The problem is that too many believe it’s true.

I don’t understand where the author got the idea that git was production ready in 10 days… Let’s look at git history:

• Official development started on 03.04.2005.
• Git could self host on 07.04.2005.
• Git achieved Torvald’s performance goals on 29.04.2005.
• On 16.06.2005 git was used to release the Linux kernel for the first time. That can be considered the first beta release, which achieved its goals, but wasn’t production ready yet.
• Production ready v1.0 was released on 21.12.2005. That’s waaaaaaaay longer than 10 days.

No good software is released in 10 days.

Git wasn’t production ready in a week though.

Types in BASIC are amazing!

I’m a software dev in Europe for over 20 years, worked in different European countries, had loads of male, female, gay and lesbian colleagues. Zero transes.

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Linux is going on.

C++ is a meme.

How would I know without looking at the app binary?

That’s not due to kotlin.

Every decent piece of software has crap loads of resources: icons, texts, translations, manuals, sounds, fonts, etc. Even hello world app contains at least one resource - “hello world” string and what’s funny is that executable meta data required by operating systems and the string take more space than the actual code to print this string.

Most resources are not consumed by wonky code or dependencies. Most resources are consumed by images and sounds.

Kotlin doesn’t have much impact on binary size.

IoT devices, web servers, etc.

And then you install wordpress, lol.

Yet most botnets are Linux based.

That’s how you end up without software.

HDDs from the factory should come in a parked state, that means they don’t require any additional packaging apart from what they come in.