I think commas are used to separate each generic parameter, e.g. `T: TraitBoundA, U: TraitBoundB + TraitBoundC`

so, they can't use commas between trait bounds, hence `+`

On the one hand maybe there will never be another Definitely Maybe or OK Computer or Miseducation of Lauryn Hill

But on the other hand there is so much good new music every day

I feel like this explains a lot 😂

Strangely enough, my personal taste is almost exactly the opposite: the music I like is almost all from before I was born (often decades before), or from the last 15 years or so (but not recent pop music).

Very much the opposite for me across all music - some of my favourite jazz music was recorded decades before I was born, and my favourite classical music was composed at least a century ago! But (as a 33-year old) some of my current favourite music was recoded in the last five years (especially funk, jazz funk etc.).

I'm nostalgic for the songs of my childhood and teens, but I cringe a little at what I was into! I got a lot of enjoyment from it and still do listen to some of it every now and then for nostalgia's sake, but I wouldn't rate it as really great music...

I suppose it could hold more if it's only talking specifically about the pop genre (although I still like stuff my Dad used to listen to when I was a kid from before I was born)...

Matches partly. I love the 80's music of my childhood. Like the 90's less, and stopped* listening music since 10 years ago.

* not completely, of course. But it's much less than an hour per week

I'm almost 44, Led Zeppelin, early Metallica, Heart, Queen, from before I was born, Lady Gaga, Florence+the Machine, the Mountain Goats(though we love the early stuff too we only really got into more recently after Moral Orel) from when I turned 30 or later.

The only stuff from the 90s which I still regularly listen to is Tool/APC/Garbage, nin and orgy dominated my listening back then but they are kinda cringey nowadays.

@inkorrupt I'd say it's more about making an effort than about age.

If you already know what music you like you stop actively searching for new stuff - and your taste evolves with exposure to new stuff.

I've been trying to (re)develop my personal library of stored music for the last 2-3 years and now know a whole lot of songs released during the last 5 years that I think are great. On the other hand a lot of the things I loved back in the 90s are now considered to be crap by me.

This explains Baby Boomers and the Beatles.

Boy, advertisers get this. Always surprised which songs they use for drug ads

^

@notjustbikes you might like this ;)

Snowden's reveal in 2013 -> I decided to do my own server with everything (mail, cloud, whatever you can think of)

The expertise with this, especially docker, was a factor for landing my job during past 7.5yrs.