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by rapsey
917 days ago
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> This is important and underrated. I think many programmers have a bias that working on a difficult problem entails using a "real" programming language with sharp edges. I had some version of this bias for a long time until I started exploring the most recent generation of systems languages. All languages have some mantra that everyone repeats and that is the Ruby mantra. Personally I find Rust to be joyful because the type system, project and package management is so good and the end result is efficient without any extra effort. What I find joyful is getting things done well. |
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