a pretty confusing term

i keep hearing “porcelain” but I don’t understand what it is. Would you care to explain?

One question, from what I understand the papers that aftergleam suggests are most (if not all) aren’t peer reviewed.

Does it provide peer-reviewed articles? If yes, is there an indicator to know?

That’d be great. “Programming” is a part of compsci and by itself, it’s pretty limited if you ask me.

There’s also !compsci@lemmy.world

Jami has so so much potential. I really root for it. Offline p2p LAN messengers are so important and useful.

Script kiddies are like “eww Java”, but this is actually great. If it’s output and runtime are performant and not overly bloated this can be pretty awesome. Bringing the gigantic amount of pre-existing Java software to the browser. I would like to see comparisons with Go’s WASM

Why tho

what an awesome app

I don’t think the chart has an element of time in it.

(best-syntax? '(lisp clojure))
;; => true

Honestly no.

How do you join a channel? How to start private message? How to setup e2ee? How do I recieve messages when I’m offline (bouncer)? how do I send files/images/video? There’s lots of things to learn, understand and setup

I love IRC but it’s absolutely not usabale for non-tech people

This was awesome! as a huge FP fan, I hadn’t heard of Roc. It seems pretty amazing. The systems-level FP language. Can we test it against common lisp and haskell also?