I'd love to write a long post about insane decisions in the Windows API in the future, but I need a lot of free time to do so.
Just as a little example, part of the official Terminal repo says a lot
why does my entire functional programming exam consist of writing Haskell with a pen and paper. why is this still a thing in 2023. how is this in any way representative of any real-world work programmers will ever do at any point in their lives
Typst looks incredible. It’s a modern typesetting setting system like LaTeX.
🔹 Supports math typesetting, bibliography management, and more
🔹 Includes a real-time collaborative editor
🔹 Built in #rustlang