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You.

I wish I could. But, the hardware requirements are just too expensive for me.

What's wrong with China?

Indonesia

Duckduckgo is blocked in my country. Reddit is blocked in my country. My country is also one of first countries agree to ban free (non playstore) android app installation. My country is so against freedom. What a shitty country.

Good thing about rust is it forces you to write code in disciplined manner. I remember myself fighting those rules. Until it becomes natural to me and I can detect why the compiler rejected my code without reading the compiler error (for a simple one of course, but not syntax error). And that habit of carefully writing good code without slowing down carries over when I'm writing code in other languages.

How dangerous is plain http?

Installing software via Google play store is the actual side loading. You don't install it yourself, Google install it for you.

I just realized how powerless we are. The situation is almost unavoidable. Majority people will just accept this. They are unaware how restricted they are, thus they don't care.

How does it compare to biome?

Ads for a paying member? That is just... evil?

Huh? I thought the serial numbers are available for free in the internet.

I'm curious how would a formal spec define those behaviors.

Lately, vscode updates are all about copilot

https://www.uber.com/en-AU/blog/postgres-to-mysql-migration/

Isn't it too late?

Location: Indonesia

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: no

Technologies: Javascript (backend/frontend), Postgresql, Rust, go, linux administration.

Email: m.awad.syahid@gmail.com

I've built a full stack web application for financial management using Postgresql as the database, rust in the server and react js for the front end.

The only problem I have with SQL is that `SELECT` comes first instead of last. It prevents the development of good tooling.

Well. Most terminal based editor works like that.

What is the original vision of the internet?

Every year is the year of the Linux desktop.

Are you referring to this https://journal.stuffwithstuff.com/2015/02/01/what-color-is-...?

Anyone not using ORM, will eventually build his own ORM (or at least query builder). I think the argument is not about "not using ORM", but more about "not using ORM made by someone else".

Location: Indonesia

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: NodeJS, React, HTML, CSS, TypeScript, JavaScript, PostgreSQL, Go, Rust

E-mail: m.awad.syahid@gmail.com

I've been programming only for 8 years almost every single day. I've never do professional programming before, except teaching how to program. Well, I am actually a teacher. I'm looking for experience to do programming professionally.

I think it's because happiness is not about solving problems, but it is about getting what you want.

It's neither bug nor human bug. It is a misconception of those who already familiar with windows, and most of new Linux users are come from windows.

Linux folks say that unused memory is not good, of course it is. Windows folks say that free memory is a good thing, and of course it is.

See? It actually is the same thing that being seen from different perspective.

Why is a standard not freely available?

Where is the full article?

For now, Nicolò, Henry, and Jùnliàng will all be paid a temporary rate of $6,000 per month.

Am I reading correctly? 6K USD per month for a single developer? With that amount of salary, you could build a house within 3 months in my place.

Because you won't use raw SQL on any serious project forever. You'll end up building an ORM yourself or at least a query builder.