Tozen

65 ms·

661.
The US Can Halve Its Emissions by 2030–If It Wants To(wired.com)
1 points by Tozen 4y ago|0 comments
662.
U.S. crypto firm Harmony hit by $100M heist(reuters.com)
4 points by Tozen 4y ago|0 comments
663.
by Tozen 4y ago
> ...you are who we see as an ambassador for V... There is no "we", everybody on here does not think as you do. Better to clearly speak for yourself. > ...defacto representative of the community... If you bothered to read a
664.
by Tozen 4y ago
I'm not here to speak for all members of the V community, as it appears your are trying to pigeonhole me as doing, for your narrative. My personal opinions are in no way reflective of their entire community. It also appears you prefer
665.
by Tozen 4y ago
I strongly disagree with you about the intent of the OP. I'm not saying you don't have other valid points, but want to focus on this particular aspect of your post. I think it's important to not assign benevolence, to what
666.
by Tozen 4y ago
The developers of V should feel free to defend or talk about their creation, as they wish, and as other language developers have done on HN. The situation is also not as simplistic as making claims bulletproof, but also dealing with a conti
667.
by Tozen 4y ago
Listen, you do you, as well. Those people who are open-minded about programming languages, can make up their own minds about V. I'm quite sure their decisions will not be solely dependent on HN or me, if they even come by here. And sur
668.
by Tozen 4y ago
Yeah, because V supporters should stay silent, and allow detractors free rein to say anything and continuously smear the language and its developers at will. Funny, I notice the supporters of other languages don't seem to follow such a
669.
by Tozen 4y ago
Your attempts at gaslighting won't work. The OP appears to have created a throwaway account for the purposes of recommending to not use V and then to be used as a linked reference document for further attacks by competitors and detract
670.
by Tozen 4y ago
The V community does not create these continuous attack threads or blogs (which is very obvious when reading them), nor told competitors or detractors to come join in on these underhanded attacks. The "projection", is coming from
671.
by Tozen 4y ago
Says a competitor from the Zig software foundation, as if you wouldn't have any ulterior motives, to include a clearly divergent reality. If anything, I suppose the urge was too great, to not expose yourself.
672.
by Tozen 4y ago
Nowhere did the OP state he came upon V in good faith to be helpful or seeking improvements, but rather starts with the position of whether or not it is worth it (setting up a position to dissuade). Then blasts the language in his summary a
673.
by Tozen 4y ago
I think that V developers and contributors are well within their rights to address criticisms of their work by detractors. Additionally, the OP has ran away from engaging in debate about various errors and opinions from their review, in an
674.
by Tozen 4y ago
Good to read about scientists working on biodegradable alternatives. The environment can only take so much plastic waste, and many would argue it would be better to not have unborn babies with plastic particles circulating in their systems
675.
New model helps identify mutations that drive cancer(news.mit.edu)
1 points by Tozen 4y ago|0 comments
676.
by Tozen 4y ago
Fluoride has no known dietary benefit to the human body, and is toxic. Just like lead and mercury are toxic, and its advisable to avoid them, not expose one's self to them (even if that's convenient or profitable to certain busin
677.
by Tozen 4y ago
If one reads the article, they will notice there is a resources section at the bottom with links to studies with more specifics.
678.
by Tozen 4y ago
Let's not be deceptive. A certain lethal dose of a substance does not mean that a lesser dose or sustained exposure at high levels will not cause harm or long term damaging effects (to include cancer). Many want to decrease their expos
679.
by Tozen 4y ago
Flouride is toxic, period. The argument that you are likely trying to make, to oppose my statement, is how much of it can a person ingest before having negative health effects and is it really good for your teeth. It might be better to rea
680.
The Neurotoxin Lurking in Medicine Cabinets Around the Globe(primallifeorganics.com)
3 points by Tozen 4y ago|7 comments
681.
by Tozen 4y ago
Many argue that pushing flouride on the public is an outright scam and lie. Fluoride is a known toxic substance that damages the body and can compromise one's health. It was being dumped in the water by factories, and the industry help
682.
by Tozen 4y ago
Part of the problem is that dentists don't have the incentive nor arguably the training and knowledge to cure the problem. Cavities and lost teeth, brings them money. So don't expect them to be looking around for cures like regrow
683.
by Tozen 4y ago
I think it is more about user expectations, the impression that's given, or switching up. Google is making money off of people, even when what they offer is "free". They do whatever with user's email and data on their se
684.
by Tozen 4y ago
“They’re basically strong-arming us to switch to something paid after they got us hooked on this free service...” Google's antics come off to many, as just slimy and unnecessary. Not to mention the poor customer support and outrageous
685.
by Tozen 4y ago
The V language pattern matches with new programming language initiatives such as Odin or Zig. It is in the category of both C and Go alternatives. Note- just by being a strong Go alternative by itself, one can see possible "behind the
686.
by Tozen 4y ago
> ...apparently people these days have an entire month to dedicate on writing a "review" with a "Rules of engagement" section, but do not have 5 minutes to submit a github issue... You would think that someone taking
687.
by Tozen 4y ago
Hopefully what is not being suggested is that creators of open-source programming languages are not allowed to revise their release schedules, underestimate, or change the number of features it will have. Languages such as Nim have took 11
688.
by Tozen 4y ago
That's my opinion about AI as well. Human-like general intelligence means that the AI may decide to not do what a person asked of it or even become dangerous. What's useful is that the AI is "smart" at doing what it wa
689.
by Tozen 4y ago
If it did make it to court, I think Google and their lawyers will do a very good job of proving that LaMDA isn't sentient. I'm also of the opinion that Lemoine has some other goal, besides just claiming LaMDA is sentient. It does
690.
SpaceX launches three Falcon 9 rockets in 36 hours(teslarati.com)
149 points by Tozen 4y ago|68 comments

More ›