Not only UK, Europe in general is stuck in this nonsense. People buy properties, tenants pay their mortgage. In 15 years the property is yours mostly at the expense of someone else plus it gained in value. After owning it for so long and selling the property you probably pay lower capital gains from that too. Unless you put all that money in the right stocks in 2010, renting just doesn’t make all that much sense in this economy.
Wow in the first video the man behind the camera refers to customers as clowns. Acts as if the guy he grabbed is stupid and not capable to enter a code on the web page. So weird.
Call me lazy but I couldn’t get through the wall of text to learn what on earth vectored database is. Way too much effort spent talking about binary and how ascii works and whatnot - such basics that it feels that the article is for someone with zero knowledge about computers.
I used to code with sublime and compile from time to time to check with compiler. Sometimes I’d go for an hour without running cargo and somehow it worked fine.
I have been doing rust since about 2016, in and out, and never questioned the approach but the tooling had improved dramatically in recent years.
I have switched to VSCode with rust-analyser and a few other extensions, which not only display errors but also types of variables which seems like a killer feature for me because it makes it so much easier.
I wonder what’s the motivation behind bacon given that it looks a bit outdated to program in rust this way in 2024.