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by dralley 2y ago
Or something like RON https://github.com/ron-rs/ron
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"Biden regime"
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People adopted systemd because it solved their problems. People adopted Rust because it solved their problems. Open-source has always been essentially a do-ocracy. Lots of work happens primarily because the people actually doing the work wa
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No - unless the rationale was taking better advantage of multithreading, which Rust does make easier. But that's at least partially a maintainability argument, not just a performance one. Rust can make achieving higher levels of per
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> Why does mozilla.ai exist? AI threatens both browsers and search engines, is why. Apple, Google and Microsoft all have their own efforts. Mozilla working on local-first AI isn't a bad idea.
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Many of these are false? * Rust is vastly easier to get started with as a new programmer than C or C++. The quality and availability of documentation, tutorials, tooling, ease of installation, ease of dependency management, ease of writing
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The whole point of their foray into adtech was to figure out a privacy-preserving way to do it that doesn't involve wholesale selling people's browsing history.
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>I wish my miserable failures brought in $65 million annually. HN users complain about that $65 million constantly. Mozilla is stuck in a spot where the same angry nerds that want them to diversify away from Google won't actually l
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Also it's just a Chrome / Blink derivative. They don't actually have an independent web stack like Mozilla does. That independent stack requires a lot of developer effort to maintain.
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I mean, it obviously did make it to the public because that WP article was written in 2019, and I remember hearing some of those details (that it wasn't so much "the code has backdoors" as "the code is so shit, it doesn&
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Every poll shows a massive liberal resurgence. Only a few suggest that they're currently in the lead.
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Nobody thinks this is funny.
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It's complicated but I think what they're getting at is that the national demographics / census data for Israel does not have an "Israeli" nationality.
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This is complete nonsense. I don't love the CEO bonuses, but they are objectively less than half a percent of Mozilla's budget. Google search on the other hand is 85% of their revenue.
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Sam Bankman-Fried's "comeback plan", item #3, as per evidence obtained from his Gmail account: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.nysd.59... "Go on Tucker Carlsen, come out as a r
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FAA workers threatened with firing if they 'impede' Musk's SpaceX federal deal(independent.co.uk)
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Same with Sergei Skripal and Alexander Litivenko. They were "traitors" or at least perceived as such.
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> Trump is pro-peace I'd love to hear you square this with his position on Iran and Gaza. Trump is not "pro-peace". His position on the Ukraine conflict is unique to that conflict and he only ever seems to apply pressure
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Creating endless quantities of new accounts isn't a great way to demonstrate how he's the sockpuppet.
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Europe's most wanted man plotted my murder and that of my colleague(theins.press)
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>Polls are weird. In 2016, the polls strongly suggested Trump would not win. None of the polling suggested that. They suggested Clinton had a 2-3 point popular vote lead. She did in fact have a 2-3 point popular vote lead. It's n
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His approval rating went up afterwards. He's representing his country. Ukrainians have a very bad history with "politicians that bend the knee when the screws are turned on them". There's only so much lying you should ex
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by dralley 2y ago
Lol, what. You're right, we all saw what happened. Trump was calling Zelenskiy a "dictator with a 4% approval rating" (it was 52%, now 68%) the week before! He and all his cabinet appointees keep equivocating on who started
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Three people guilty of spying for Russia from Great Yarmouth seaside guesthouse(news.sky.com)
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"The spy ring's contact in Moscow was an Austrian man called Jan Marsalek, 44, the former chief operating officer of a major finance and tech company called Wirecard which collapsed in 2020 amid allegations of a £1.6bn fraud.&quot
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>The US offered them an agreement A mostly worthless and symbolic agreement that primarily served to fluff certain egos. >and Zelensky refused He didn't refuse! He was there at the White House to sign the agreement! Then Trump
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US satellite company Maxar reportedly cuts off Ukraine's access to imagery(politico.eu)
64 points by dralley 2y ago|76 comments
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Imagine still talking about "Trump Derangement Syndrome" while "The King" goes on rants about invading Greenland and posts AI videos of Saddam-esque gold statues of himself in "Trump Gaza", all while he wrecks
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AMD Announces "Instella" Open-Source 3B Language Models(phoronix.com)
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Every thread tangentially about Russia gets a couple of these brand new accounts with uninformly pro-Russian comments. Usually it's the only comment they ever make. Congrats on being one of today's few.

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