And same face for younger generation when they have difficulties meeting people and building relationships with colleagues etc.

No laptop there, phew!

Yeah, you can’t just do that if you expect to win in the sport they participate in!

Like… what were they even thinking, am I right?

In the middle: “How about the local sports team, eh?” and let the experts take over from there.

Good stuff, Dilberg is living the life.

So you make shitty web comics and then argue with people who dislike them (because they’re shitty to begin with). Living your best life, I see.

Saw the comic, gave my downvote, thought I maybe misunderstood and checked the comments. Nope, just a really stupid take.

Wow, really got you in the feels, huh?

I suppose that’s one way of resolving the cognitive dissonance that comes with the ideal of communism and the way it was implemented in practice. Just mix the terminology enough and it’s all good again.

Yep, he just massively reduced CO2 emissions, potentially saving countless of species. He should be proud.

Removed by mod

SMBC usually has some quality content, but this is a weak take.

Here’s an actually funny joke on the topic from Mitch Hedberg:

• I’m not a vegetarian because I like animals. I just really hate plants.

I much prefer for (auto map : hashMaps) ... over for(unordered_map<string, unordered_set<string>> map : hashMaps) though. Shame they didn’t name it “var” like in many other languages, auto just reminds me of cars.

like this one

Yep, that one was weak.

Unfortunately this comic starts to be outdated. The new generation is apparently less tolerant and more conservative. Somehow the kids just know how to disappoint the previous generation every time…

baby success. world fail

We always hear how great Rust is, but I’d be curious to know where it isn’t.

• In any project that’s sufficiently advanced and written in any other language. You don’t simply do a rewrite of 100k+ LOC just because you want to use Rust.

• Somewhere where you’d rather use a scripting language like Python. I.e., rapid prototyping or gluing together some infra components.

• A situation where your team’s expertise is in some other language.

• A situation where a library/framework is native/only available for a certain language.

Few of these are strictly technical requirements. It’s obvious that you can use almost any language to do almost anything, including Rust, if that’s what you prefer. However, the context matters in the real world.

All this being said, I wish I had a chance to write Rust professionally. It’s a neat language.

Don’t you even think about the billionaires, bro?