Depends on how you define “success”. I would argue that Ruby is a very successful language. Or even Clojure (to take a less popular example): As long as it’s continuously maintained, has a loyal community, and a set of useful libraries, I don’t see what’s wrong
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Da kann man jeden einzelnen Satz von @LilithWittmann nur dreimal unterstreichen: heise.de/news/Krawall-Influe…
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“[T] he worst in terms of performance are Angular and React”
I am shocked! to hear this.
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Good idea. I had to fiddle with connections a bit because USB-C-to-HDMI is not HDMI Arc. Ended up buying a USB-C-to-Optical audio adapter.
Wordle 220 3/6
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I think now is a good time to stop sharing this, even though it’s still a fun game
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Random thought: The most promising path to system architecture improvement in large organizations is to completely rethink procurement
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Any git training course that doesn’t mention these two links isn’t worth attending git-man-page-generator.lokal… xkcd.com/1597/
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I think that was actually coined by either @samnewman or @boicy
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Great interview with Wordle‘s creator: slate.com/culture/2022/01/wo…
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I would argue that the planned design isn’t a property of the system, at least not yet, as it’s not actually put into action :) But tweet-sized sound bites are always an oversimplification, of course
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