

Not fined, just banned.
Not fined, just banned.
I’m not saying Rust is better for all applications, but IMO Golang has a pretty bad readability due to the “simplicity” they keep adhering to. Heck, even their generics support is still pretty terrible, and that’s a fundamental feature for properly readable code.
Golang is almost never the best choice
Your experience with other extensions sadly doesn’t mean much for Pylance. It specifically has DRM implemented to prevent vscodium from loading it, just like some other MS extensions. That’s why I’m asking.
Hm, people in the GitHub issue are still complaining that it doesn’t work. Does it work fine for you?
Is there a stable way to use closed extensions (like the MS Python one) with vscodium by now? I’d love to get away from MS’ grasp, but it’s much harder if I’ll be missing out on language integrations.
That’s not how R&D works. It’s really rare to have “progress across the board”, usually you have incremental improvements in specific areas that come together to an across-the-board improvement.
So we’d be getting improvements slower since there’s much less profit from individual advancements, as they can’t be released. What’s the advantage here?
I never understood this kind of objection. You yourself state that maybe 10% of users can find some good use for this - and that means that we should stop developing the technology until some arbitrary, higher threshold is met? 10% of users is an incredibly big amount! Why is that too little for this development to make sense?
What are these costs?
Why don’t you look it up?
And how come shifting an hour kills people?? Stress?? Cant be just that??
Ah, then we’re good. I mean, there’s many studies that show that heart attacks happen much more frequently when the time switches, but you say it can’t be just that, so it must be something else.
It causes a lot of unnecessary costs, it causes a lot of unnecessary stress (literally kills a bunch of people every year), …
Why keep it?
Whoopsie!
The sky color is part of the training data. How did the LLMs include the training data before it existed?