galois198

Zig is a very well thought out, pragmatic language.

I really want to use it more, but I cannot get past the syntax.

For example, method chaining:

    std.fs.cwd().openFile("does_not_exist/foo.txt", .{})

The aesthetic of a language is really important to me, and method chaining that allows for lines like this somehow doesn't feel right.

> One thing I am wondering though is if there is a certain types of literature that the brains reacts in a more positive or less than observation way. For example, does our brain engage more when we’re reading a technical literature review moreso than if it was a novel?

I've often wondered this also. It would be interesting to quantitatively determine the effects of reading fiction versus non-fiction material on the mind.

Same here - was interested in seeing the comparisons to OSS.

What are the best tools for experimenting with unikernels?

Please could you elaborate on the cloud vs on-premise comparison? Are you including the initial on-prem costs of buying the hardware?

From what I understand, strokes are caused by the same thing heart attacks are - atherosclerotic plaques, and APs are caused by high blood cholesterol - APs are literally constituted of cholesterol/foam cells. Has the consensus changed?

Thanks - I'm in a central location so that's something I can definitely do.

Thanks, was on slack a lot but ... slacked off - picking something with a small following is certainly actionable. Appreciate that.

Thanks for the advice, will definitely do that - 99% perspiration right?

NB - I'm based in London

Sick design mike - thanks.

I've always thought that grandmothers babysitting their grandchildren is somewhat unfair - in effect they're raising kids twice. They should have a rest in their later years.