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Absolute dogshit we are voting on this week. Hopefully both gets denied. We are working ourselves into the bleakest future.

It's not open source but you can repair it yourself. So it does walk the walk.

Combined with the username Panzerschrek...

Yes! It's statically built. https://github.com/gleam-lang/website

Fuck LLMs. People should focus on actually learning stuff instead of destroying their brain and environment with LLMs. Especially a Forth is really doable.

Altered attempted something similar. QR codes that add a digital copy to your digital collection. The physical card is just a proxy of the digital one. To enter tournaments or trade a card you have to own/trade the digital one. There was an official print service to order physical copies of the digital cards.

That's such a dumb take. Nobody can ban me from writing OSS.

Very nice! The diary app market is super saturated, but diaries are such a personal thing that there's never really too many, since everyone has different requirements. I did try many, but also decided to build my own. I should be done soonish, I really need it haha

It's so exhausting seeing so many unoriginal vibe coded programming languages pop up nowadays.

Isn't it dead already? I thought they completely stopped production.

Cool! Thanks :) Jujutsu is such a nice tool. I don't understand why everything has to be so divisive nowadays. Enjoy the tools you like.

Goes hand in hand

and https://rustfs.com/

Phone is thankfully covered by Fairphone.

What's the point of this AI slop?

Unpopular opinion like... being racist?

It already is :)

Raku looks sweet, but what is the point of this comparison? :)

Fair, but you usually don't run your project on both, unless you're writing a library.

Pick the target that makes sense for your project and stick with it :)

How does it contradict it? Without any modification/installation you can interop with Erlang/Javascript. How is that not out of the box usability of the Erlang/JS ecosystem? Syntax isn't as seamless as Elixir, but we need a way to tell Gleam what types are being passed around.

Why do you feel like a gatekeeper? Your opinion is valid, it's just that the interop statement was wrong.

Hard to ignore in these times...

The language server code action :)

No, this one https://hexdocs.pm/lustre/index.html

Bazzite isn't an alternative to proton. Bazzite is a distro and still uses Proton. Bazzite is an alternative to SteamOS.

Hikaru no Go manga is super good too. Aged very well as well. Manga/Anime from that time usually has some problematic stereotypes/scenes.

I don't like chess, but like go. Go feels way more free form. In chess it feels like every move has been played already and has a name. I feel like I need to study up on all of it. In go there's so many possibilities, I just play something interesting and see where it takes me. Honestly just give it a go. :)

If I would be buying a 3d printer right now it'd be the Snapmaker U1 Kickstarter. 750 bucks for a large enclosed multihead printer is wild.

You gotta be living in a hype bubble to believe that.

They are primarily part of the BEAM which all these languages leverage. :)

The reason it's not in the language tour is because it's not part of the language itself. There's no async specific syntax or feature in the language itself. They all depend on the target since gleam can compile to erlang or javascript. If you compile to erlang you can use gleam_erlang and gleam_otp to leverage OTP. If you compile to javascript you use gleam_javascript and have to work with promises. It's definitely not just an afterthought and gleam_otp recently had a big 1.0 update.