I'm currently looking for a 13'' computer (or a small 14''), I'd love to support Framework as they are exactly what I'm looking to support... But, they still don't ship to my country and I don't want to spend so much for a laptop (and I don't need very modern features on a personal machine).

This means I'll end up buying a used ThinkPad to serve my needs for the next 4/5 years. Though, If they did ship to my country I would be spamming my employee everyday to buy them.

Too many windows

endeavourOs from arch by being less opinionated and giving away the awful colour theme

The delivery on your answer is so good. Had a good laugh looking at the picture you're responding to and then reading your comment!

I didn't say that

imho Debian is far from beginner friendly. They will end up with a laptop without WiFi.

Unfortunetaly, that does close to nothing when the issue is spyware on firmware

No, that would be beneficial for him and like-minded people. It creates a bubble around him where only his supporters know what's going on.

And vscode doesn't even work properly. The amount of colleagues I have using it for C++ and they can't even get intellisense working with the f-ing thing. It's bonkers they work that way. It takes them ages to do anything, and its not a case of them being super experienced and not needing those aides.

Pinetime by pine64

I mean, it's still a very nice language. I can see someone, marveled by that, would endeavor to make bigger things with it. I just don't feel it scales that well.

That's actually a good idea, enforcing it. Still, do these linters protect against misuse? E.g I have an int but place a string on it somewhere?

I’ve noticed that the larger the code review, the faster it needs to get done in order to avoid merge conflicts, which means large code reviews are much less effective in proportion to the size.

Exactly. And in larger corporations where you have many people contributing and the code is moving fast, having people nitpick your PRs just for show is crap because it delays everything sometimes by days. I had to say no very clearly to some people on code reviews because they were demanding me to place variables in alphabetical order on hard PRs that took quite sometime to get working and were very prone to code conflicts.

I don't mean it doesn't work for larger projects. Just that it's a pain to understand other's code when you have almost no type information, making it, to me, a no go for that

Here's another: most code reviews on larger companies are BS, just for show and nitpicking.

Python is only good for short programs

Not necessarily navigation, but ncdu will give the total size of your directories. It's a simple but very useful tool

Where can I apply for such companies? I'd rather have this office than the open office crap we get these days.