It's relatively common to see a backlash against something online, leading to far more attention to the original act.
At what point do we say "that's just an individual with an odd worldview" rather than "this is a viewpoint that I want to discuss/dissect"?
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A deep dive on ABI design tradeoffs, and how Swift approached the problems in this space;
https://gankra.github.io/blah/swift-abi/
(Compared with C++/Rust, it avoids monomorphisation and does more boxing, with attention to details that affect performance)
Inevitably I find some small thing to change in my code just after I've done a release.
I'm feeling motivated, I'm paying attention to detail, and stuff just jumps out. I suspect it's because I end up looking at different parts during a release.
How Tumblr has developed over time, the importance of continued attention by the developers, and the community consequences of seemingly minor features:
