@Jabb03 Maybe, but python have a systemic ecosystem problem that this is happening like 99% of the times. The only literal exception is probably Meson Build and that because they intentionally avoid all dependencies and rewrite things manually in their own code.

@Parzi Oof, sorry.

I know this post is pretty old by now, but for future debugging, try to generate a preprocessed output by adding "-E -P" to your GCC CLI arguments and then compile that to see where the issue is, sometime the error would be more accurate and actually points you to the right spot.

While I'm not aware of your exact circumstances, you could look into a Hostile Workplace lawsuit if the situation is bad enough.

Just put it somewhere around at least 10 years, make sure the number of years varies so they don't become suspicious. ;)

#MakeUTCTheOnlyTimezone

@alturnativ @alturnativ And it's annoying how Windows shills would claim that it's somehow your fault every single time. "Oh, you didn't get the Pro version" or "Oh you're supposed to install at least 5 or 6 different third party software to fix Windows." Ok, what about computers that you don't have full control over and that you're forced to work on, anyway? Not all organization computers use the Enterprise version or a specific version of Windows.

Good on you for using Linux at least,

{Color} {Animal} haven't failed me yet.

Neither, because I rather write a new programming language replacing Rust and C++ than using them.

@stackodev That why there is a hardware fail safe after Therac-25 situation, even if software mess up, the hardware would limit what software is allowed to do and hopefully avoid potentially life threatening situation. Obviously, not perfect and generally they rely on very stringent requirements and review process before approving such device/software.

@theabbie Yep, check out Therac-25 story

Welp, time to find a new job!

I keep telling people not to put their entire business process on the cloud, they just never listen and then come crying whenever something goes wrong and demanded that I somehow fix it, I'm like... "You ran your stuff on THEIR servers, there isn't a damn thing I can do about it, because I have no control over it unless we start buying our own server and run them in-house."

"But what about Office? Team? Sharepoint? Azure?!"

1. Libreoffice

2. Element/Matrix Chat

3. Unironically, Element/Matrix, it support file upload (400 MB limit if you do it on self-host) and you can observe chat history similarly to Discord so you can create a poster channels

4. Linode if you must, Local Servers is priority

If they operate on cloud, they would have to factor in the cost to pay their employee time during the outage and also pay for the cloud service that they WILL NOT REIMBURSE YOU during the outage.

I've tried out V language before, it have some frictions that I didn't like about it. For a language that transpile to C language, it have vastly different syntax compared to C language counterpart.

The biggest plus is probably the generic implementation, but it's interesting when it produced significant amount of bloat of unused code in final binary compared to C language.

So overall, I have some ires about V Language and didn't agree with the language design choices, so I dropped it.

Pssst... Pssst....

The secret is... you gotta put those premature optimization into the framework or compiler itself while making sure your actual code looks pretty to the beholder.

Replacing Wayland and X11 with a saner protocol would be a start.

I sympathize, I had to do that with prior contract dealing with that kind of development, the site never provided API however, so you were lucky in that regard.

@10Dev Basically an attempt to fork off C# to leverage LLVM directly rather than CoreCLR and take a few different approach on how language is designed and compiled. I developed it on first iteration and then I reach the point where the problem is... I need tooling, framework, and LSP server to complete the set, so I have to develop all of the other stuff first.

No github link, it's closed source. I'm basically just dumping my rant/expression on some of the frustration I had working on it.