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I agree with the title.

The author speaks for me.

They have partnerships with almost everyone. That is why they can win.

Still I am mostly interested about GrapheneOS or a RaspberryPi5 with an Android 17 build.

But they seem to even own the RAM market.


100%

Capitalism is transforming to feudalism.


Has transformed. Landlords are literally feudalism, and so is the mobile phone duopoly now that mobile phones aren't optional. So are the banks now that banks aren't optional.

Google is a for profit company. It does what it needs to stay profitable. Are the actions of Google moral? No!

Governments are paid out to not intervene. They should have stepped in decades ago. They should have made Google to release source code and interoperate with public services. They already make profit from their services.


So what do they expect us to do? Write killer-plugins? Or get excited for next upgrade?

The situation gets out of hand!


After the last update many things suddenly feel very sluggish like searching an app and starting it.

Why is it better from Fresh or micro?

Compiler does what I tell it. Not the other way around.

The compiler does everything that the language spec allows it to get away with. The language spec itself is a communication protocol between users and compilers, and that includes the definition of the abstract machine.

Then the language purpose is vacuous.

The article is harsh for no reason. Pandas served us, for a lot of time and was the de-facto library for Data Scientists. It evolves. Polars was a rewrite following bets practices learnt while working with Pandas.

I do not understand the aggressiveness towards previous evolutionary steps. Who knows, may they come up with newer methods. I still use it. I also use DuckDB and Polars. DuckDB is more useful to me these days from either. Still Pandas has a place in my arsenal. Mostly because I know it better and I like it.

There is also libraries for doing type checking.


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