Nah. I'd prefer to marry someone in a different field than I am

Is this membrane hatred? :P

I prefer typing on my Topre than on mechanical switches nowadays....

@100110111 Primarily an arbitrary decision because our existing codebase is already in TS ;) but I suppose it's also the right mix of fast developement + type "safety" (i say this with very big quotes)

@100110111 I was exaggerating a bit. I have some existing industry professional hires but I'm having them handle the more mission-critical dev work. The new services we'll be making will be something I'll be pair-programming with the newbies

@hashedram believe me, I know what you're thinking. But some things are just out of my control :P

that's cool but can he explain what a monad is?

Only exp I've had with Lua was through Love2D. Very cute language! Also very cute engine! But not so cute when you get past prototyping...

As a person of color / south-east asian / basically not a white man, I get whitesplained a lot. Fuck reddit

@Ranchu may the gods bless you, friend

I want to gouge my eyes out

@atheist a 10x unicorn ninja rockstar from space worthy of the name

@inaba i'm building code over it, not entirely making a new one. Switching versions would destroy the entire system.

@inaba Sinon

@C0D4 christ almighty i'm so annoyed because the same implementation of the thing i made works with an older version (albeit with a deprecated function) of the framework

Sometimes I ask myself why I signed up for this.

@AleCx04 It's still alive! They just got rid of the first few card cycles because of how OP they were

GNOME is okay-ish but it truly shines with plugins.

But I do agree that Unity came from Satan's asshole itself

unfortunately not a lot of people know this :(

Just to explain, I do love my Thinkpad and I love the heck out of it.

I am annoyed at people who haven't even tried them!

I just checked documentation.

Or rather, the lack thereof.

lol

More reason for this rant to exist

@AlexDeLarge again why is this a good idea, is backwards compatibility a thing JS devs do not like