> My problem with systemd isn't pid 1. It's all the rest of the shovelware that comes along for the ride. And it's the "you'll use what we tell you to use" attitude of the project. This could not be further from the…
Hi. I wrote the python implementation. I've had prior experience with compilers and I'm obviously biased but I would say it's quite readable. The main compiler part (without optional features or the LR(1) or lexer…
I'm guessing this is because most people who trade tether don't intend on holding it for long, so the "shennanigans" surrounding tether aren't as likely to affect them.
> My problem with systemd isn't pid 1. It's all the rest of the shovelware that comes along for the ride. And it's the "you'll use what we tell you to use" attitude of the project. This could not be further from the…
Hi. I wrote the python implementation. I've had prior experience with compilers and I'm obviously biased but I would say it's quite readable. The main compiler part (without optional features or the LR(1) or lexer…
I'm guessing this is because most people who trade tether don't intend on holding it for long, so the "shennanigans" surrounding tether aren't as likely to affect them.