Touch screens are boring, I miss giant buttons and dials. I want to pull a big lever to make a thing happen, I yearn to twist knobs and flip switches as steam billows from exposed brass piping.

I dream a language that is written and spoken like Julia, compiled to binary without a runtime like Rust, and easy to develop backends for Python and R like using C and Rcpp.

But it's not Mojo.

#julialang

Simplicity is a great virtue but it requires hard work to achieve it and education to appreciate it. And to make things worse: complexity sells better.
- Edsger Djikstra

I don't care what you think, DD-MM-YYYY is objectively correct.

Unlike the produce at your local farmers' market, organically grown software is not good for your health.

Non-technical people(like PO, PM etc) in tech is the biggest hunch in our back.
They are worse than being useless, they hinder the development process big time.

It has been like 4 years and I still have no idea why are we using internet browsers as IDE and more importantly who convinced us to do that.

And no, I am not a web developer. I am talking about jupyter notebooks.

something interesting I missed in python 3.11

This was the future I was expecting when I was a kid.

I came here for tech posts. Now all I got is Americans whining about their elections.