JVM, ELF, Mach-O,… binaries are infinitely worse when the attack vector is “compromised dev machine”.

I’m not sure how anyone would even try to argue against that.

I just wanted to ask, how do they build C libraries in JAVA world? And if the answer is they don’t, they just ship binaries, then that’s infinitely worse. And you just confirmed that’s the case 😲😄.

Fork zig as a side project, adopt the 6 weeks release cycle, create a roadmap with v1.0 to be released in 60 weeks, which is enough time for 3 alphas, 3 betas, and 3 release candidates.

To be fair, projects implemented in Rust and adopting the GPL/AGPL are just not that notable.

I mean, you can’t expect people here to have heard of, let’s say, that thing called Lemmy.

Fun is when you’re allowed to achieve what you want to achieve with less bullshit to worry about.

Or in more respectable technical terms, when you’re allowed to focus on core logic above everything else.