This is literally better in every way.
This being said, better in every way does not mean good. It’s just hard to be worse than a crypto bro run, literal ad company, who’s browser is a reskin of chrome.
Hot off the presses, in addition to the CEO being queer-phobic, he literally is now ranting about how George Soros, and leftists are treating him unfairly.
Probably not. Anthropic is a direct competitor.
That would be interesting.
Have you considered using LUA or perhaps scheme?
I know helix is likely to use scheme as its future scripting language. It’s quite robust and there is an excellent library to embed it.
I only mention LUA because it’s like the goto embedded scripting language in my book.
Good for you!
I will agree that rust is a very satisfying language to write in. Lol.
For me it’s either go full rust aiming for correctness and robustness, or go full python aiming for duck typing and flexibility.
This all being said Gleam and Scala are also quite beautiful to me at least.
But you make the choice. That’s the difference. Also if your company fails because you fire one client you have bigger issues.
You can argue that being your own boss with clients is the same as working a traditional job if you want but if you ask people who made the jump they’ll disagree.
Self employed person here.
Yes and No.
Yes clients can make demands like a traditional „Boss“ can, but at the end of the day I can fire my clients any time I want.
That makes makes a world of difference.
I mean if you are already ok with using a Chrome reskin from a crypto ad company your standards are already set too low.
People who use Firefox are concerned that Firefox is slowly shifting into what Brave is now. Aka an ad company.
I swear to god Brave browser is a cult. People who are into it a really into pushing it. No, I don’t want your crypto-bro, ad company run, chrome reskin.
If Mozilla drops Manifest v2 I might as well switch to a chrome variant (not brave).
I don’t want a web monoculture but it might as well be if Mozilla just copies chrome at every step.
That’s terrible. I noticed that there is a certain type of programmer. Normally they went to Uni in the late 90s or early 2000s and their entire education was focused around Java.
They went out to get a job writing “Enterprise” Java for 10 years.
This programmer then tries to learn another language, but because all they know is Java everything ends up looking like and structured as Java.
I’ve seen this developer over and over again. It’s possible for them to overcome Java Brain but it’s rare.
I bet one of these types of programmers is or was the technical lead of that project.
I noticed something similar when I worked on a Scala project in the past. Yes I know we’re on the JVM, but we don’t need a data deconstructor factory when flatmap is right there.