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I'm deliberately not differentiating between the language, the tool-chain, the libraries and the community. They are all closely connected, and in the end you're always buying into the bundle. 2. I would argue that the ubiquity of
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For me uv seems to solve some of the worst pain points of Python, which is great since I have to work with it. I think for a lot of people the hate comes in when they have to maintain or deploy Python code in scenarios that Python and its l
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Dialect of Liverpool is called scouse, after a popular local dish -> lobscouse/Labskaus is very popular (love/hate really) in northern Germany as well.
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It is a solvable problem, just not a very interesting or useful one, which is why no one (but possibly scammers) is currently employing letter-counter detectors and agents.
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Completely agree, Python is great for its simple syntax, C-interop and great library ecosystem, but it is a pain to debug, deploy, and maintain in more complex use cases, and doesn't play as nicely as other languages with modern stacks
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The biggest and most difficult to mitigate attack vector is indirect prompt injection.[0] So far most case studies have been injecting malicious prompts at inference, but there is good reason to believe you can do this effectively at differ
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In my experience current AI is still far from reasoning about the kind of hard-to-spot bugs in C that lead to the worst exploits. Rust solves most of these by design. It isn't about adding a second language - it is about slowly phasing
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Going from institutionalized forms of slavery common around the globe for thousands of years to the almost complete absence of it in today's world is still a major accomplishment. Three hundred years ago, slavery was seen as natural by
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Overall, Sweden didn't fare worse than other European countries with harder measures. But these things are really difficult to compare due to geographic and cultural issues. Sweden is quite rural. Swedes value personal distance, and fr