CSV >>> JSON when dealing with large tabular data:

1. Can be parsed row by row
2. Does not repeat column names, more complicated (so slower) to parse

1 can be solved with JSONL, but 2 is unavoidable.

…in a virtual machine

And even if something is not on the AUR, I could see myself writing a PKGBUILD for it, unlike most other packaging formats.

archinstall straight up could not deal with the partition setup I wanted, EOS installed without problems. Something about installing btrfs with multiple subvolumes next to Windows on the same drive.

Doesn’t LTS change like twice a year nowadays?

What distro? Runs just fine on Arch.

No sane person is putting plain JS on the server nowadays, it’s TS by far most of the time.

Best match

Sure thing, bud 😂

It even recognized the local app that matches, how on earth is this a better match

Are you sure that’s not a monitor setting?

Since plain http is becoming pretty uncommon nowadays, just use a non-ISP DNS server and you should be pretty safe.

At least in C# with Moq you can only mock virtual methods of concrete classes, so using interfaces is still nicer in general.

I think a lot of Brits pronounce it that way

And sometimes recommended by Microsoft support.

As far as I can see, it’s freeware, not foss

Or Fedora

Off the top of my head the compiler is slow because:

1. With C you can compile every file in parallel, in Rust compilation of a single crate is serial (hence splitting up large projects into many crates is important, but that makes development somewhat more difficult)
2. LLVM itself is pretty slow
3. Generic functions are monomorphized (there’s a unique machine code version of it for every concrete type combination they are called with) to improve runtime performance, but that gives LLVM a lot more work to do - see point 2

Does that laptop have an SSD?

This is a recent example of a problem that required manual intervention or the system would not boot after updates. This happens every now and then on arch, it’s why you should check arch news before updating.

Jokes on you, this happened to me on fedora with an nvidia gpu.

According to this Google accounts for 90% of Chromium code contributions. If Google does not control Chrome anymore, expect them to mostly go away.