I know that some people have managed to get it working but I have yet to see it in practice. Granted, my experience in the industries is currently only what I learned during my studies and 2 internships.

In general, C is supported. C++ is sometimes supported and very few people even talk about Rust.

As an embedded dev, good luck not using C

Probably Excel and Word alongside the already mentioned things

I used to watch a lot of animes as a teenager but I rarely do now. Most likely my interests just shifted but I feel like I can’t get into them any more. Seemingly everwhere I look is stereotypical comedy and fan service. Was that always the case and I just didn’t notice?

I didn’t look to much at the data but I think csv might actually be an appropriate format for this?

Nice simple plaintext and very easy to parse into a datastructure for analysing/using it in python or similar

That page was a wonderful source of information on machine learning stuff for me while getting my bachelors degree. But still, fuck medium

The lack of a good server-side managament software for ebooks keeps astonishing me. I check back ever so often but the recommendations are always the same. It’s either calibre-web, calibre with library on a network share or Kavita.

I’ve seen that audiobookshelf and jellyfin can apparently also handle books but I don’t know how well the support is implemented.

Because I have a very peculiar way of organizing my book collection I need a utility which can export to a specific folder structure and file naming scheme and ideally allows exporting the entire library at once.