Ygg2

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by Ygg2 4mo ago
If I wire my autocomplete to launch nukes, there are definitely reasons to worry. It's not just an ethical problem.
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by Ygg2 4mo ago
Technically means according to a strict, often legal definition. The strict definition being we don't count developments that happened before version 1. Like when we talk about Rust, we don't mention the virtual threads or GC or t
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by Ygg2 4mo ago
Well. Not that shocked.
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by Ygg2 4mo ago
Y shape of course.
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by Ygg2 4mo ago
Still no 1.0 version though. So technically it's year 0.
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by Ygg2 4mo ago
> Who is the customer when the customer is the thing you’ve eliminated? Seeing how US economy is K-shaped, the answer is the rich. Assuming of course the service is right.
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
Go also has one glaring disadvantage. GC. Assuming you're in the cloud. It's easy to write code that trivially eats memory. Plus any resources spent on it, are resources not spent on other cloud provider things.
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
Usually the same guy doesn't get paid for developing code, bug bounty and fixing the code. It leads to corruption. To paraphrase Dilbert "I'm going to code myself a car."
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
Yeah, but only in C* can those errors end up as more UB. * terms and limits may apply.
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
Except in C, validation of user input can in itself be an exploit vector.
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
> -Acceptance: "Just dont write UB." Just switch to a saner language. And before I get attacked for being a Rust shill, I meant Java :P The bar is so low it's floating near the center of the Earth.
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
Akshully, "Node Packaged Malware."
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
That's pricing. Pricing has no correlation with profit. It can be artificially lowered to kill competition, and artificially inflated to maximize profit.
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
Just buy old clocks and extract the uranium in them...
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
Researchers at top AI labs also have the incentive to say whatever shit it will take to get their lab funded, reason be damned.
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
> Never seen that before, but then again I'm not in the rust community. As a straight guy, number of times people attacked Rust for catering to "that crowd", "DEI-language", and "woke mind-virus" has be
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
Your data is wrong. Highest quantile earns +50% https://www.statista.com/statistics/203247/shares-of-househo... But Rich also account for majority of consumed goods purchased. Also why did Travel, Entertainment an
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
If you look at percent of segfault errors in each repo, Bun had a much larger percent. Although don't quote on me.
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
Sure there are. US economy is K shaped. You either become rich or end up poor. It's economy geared for the rich. Where poor only exist to give rich a confidence boost.
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
When economy goes K shaped (only ultra rich or ultra poor with no in-between) GDP is good preidictor of how the ultra rich are fairing. For everyone else a roulette wheel is a better measurement.
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
Can you run Graphene on non Pixel phones?
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
Yeah, and writing thread safe Java is fraught with hidden shotgun and footguns because whether something is thread safe depends on bunch of notes about this class/method not being thread safe. And relying on people to check them. Versu
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
If two trillionaires bounce a 4 trillion dollar IOU, the GDP could be the greatest in the universe, even though nothing would substantially change.
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
No one will support Windows if no one uses it either.
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
> Your software can be made by you, for you. Yeah, but it's probably derived from OSS software anyway either via license or LLM. That said, you can customize your Linux/BSD/Haiku/TempleOS as much as you want. But cons
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
Ok, but still they share some programming language paradigm, but not all. They both are imperative, concurrent and functional, but Rust is generic, Go is not. Rust is structured, Go is OO.
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
> It's YOUR computer, you can put YOUR software on it. In fact even pocket calculator do that. I'm pretty sure this exists. It's called OSS or, more ubiquitously, Linux. The problem is, of course, no one wants to publish s
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
Why Rust and not say Ada?
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
They might share some paradigms (focus on low level optimization) but they aren't the same. Go focuses on heavy runtime, looser type systems, and all the benefits and drawback that brings.
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by Ygg2 5mo ago
Solved assuming you can afford a huge embedded-unfriendly runtime.

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