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Thanks for clarifying that point. It's worth pointing out that the safety strategy doc[0] mentions that >A key subset of safety categories Carbon should address are: >[...] >Data race safety protects against racing memory acce
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Yeah except hiragana and especially katakana both look ugly though.
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You're right. In fact it was in the previous slide[0] from that same talk. Thanks for pointing that out. [0] https://youtube.com/watch?v=1ZTJ9omXOQ0?t=1h8m19s
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>Carbon wants to ship a finished working Carbon language, then bolt on safety (somehow) but, only for some things, not data races for example, so, you still don't actually have Rust's Memory Safety I'm not sure this is cor
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I see that now. For some reason I read the first arrow as the arrow of implication.
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Why do you think Photoshop is low quality? In my mind Photoshop is very high quality. It just costs money and isn't open source.
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Perhaps I misread GP. I thought he took issue with the accepted sources system although he didn't say that explictly. I agree with you and GP that the so called trusted sources should be better.
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What would you propose as an alternative to the current accepted sources system? In my mind there sadly isn't much of a choice. It means that Wikipedia is not so useful for charged political articles, and the number of articles achievi
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I flaged this post because it seems to violate HN's guidelines. Am I missing some context here?
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It just sounds like you mainly like 2d platformers and open source (which is fine). But Godot isn't nearly the best engine to use for 3D, and arguably may not even the best of the open soucre engines (for example O3DE may be better, al
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If you aren't interested enough to even know what you're talking about why do you make such specific claims about it? Fortnite is completly different from counterstrike. For example counterstrike is a team based game and Fortnite
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It's not a dividend at all. A dividend gives the share holders money. This (potentially) increases the value of the share holders stocks. But the most important difference here is the Apple can sell these shares again if they need to l
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A tree is a type of graph. Is the headline meant to reveal the fact that not all graphs are trees (which is obvious) or is it meant like "not all graphs are trees, and here's how you deal with those non-tree graphs?" Even the
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This is Nature News, not an article from the Nature Journal. They are basically abusing the Nature name to get clicks.
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3y ago
I think GP's qiestion dates back to earlier than postmodern philosophy.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
(kingdomcomerpg.com)
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So this would be a step before feeding the outputs to something like one of illumina's machines?
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Of course it is possible. For example via quantization. Unless you are refering to something I can't see in that tweet. (not signed in).
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>I'm not sure why it struck me so much Perhaps a case of Thing, Japan.[0] [0] https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/thing-japan
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I take back some of what I said about subsidies. This was because of how I read "every subsidy is a form of price control." On reading your post again you are talking more about welfare specifically. I was thinking of subsidies me
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>every subsidy is a form of price control. Price controls are not just ceilings and floors. You make many points and I didn't read the whole thread bellow but on this point specifically I think you are wrong especially in the contex
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This looks great. As you mention PDF, do you plan to support the various @page properties that add pagination? For example like pagedjs[0] but native? Major usecases are books and invoices [0] https://pagedjs.org/about/
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I think Kodak fits what you describe, and it was decided in 1992.[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastman_Kodak_Co._v._Image_Tec... .
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Unless something has chnaged since this talk[0][1], I don't think that is accurate. >Best candidate for C++ is likely similar to Rust’s borrow checker It is stated clearly in the talk that this is true for Carbon as well [0] https:
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This is a great writeup. If you are just looking to deter scammers I bet $1 would have the same affect. I don't think scammers are worried about the price as much as having to give any amount of information to you. I could be wrong tho
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Slightly off topic but what do you think of the potential growth for GWAS? How much will it improve in the next 10 years? 2x? 10x?
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Is that a quote? I couldn't find the source if so. Hard to tell if it's a joke based on other GNOME statements.
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What is Communism?
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>I bet this delta between US and Japanese workers wouldn’t have existed in 1960. There was a larger delta then because US workers were much more skilled than Japanese ones in 1960
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I'm not sure you can declare everything that ever received government funding as invented by the government. Jets are "just" pressurized cabins? Why ignore the Wright brothers in this story? Aren't jets really "just
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