This often comes with the *-dev version of the dependency. The normal one contains the binaries, the dev version includes headers and often the FindPackage

AI hype maybe?

Yeah, everyone is an idiot but you, congratulations. We’re all making shit up, our computers crash because we’re noobs. Thank you for your contribution.

And then those who want both use arch. I know we love our memes, but this one is really out of date.

Do you have any evidence that “the industry” has made the change? My personal experience says the opposite. Unless you mean “new repositories use the new default name” which says more about people simply not caring rather than anything else.

No one is offended by that word, at some point we need to stop wasting time on pointless debates and move on. If I start tweeting that I find “main” offensive are we going to have to find another name?

Your understanding of communist ideas are on a par on your spelling of it.

But no one keeps a 10 year Linux install when upgrading is a trivial command. That’s the whole point.

Also, this is advice you’re already being given for free, no one here cares if you stay on Windows or not. No one is going to help you more than that.

Confusing article, or the writer has no damn clue what those jobs were for in the first place.

Probably some automatic serialization that included the field. Someone forgot a #[serde(skip)]!

If your workplace lets you run a VPN on their device/network they’re probably not looking through your traffic

The analogy works fine, the problem here isn’t about pirating, it’s about bandwidth

It doesn’t take a genius to guess a forwarded port is used for torrenting though

Job’s remote/hybrid though. I’ve never lived in Berlin but where I work now juniors get 55k€, and probably don’t have as much fun here as they would in a young Rust-using startup. IDK if I were a fresh grad I’d try my luck there

57k is more than decent for a junior, what are you talking about.

The first point applies to any kind of engineering anyway.

I would probably not recommend newcomers an esoteric linux distro tbh. People hate canonical but if people in academia can daily drive Ubuntu, anyone can

Microsoft is welcome to open source their kernel and let the hardware manufacturers provide support themselves.

On the other hand, I don’t think Linus would refuse to merge Logitech drivers into the kernel.

See the difference?

Non-computers people have been using Ubuntu for a decade. It’s far from perfect, but I’d refrain from basing judgement on a niche platform

All the best ones are cross platform