The more I look at Io, the more it seems like f-expressions with an OO flavour. A really interesting mix, although I wonder how hard it would be to write a linter/static analysis tool.
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In OCaml I can use Merlin to destructure `flavour ()` and it gives me the whole `match flavour () with | Vanilla -> ()`. It's nice.
In Rust I have to write `match flavour() {}` before rust-analyzer can autofill the match arms, which is more typing. I'm not sure why.
Apparently there's a separate linux kernel flavour (beyond the usual vanilla, LTS, hardened) just for personal computers! https://liquorix.net/
Looks like it's developed on GitHub and tuned for interactive usage.
It's weird: I'd always been interested in experiencing a 100% remote tech company. I don't feel like I've achieved that yet, despite the quarantine.
Normally you'd still have normal routines outside of work. Premeditated remote work has a different flavour I suspect.