26 words... If you are scared of 26, the blog post is around a thousand. Stay away from the blog xD

Hahahaha, good question. Let me ask you, should we drop XML? (Yes, we should, but what do we gain from the drop of it?)

I gave you a practical example that would make you a better engineer with a cool story to tell.

Also, you last message only proves my point. My whole point. It’s surprising that you can’t notice.

Maybe this can be another blogpost, if you don’t mind I do use this conversation as the base for it.

I would disagree with you. And add that my biggest problem isn’t AI generated code, but my royalties for the scrapped code used in the training.

Thanks, that was the point.

In this case, there is nothing here to discuss. You don't appear to want to expand your horizon, and that's fine, each person fit in it's own boxes.

You are a Rust contributor, thanks for your work/help in the project, btw.

I will suggest you try coding a Game Boy emulator in Rust. You will quickly discover it's the kind of project that makes you want to shave your fingers into razor blades and bathe them in lime juice, if you aren't a masochist, changing to C becomes a more "interesting perspective" on the project.

Wooow, I want more of this!

Vivemos na distopia e nem percebemos

That's the point, back in the day, it was "run a `rail new` and type some HTML", today is a lot of lock-ins that you need to accept. It's not a problem, but we can do a LOT more by just writing some HTML.

Alpine is pretty fun to work with to be honest, simple and straight to the point. You know, I'll redo the sheet in Alpine xD

Love to read the blog. Often I read on the desktop, today I wasreadng on themobole and the size of the embedded YouTube video kindof messes with the horizontal alignment.