Rust and Julia as programming languages.

Spacemacs as editor.

Gitlab and netlify for hosting static websites.

Spacemacs is superb once you get it setup right. Best of every world!

Plus one for netlify. Wonderful experience.

It's heartening to see the community being mentioned as a positive factor.

> npm called out the Rust community as a positive factor in the decision-making process. Particular aspects they find valuable are the Rust community’s inclusivity, friendliness, and solid processes for making difficult technical decisions. These aspects made learning Rust and developing the Rust solution easier, and assured them that the language will continue to improve in a healthy, sustainable fashion.

How different is this from state of the AI report?

Does it have be these two languages only?

I'm from dotnet background and would love to learn ML? Is there any thing apart from azure services?

"Reading is a way to consume people’s experiences, to learn something timeless and then apply it to your life.”

Any experiences on Farnam street learning community, cited in this article?

The forum can be quite dead at times, if you check it once a week, there will always be something interesting to read/discussion posts to participate in. Just that itself, I would not say is worth the $150 a year (he does not do monthly). I have not attended any of the events or meetups, found a mentor, or participated in the book club, so I can't comment on that stuff.

The thing that makes it most valuable to me, and I'm probably in the minority, is the "curated list of knowledge" (various books, thought papers, academic pieces) and the additional exclusive emails. I constantly find interesting and thought provoking articles, speeches, interviews, etc. I think that part itself is worth the $150 a year.

I am a member of the learning community. I found great value in the transcripts of the Knowledge Project podcasts. The podcast is free but the transcripts are available to the learning community. My favourite recent podcast was with Tobi Lutke (CEO of Shopify) - https://fs.blog/tobi-lutke/. Other podcasts that were super interesting were with Robert Greene, Naval Ravikant and Venkatesh Rao. The forum itself is interesting - there is a regular reading group which I really enjoy as well. It is expensive, but I think it is worth it (or am I simply a victim of the sunk cost fallacy?)..

Any one used this for non trivial use cases?

Here is the summary of the judgement - https://www.livelaw.in/aadhaar-read-the-summary-of-majority-...