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@kirby @romin
They are deprecating old architectures just like that! Look at this for example: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/19074
It's literally:
— But PowerMac G5 is the most widely available ppc64 hardware, we can't deprecate that!
— Tehe, just ask IBM for newer hardware 😘
This isn't user's perspective, this is corporation's perspective — they don't give two fucks about the users.
Rust having much less resources has PowerPC support, community-driven Zig and Nim do, albeit a bit buggy. Go does not!

@kirby @romin
No, it's fine. I mean, of course it's recommended against — of course it's best to define the structures than to not define them — so if you feed it some weird input instead of what you expect, you'd realise it sooner than later.
I've never tried it, probably should work — why should it not, having reflection, it's trivial to implement.
In any case, I think I'm done with Go — I really like the language, but I don't like the direction it's heading under this governance.

@kevinrothrock
Are they still telling you that it's a good thing because YouTube is a major time waster and that you could learn several new languages instead — preferrably while sitting in a trench where you got because you didn't watch all those nasty YouTube videos discrediting the second best army in the world 🤣

@kirby
The only thing that irked me about Go is having to describe all the JSON data structures beforehand — to be able to parse them. Maybe there is a way around it or tools that facilitate this, but I didn't find it. Rust's serde_json for example doesn't make you do any of this.
But when you compare it to dynamically-typed languages' "true=false" type of situations, I think I'm fine even with this 🤣

@gemlog
And the kind of nationalists who are fond of Russian Empire (an absurd of its own as nation state is the direct opposite of empire, but there is such a crowd). They somehow attempt to marry the two, but the pieces don't really fit together. An attempt to build a national idea with this level of eclecticism feel truly grotesque 🤯

@reshetz

@gemlog
It's funny because just a few days ago I was bringing this exact establishment up: https://social.librem.one/@m0xee/112865705231999936
It's as diabolical as it is… just weird — this whole blend of Soviet history and Orthodox Christianity.
They are targeting two reactionary demographics with this: those who are fond of USSR, not even socialists, more like local tankies.

@reshetz

@reshetz
Hitler's cap being on display either in the "cathedral" itself or the museum nearby is also worth mentioning 🤭

@Hyolobrika @david
How else an I supposed to get rid of them cobwebs?
Wait a minute… So that advice in the local newspaper was coming from… a spider?! 😲

@syzygy @Suiseiseki @hfaust
I'm not immune to propaganda 😞

@syzygy
So they are only okay with beer? 😏

@Suiseiseki @hfaust

@syzygy @Suiseiseki @hfaust
No, coreutils are just plump, these are Qt, systemd, Blink and Node.js

@david
At least it's not web pee — that one's a horrible fetish, for those who are into things Google 😱

@xarvos @solidsanek
Correct! That is Zotac GTX 6090 Pro Snapdragon X Edition!

@Nightingalle @lain
I think this calls for more drastic technical measures: we have to remove the support for commenting from ActivityPub! As a community we can do it! 🤪

@eric @kirby
But, bro, virus' name is SMASH, you'd better no do what it tells you to, bro!

@snacks @lain
Indeed! OpenSSH more lightweight, more portable and has fewer dependencies than Python does.

@cruiser @kevinrothrock
The main question is, what makes all these "negotiators" think that this time Russia would honour any agreements reached? Do they have any leverage to enforce the compliance if it doesn't? If they don't, it's just surrender and cessation of territory, and if they do, why don't they use it now to make the war stop?