Remember when Google made all their icons look basically identical and everyone ridiculed them for it? Did Apple see that and go “hold my beer”??

“What if, for our UI overhaul, we made the worst possible design, but then launched it anyway, as a joke?” - Apple apparently.

God it’s awful. Who on earth, looked at that and went “looks mint, ship it”? And can they like, never be let near a computer ever again?

Thanks, I hate it.

Did they wake up and go “hmmm, yes, let’s make it as colourless and unreadable as humanly possible”.

I raise you:

- a sprint preparation session, 1.5 hours, followed 3 days later by a

- 1.5 hour sprint planning session

- fortnightly retro

- all tickets pre-written-by-committee.

Definitely option B.

As serving as an example of “what kind of human not to become” I guess.

I understood that bit, I just wasn’t sure _why_ I’d want to be doing that, the error-> display example from the sibling comment was kind of useful, but I don’t understand why if you wanted trait B, or were given something impl’s trait B, you couldn’t just use it?

If we have another 2 people, we could start in the middle and work forward from a quarter way through each!

Rust docs: “there’s a lot of things, but here’s exactly what this function accepts, and I’ve linked everything for you!”

Python docs: “it accepts an object. Bitch. What’s not clear about that?”

It’s an easy for language for beginners! There’s 1 way to do things! Ignore the 4 different ways to interpolate strings, wacky scoping behaviour, an async runtime seemingly nobody likes and murky documentation! What a language.

I used to write a lot of Python, and when I learnt Rust I found the docs initially confusing as I didn’t understand what I was initially looking at, once they clicked I found them suddenly _significantly_ easier. Navigating the Python docs alone should deduct points from its usability.