@wolf480pl This reply didn’t even federate
Just fedi things ig.
To give you an answer to that though, the signal/noise ratio may be a relatively nice way to tell and appreciate when someone took the effort to create a coherent message (meaning?) to a piece.

After all, my point here is the validity of the experience as an audience, not that AI is good or bad or whatever. It’s a thing, you use it or you don’t - if you’re unskilled / bad / overly lazy at what you’re doing, AI isn’t going to magically make you great.

@wolf480pl @ignaloidas @piggo
Amen, I can agree with that
And yeah, I understand the annoyance that is the inevitable rust shill, but at the same time I get similarly annoyed at OOP shills

“o noes, there’s no data / func hiding, oooh wehere my getter / setters at OH NOES THIS IS UNSAFE”
brah I just wanna write a function and call it on some data without wrangling 70 pages’ worth of boilerplate garbage, get fucked

@ignaloidas you know what is general purpose? A good knife and a spoon is general purpose. A programming language is as general purpose as you make it.
I’ve seen critically important software implemented in pure js in a simple .html file in script tags, or in simple C and linked into a bigger project, and I’ve seen Java and Scala used for 15 line scripts
Hell, people use Visual fucking Basic for stuff you wouldn’t believe.

Just because a language decides its priorities not according to your agenda, that doesn’t make it bad, it only means you won’t use it. Except when it’s JS. JS is bad.

t. guy who never touched rust.