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Do you find ChatGPT is good with C++? In my experience, it does very well, but then suddenly is very confident of something that is wrong. Maybe its like this for all languages, bu…

Also a former Cap1 employee here, the 3 people managing a team of 3 engineers is quite common. My last team before leaving had 3 engineers: tech lead, me, and a junior dev. It had …

Not analogous. Rust-style result types continue the normal control flow. Any exception thrown deep into a function can be very hard to debug. The normal line of execution is stoppe…

I don’t like Go error handling, but exceptions are terrible and not better. Rust/Zig/Swift approach is definitely the best.

In the words of Gavin Belson: “Make no mistake, though they are the ones leaving, it is I who must remain and endure the heavy burden of their failure.”

It was an online website right around the dot com bubble. It definitely was a tech company by that time’s standards. Nowadays every company has an online store, but that was not th…

Elixir offers a lot of the great protections of rust. If you haven’t tried it, I 100% recommend.

Doesn’t Kotlin or Swift offer those things? I agree Rust is a great language (and has many great things besides its safety protections) but I do think that putting it everywhere wh…

If I had to guess, it’s a trick to get people engaged. There’s no link or request for money, so people probably respond more often. I imagine like many areas of persuasion (like in…

In fairness, all the businesses that currently accept it (at least in America) as a method of payment would likely stop accepting it if they couldn’t exchange it for dollars.

Could be wrong here, but in physics and most natural sciences, you don’t throw away your model if you have one experiment against it. Usually isn’t it looking for an experiment tha…