Readit NewsYou do have the option to open up Discord voice chats on PS5. Amazing what Discord could do when forced to actually write something efficient.
Youtube also exists as an app, and maybe you can trick the heavily gimped built in browser to go there as well, although last I checked it wasn't trivial.
"Man I love Go, it's so simple, plenty fast, really easy to pick up, read, and write. I really love that it doesn't have dozens of esoteric features for my colleagues to big brain into the codebase"
"Oh yeah? Well Go sucks, it doesn't have dozens of esoteric features for me to big brain into the codebase"
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I agree as this is the main reason why I do not work in the video game industry.
I would love to work in it like many others but seeing friends get chewed up and spat out has dissuaded me over time.
I really like structured logs and am pleased the Go team saw the benefits of bringing it into the standard library.
However, I feel like errors should be able to hold slog attributes. It makes for some very useful and easy error logging, especially when the logging takes place far up the execution chain from where the error happened.
This is easily possible with a custom error type and some log functions. I have published on GitHub my small and crude implementation that I use in a few hobby projects, MIT licensed, if anyone is interested. https://github.com/sveinnthorarins/sterlo
https://github.com/Danlock/pkg/blob/main/errors/attr_test.go
I can understand why it's not in the stdlib though, it seems easy enough to run into key overwriting issues if a dependency returned custom errors with attributes.
I appreciate the built in support slog has for slog.GroupValue and the slog.LogValuer interface that enables everyone to build a solution best for their needs.
Generational wars are so stupid and so old that Ancient Sumerians complained about the youth on stone tablets...
I wonder what future generations will use to complain about their descendants...
Judge people by the ways in which they push their society's morals forward, not retroactively after hundreds of years of morals evolving.
I don't think dismissing chattel slavery or it's ramifications on the modern day will improve the morals of society either.
The real problem is that Meta can test the waters with crap like this and get away scot free, maybe a few settled lawsuits at worst.
I wonder how many potential users have been scared off by the name... Maybe Debian devs like it that way, less annoying desktop users to support.