The moral is "Don't use systemd. And don't chain core system functionality to software from teams with a track record of imcompetence." It's about better, experienced programmers. Not "better" languages.https://twitter.com/mjg59/status/1083500072409608194 …
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Sure, it's about better programmers. And better programmers pick better tools, ie. better languages.
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A poor craftsman blames his tools. Newer languages != better languages. But newer languages -> inexperienced programmers.
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Oh, we're not blaming *OUR* tools. We're blaming yours.
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Which still just marks you as poor craftsmen.https://twitter.com/hyc_symas/status/1083666025621737473 …
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I'd recommend giving this one a read, then: https://twitter.com/myrrlyn/status/980148201456943104 … "Real programmers don't rely on their tools" is an extremely wrong and harmful take.
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Oh yes indeed. THIS is the gem in that particular crown: https://twitter.com/myrrlyn/status/980148221665136641 …
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The whole situation reminds me so much of Vehicular Cycling, which is this bankrupt ideology that posits that instead of re-engineering the roads to make them safer to cycle on, we need to Train People to be Better Cyclists when riding next to 18-wheelers.
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I didn't know about this idea. It def seems like an apt analogy. Thanks for sharing!
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