C/C++ oldtimer myself, yep Rust is basically C++ template metaprogramming. So Rust does this thing way better, but as you says it does other things less good. Exactly like Java with the facility to run on different platforms (well, sort of) for example.

C/C++ is hard because it’s the ultimate multi tool!

I use Python BTW when I don’t need the fancy stuff, maybe the death of C/C++ will be that of a thousand cuts, one specialised language for each specific C/C++ use …

This Rust talk sounds exactly like Java in the 2000. It’s the language of the future!! Rust is good though but only time will tell if rust will replace C/C++ which I doubt.

I have decided to never ever again do a coding test in my life except if the prospect of not doing it is to have to live under a bridge.

Hello, I’m HR 1 month of experience.

Welcome

Hi, I’m IT with 2 years of experience.

Welcome

Hi, I’m a senior developer who have worked on similar code bases (but not only) for 20 years.

Hmm, we will have to “test” you. Do you know what a database is? In what order are constructors of inherited classes called? Weird question about some dead framework like mfc, panther or vb6-gui.

This goes on for hours.

Uncrackable.

I mean big assymetrics are too, but it’s more complicated to use and much slower.

Check my comment to flyswat.

Yeah that makes sense, I figured they’d just spin up a symmetric key, use it, send it home and delete it locally.

Mine are lenovo thinkcentres, ypu xan get a good cpu, low power usage, up to 32GB RAM, one 2"5 drive + one nvme. Very easy to open and service.

I wonder why they used an assymetric algo.

So if say 5 persons want to talk, they have to connect to a specific address and behind that address this soft turns I guess?

How do you authenticate people?

Interesting!

So you have to connect to some central point to use it(which can be ran locally by yourself)?

Who cares if you mentioned it? Don’t you know what microservices are?

You seem to just want to be “right”, so sure continue with your new “nano services” if that’s your thing, sheesh. Just watch out for those pico-services.

My daily driver is a 6500T with 32GB RAM running Mint.

Pycharm, Lemmy, FF and Godot runs like a charm.

Removed by mod

Ah ok, maybe that’s why they arent enshittified that much then!

Micro services is already cutting stuff up in small pieces lol.

The opposite us monolithic software.

Didn’t microsoft buy them?

Also: we don’t have the budget for anything so you have to do it (IT, conf, programming, …).

We got an opening, are you looking?

When, where, what, how, … Aaaaagh

It’s easy to say I didn’t read your message, which I obviously did (why write lies like that?), just because you don’t understand my point.

Things won’t be simpler just because you cut everything up in tiny tiny pieces (I mean it will be easier because it solves some surface level problem right now, pushing the real problem down the road), it creates a complexity of its own.