SufferingSteve

Oh, you get out of here! this is not how the internet works!

Withings

Withings

Just allow people to bring their own IDs to servers. Self sovereign IDs, or SSI for short.

Blockchain has a usecase here, and it would be for disabling your ID in case of privkey leak, or for having people or entities strengthen or verify your pubkey or tie a hash of your birth certificate to it.

Blockchains are great for providing reliable immutable and verifiable timestamps of data. The reason they are safe is because a lot of people have tied actual value to it, and thus most don't want to invalidate the blockchain and destroy their value.

You guys are re-inventing self sovereign IDs

They won, all lost

Could not agree less. Reading others code is easy as pie in this language. Enforced standards, good automatic comment generation.

It's amazing

"– Med tiden så finns det en risk att resenärer tappar förtroendet och slutar resa med tåget. "

Wow, känns som den kommentaren missade tåget för några år sedan.

I am aware. I even saw it while typing, but it was a typo that made my smile, while offending almost no-one. So I left it there for future smiles :)

Oh yeah, not only inexperienced, but uncaring. Python is for people who truly do not care. They want it to "just work" and once it worked once, it's done.

And then they notice it wasn't done, slap some shifty patchwork on top of it. Prince and repeat for a truly masterful piece of spaghetti al dente

Done a lot of embedded work as well, but now mostly webstuff. I think I would prefer the embedded again, web is horrible the more you get to users and browsers, wasm isnt really all that, so many caveats.

Embedded is exhausting with its unsafe and slices everywhere. And whoever wanted most of the HAL traits to be fallible had me spinning in embedded-hal.

Why have the errors when you can't really handle most of them?

But Jesus if probe-rs and the gang att ferrous systems aren't revolutionizing the embedded space. It's amazing. And now the official hal from esp32, it's moving places!

:D mostly, there are still a few nice tools written in go that is quite useful, I just hope they will be replaced by rust software soon. Following the iroh project quite closely, I'm guessing someone will rewrite syncthing using that or p2panda soon.

But yeah, the rust Cli tools are just godsent compared to everything else. Ripgrep, fd-files, helix are used daily by me. Started using smartcat recently but I feel dirty knowing that Ollama is actually Go software...