no, it is not even an indo-european language, it has its own separate family.

I am not sure about the definition of the word but look up Georgian, 33 letters, 33 sounds. Each letter has one and only one sound, which never ever changes despite the position in the word or the surrounding letters

thanks for sharing this, it’s really encouraging to know that I don’t have to feel the connection immediately

come on, only one out of those four is a programming language

edit (begrudgingly): ok fine, half, but still

What do you mean by “no structure”? Afaik mongodb does not enforce a schema in a collection by default

I’m gonna buy enough baggy pants while they’re available to survive the next skinny cycle

got it, apologies

I got that impression from your reply “lol that’s funny, you’re funny” to a completely non humorous comment

I really don’t understand how a 5-10 minute meeting can get in the way of progress

from what you describe it does sound like a nightmare, but you’re ignoring or mocking people that tell you that it is not the norm

Also, tests ARE THE code, and equally important too! However so many people make the mistake of writing tests after the function, when the benefit is less immediate. They also have the illusion that they are done and have to do extra work. And since they didn’t write the test first, they most likely wasted a ton of time and energy on extra work of testing changes manually

For you maybe, I drop my phone at least once a week.

yeah I really don’t understand why it’s not cheaper

I’ve heard good things about it, looking forward to learning it (hopefully soon)

yes I heard it’s great. Scala was one language where I didn’t constantly feel like getting hit in the head with a hammer and I’ve heard Kotlin has a similar experience. I’m not interested in Android development so I haven’t tried it

the can’t add proper typing without adding a compiler. Whatever they add will be closer to puthon’s type hints. I’ve had to write primary in python lately and type hints help very very slightly, and tools like pyright catch so many false errors due to lack of hints in libraries that we’re forced to add ignore statements on too many lines. I genuinely don’t understand how there can be so many languages and all of them be painful to use

Typescript is the only way I can agree to code in Javascript. And the only way you can have a sane project without writing double or triple the amount if unit tests for each function just to check things that a compiler would do. However it is absolutely a lipstick on a pig thing with confusing behavior sometimes, but that’s because the underlying language it is trying to make bearable is bonkers