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bcjdjsndon
8d ago
Unpopular opinion on here
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bcjdjsndon
8d ago
Copying means we can both share in the knowledge, surely everyone on HN wants that right? Share the open source code for the good of everyone? Hackers used to say "information yearns to be free" now they're saying "that&
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bcjdjsndon
8d ago
But it's copying...how is it theft? Your labour WASNT stolen was it?
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bcjdjsndon
8d ago
Copying isn't stealing you babies
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bcjdjsndon
8d ago
No actually it's when someone copies that blog post you did about react.js and puts it into a dataset, I'm not sure how they sleep with themselves the absolute monsters
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bcjdjsndon
9d ago
Yeah but if this program can prove unsafe code is safe... Why can't rust compiler do it, and hence, why do we even need unsafe if the compiler can do it.
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bcjdjsndon
9d ago
> Knowing something you’ve learned to live with for life What have you been living with for life?
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bcjdjsndon
9d ago
> who learned to "stop being autistic" from an outside POV Sorry but what exactly does this mean?
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bcjdjsndon
9d ago
Apart from when uta frith, a major player in including Asperger's into autism, says people are being over diagnosed.... then screw the science, what do they know?
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9d ago
The parents of severely autistic non verbal children needing round the clock care don't consider it "a normal and beneficial genetic variation". > Just that I wouldn't treat autism itself as the general problem. You w
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9d ago
> With Verus, however, developers can mathematically prove the safety of their unsafe Rust code, re-establishing machine-checked safety guarantees Why then does rust even need the unsafe keyword?
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bcjdjsndon
9d ago
That's also not the definition for severe autism, "banging head on wall"
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9d ago
Why doesn't it cure any actual symptoms like not being able to communicate though? The symptoms quote/unquote are behaviour
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9d ago
> Prior to the study, 83% of participants had "severe" autism. Two years later, only 17% were rated as severe, 39% as mild or moderate, and incredibly, 44% were below the cut-off for mild ASD. It just says they behaved better,
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9d ago
Have you ever spoke to parents who need to give their severely autistic child 24h care for the rest of their lives?
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9d ago
There's a lot of unsafe code at that level... Rust probably makes it more painful for little gain
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10d ago
> It looks like with religion not in the picture as predominantly as in the past, peasants still don’t argue against the rules. The priestly class has become less relevant, yes. I never said it was the only game in town, or the only way
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12d ago
> It's not an immediate end of humanity, it's the slowly eroding collapse of institutions. It's just too vague to rebuff...
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12d ago
Another disaster would be great the for the universe the same way we think we were great for the universe
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12d ago
I think you've come from an npm world because c++ still doesn't have a great library ecosystem if thats what you mean. > In other ecosystems: if Chrome were designed in Rust in 2008, there would be no crates.io to pull from. Th
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12d ago
> You can take the metaphors, and some of the prescriptions as to how to behave or to best deal with some situations. Then I've got better ideas. You kind of need the man in the sky or it's pointless noise.... Ie just a list of
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12d ago
> Christianity has no rules on how to treat slaves other than one or two sentences in the epistles of Paul telling people to be kind, and another encouraging freeing slaves. That's what I told you lol... Some moral code, huh? Slaver
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12d ago
> the religions that survive today Didn't most religions allow slavery? Islam, Christians, Jews, Hindus... All had rules on how to treat your slave but never printed slavery should be abolished. Funny how no major religion allows sl
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12d ago
> a toolkit that teaches one generation after another methods to take wisdom and grounding from it and to seek something more Its full of superstition from a couple thousand years ago.
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12d ago
HolyC in 640x480
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12d ago
Web development is such a mess man, it's all one bit hack trying to make programs out of documents
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15d ago
It's because they been taken to court for mindlessly parroting shit they hear, but instead of actually verifying the truth of the claim (ya know, the entire purpose of a journalist) they just put it in quotes as some kind of "buye
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bcjdjsndon
15d ago
Aren't there open models you can get for free? What are their intentions?
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15d ago
I think you overestimate the competence of interviewers. They could well give you terrible advice
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15d ago
> We live in a time now where libraries are free and plentiful and pretty good. Specifically what are you talking about here? Chrome is c++ I thought?
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