Readit NewsFor a database integrity scientist, "data destroyer" makes sense.
We are in the end of a destruction phase, the left, progressive are about change and destruction of order and renewal but they now have monopoly over almost everything.
The next step is the rediscovery of order, tradition, beauty, natural laws, religion.
The artists are at the tip of the process, we will start to see more and more flip back.
Have you seen this: https://youtu.be/j800SVeiS5I
(Additionally, the video is twice as long as it needs to be. By minute 4 I was bored and scrubbed ahead to see if he was going to do something other than beat the dead horse some more. The turn into the antithesis finally happens around minute 10, at least 5 minutes after it should have been over.)
It absolutely does. I think one of the major reasons that all these massive software companies grind to a halt with innovation is because of bad software architecture and a bad choice of programming language contributes to that. Also underlying systems built in non-performant languages hobble the company for years. It's complete delusion that a company will rewrite systems as they gain product market fit.
I have a strong list of requirements but there is no perfect language today. For general software any language I start a project with today must have
1. Fast iteration / compilation times
2. null safety
3. Some form of algebraic data types (and by implication a static type system)
4. Garbage collection (unless the domain specifically requires the performance benefits gained from forgoing a garbage collector).
5. A robust standard library and package ecosystem.
All of the above contribute to two very important things:
1. The ability to iterate quickly.
2. The ability to describe state in such a way that invalid states become impossible to represent due to the type checker.
Nice to have productivity boosters:
1. Actual value types
2. Pattern matching.
3. A good class system with traits or interfaces.
There isn't a perfect language that meets these requirements so there will always be tradeoffs with language choice.
You follow a few people, and you get whatever links they post, no algo or frontpage. You repost good stuff, so a link can travel several hops to someone, but it must have been filtered through a friend. Kinda like real life. In the time that I've used it with my friends, I've seen a nice balance of mainstream and niche stuff in my feed.
HN is great too, but it's a niche.
This is exactly how Tumblr works, and is a big part of why Tumblr is actually a great social network for the people who have stuck it out there.
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