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Ownership and Mutability Patterns in Rust
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Pulitzer Prize-Winning Reporter Has Been Accused of Scamming Musicians
(rollingstone.com)
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Do you have a link to an article / report about that 138 byte program? I'd be interested how to achieve that.
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"8. Source: My Ass" :-)
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> While Rust does have a steep learning curve, nearly all the engineers we've worked with have experienced a productivity increase from using it. Freedom from type errors and data races is a huge productivity boost on complex projec
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Backdooring Rust crates for fun and profit
(kerkour.com)
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We can already see how the laws of physics might accommodate energy not being conserved - and from there a small hop to perpetual motion machines. Energy conservation relies on time translation symmetry. In other words, that the laws of phy
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Security advisory for rustc
(blog.rust-lang.org)
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More details here: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2021/11/01/cve-2021-42574.html
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Rust fixes bidirectional Unicode CVE
(blog.rust-lang.org)
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5y ago
Location: Cambridge, UK Remote: Yes - preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, Java, Linux & lots more CV: I will send it to you, if I'm interested in a role Email: It's in my HN profile I've got decades of
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What does it mean for a novel to be of high quality? It's not easy to define and it's somewhat subjective, but equally there are definitely things that are not acceptable. Some things that can help move towards higher quality co
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Game of Life has the hashlife algorithm that can provide exponential speed-ups but with increased memory usage. A computer in the Game of Life therefore implies there is an algorithm that can exponentially speed up arbitrary computation -
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RHEL/CentOS 7 Fix for Let’s Encrypt Change
(blog.devgenius.io)
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Migrating to Rust
(blog.kraken.com)
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It also refers to https://chrisparnin.me/pdf/Debugging-Hiring.pdf
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Well our product was already something that included the openssl library, so we would have had to release a new version of our product when there's a patched version of openssl anyway. At least updating it is easy now - we've put
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Yes - used rustls on a new project rather than the openssl wrapper which we used before. The experience has been pretty good. The problems of shared library version inconsistency have gone. No noticeable downsides.
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Plans are useless, but planning is indispensable (2005)
(pmi.org)
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A $10k poker win changed how I think
(bbc.com)
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I'm on Windows. For me it's the comms apps (e.g. Teams). These tools are selected at the team or corporate level. Whilst they typically have Linux support, the Linux implementations tend to have many more bugs and fewer features.
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Minor nitpick - kamma and karma are the same thing, but different languages. Kamma is Pali and karma is Sanskrit. To be even more detailed, karma is the action rather than the effect, which is called karma vipaka. The English word karma mea
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Success for self-driving shuttles in Cambridge trial
(cambridgeindependent.co.uk)
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https://archive.is/bTkFX
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Tor Project Receives $670K from ZOMG for Rust Re-Write
(coindesk.com)
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Bathtub Curve
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I agree with your conclusion of increasing the length of support. But your half-life analysis isn't really the right choice. Hard drives tend to have a bath-tub failure rate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bathtub_c
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You can buy a lot if the price is zero.
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"Step 3 - Attribute anonymous page views to the user!" - not GDPR compliant without consent for that.
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The NSA Instruction (2019)
(vaibhavsagar.com)
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