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Almost reads like an april fools article. Unreal.

The amount of hoops the author has to jump through just because Go doesn't support overloading the == operator is ridiculous.

Not sure why you are getting downvoted. You're correct, it looks like something Czech to me too.

No. Go is actually stable and mature with a performant runtime and most importantly, the project isn't led by a con artist.

Because it is a hoax. The author made lots of unsubstantiated and even nonsensical promises such as green threads with no runtime or the supposed C++ to V translator which would be…

I made a program called rkvm which works on a level below display servers (works with uinput directly) and thus doesn't suffer from these problems. Currently, it only supports Linu…

Glad to hear such kind words. :) I haven't personally tested it on Wayland because I'm an Xorg user, but there should be no reason why it wouldn't work. If you find any problem, fe…

Ironic that the author calls people fools and then proceeds to advertise Gemini as if it has any chance of succeeding outside the small group of people interested who will probably…

Scam.

Not sure if Rust counts as mainstream by your metric, but it does have compiler enforced error handling in the form of the Result sum type.

Do you mean whitelist?

Maybe you should consider telling your users not to get offended by machine generated semi-random strings of words.

I wish I could use Geany, but I find the tree view plugin substantially lacking and buggy. For example, there is no way to just open a directory in Geany (the same way as in VS Cod…

BLM has nothing to do with Rust. The fact that the core team thought that it's appropriate to project their political opinions in Rust release notes is honestly an embarrassment.

I made something similar as a toy project after being frustrated with Synergy/Barriers poor support for my keyboard layout (Czech). It's for Linux only as it relies on udev and the…