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Or do they inevitably end up taking 9000GB like Cargo and Node
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>>106421736
I hate that they conflict with distro packages, but I can't deny that they have so many more available packages than the distro repos.
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>>106421736
what do you expect package managers do other than installing packages?
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Any properly designed language is going to have a package manager. It's impossible to not have one unless you literally do not have proper modules in the language. It just so happens C and C++ are shitware which is why half baked package managers like vcpkg suck.
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It's kind of impressive how shit Cargo is for the common user. all that presentation they had didn't mean shit. they still ended up with garbage.
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>>106421736
Package manager is a good idea that invariably ends up enabling shit code and jeets. It cant work in the real world. The actual most pragmatic solution is a fuckhuge standard library, like python has. I rarely if ever need a 3rd party module, and almost every time one of my coworkers demands we use one I can usually USECASE the fuck out of the them until they back down. The only exception is requests, which just needs to be incorporated into the standard library at this point.
>waaaaaah python is LE SLOW
Thanks. You can go back to gooning now
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>>106421736
1024 GB is a TB, you can just say 9000TB
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Recursive package manager ala npm, jeetscript slop, and rust slop are bad. Nuget and composer are peak example how to package manager.
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>>106421877
From my experience, Cargo is the best package manager I have dealt with.
What package manager do you think is better than Cargo?
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>>106421736
>Are language package managers good?
>Or do they inevitably end up taking 9000GB
If you think that using operating system's package manager over language's package manager somehow saves you from having to download your dependencies then you must be retarded or pretending.
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>>106423147
/thread
OP BTFO-d as always
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>>106423147
Now do depth=1. Gtk is 300MB on my system and it is MUCH more complete than iced
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>>106423314
>Gtk is 300MB on my system and it is MUCH more complete than iced
Then why did you install iced instead of gtk?
You have purposefully created an issue for yourself just to seethe on the internet.



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