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by drran 6y ago
It looks like you have a wrong metric for the productivity. A lot of projects failed just because developers created millions lines of code. The performant developer solves problems quickly, without creating problems for others, i.e. he unl
842.
by drran 6y ago
Revived with Unicode support[0], but nobody ported it to Rust yet. [0]: https://github.com/magiblot/tvision
843.
by drran 6y ago
I use Marker[0] markdown editor, which has built-in support for MathJax and KaTex for math, and Jekyll, to render my blog to GitHub. [0]: https://github.com/fabiocolacio/Marker .
844.
by drran 6y ago
IMHO, we need more than one language in the shell: one to orchestrate launching of applications, plumbing, and processing of their inputs and outputs, another one for computations with integers, floats, complex values, arrays, matrices, ano
845.
by drran 6y ago
AWK is good, but Perl is better. Perl is good, but Python is cleaner. Python is good, but Go is better. Go is good, but Rust is faster. Rust is good, but shell is simpler. Shell is good, but AWK is better...
846.
by drran 6y ago
It's better to watch these lectures instead: https://justiceharvard.org/ .
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by drran 6y ago
Unlike fission and like thermal pump, this energy can be used to heat buildings, so even if nuclear reaction can produce just 100-200% of additional energy, which is enough for about 30-60% of electricity spent, the device still can perform
848.
by drran 6y ago
This is the replication of results of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries experiments.
849.
by drran 6y ago
When someone outside the LENR community will reproduce Cold Fusion experiment, he will be part of the LENR community immedialtely, so nope. However, you can look at results produced by Akito Takahashi[0]. Are they convincing enough for you?
850.
by drran 6y ago
It's ignored, because most labs in the world cannot reproduce it yet, because LENR is not well understood yet. However, LENR is not dismissed completely, see [0]. My own idea is that plasma micro-bubbles are hot enough to cause nuclear
851.
by drran 6y ago
Why 100? I see no barrier to adopt the LENR worldwide in a short period of time, when the effect will be well understood and easy to reproduce.
852.
by drran 6y ago
Why is the LENR ignored then?
853.
Rust library for end-to-end encrypted, mutually authenticated communication(github.com)
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854.
by drran 6y ago
Replace your table with something ergonomic.
855.
by drran 6y ago
The initd job IS to launch other processes and reap zombies. (To non-technical people: zombies are childs which died when their parent is already dead, so a daemon must collect their souls). It's not a job of init daemon to manage cont
856.
by drran 6y ago
Minimal initd is very short: https://github.com/mesalock-linux/minit/blob/master/src/main... http://git.suckless.org/sinit/file/sinit.c.html However, systemd is huge: 1.3
857.
by drran 6y ago
What you think about the idea of "function", a small piece of code which does one job, but does it well? Do you think we need one big function, which will unifies interfaces of multiple different functions, lets call it "syst
858.
by drran 6y ago
About 100. https://www.niaid.nih.gov/research/emerging-infectious-disea...
859.
by drran 6y ago
"UNIX way" is not an idea or a religion. It's a natural selection of small, understandable tools, which can be supported by any professional programmer.
860.
by drran 6y ago
I have more trust in bash than in C. I can enable tracing in bash script and then see how it executed exactly. IMHO, we should aim for an open standard for the init subsystem instead. For example, I want to implement my init system in Rust,
861.
by drran 6y ago
HTML is easy to write, but Firefox is hard to debug.
862.
by drran 6y ago
Why not just use PGO (Profile Guided Optimizations)? Sadly, PGO does not work with cross-language LTO, because of conflict of LLVM module name ('Profile').
863.
by drran 6y ago
See investigation here (in Russian): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4Ny_TtcYc8 . At 3:00 I see photo of typical Covid-19 lungs and description of typical Covid-19 symptoms at November 2019.
864.
by drran 6y ago
Yep, comby did good job for me by reducing 10 kB Rust program, which crashes 2 months old nightly compiler, to 5.5 kB minimal one. Not sure is I should report this bug.
865.
by drran 6y ago
> Especially since US and European labs Hey, Russian Federation still exists on the map.
866.
by drran 6y ago
Yep. I cannot calculate exact numbers, but a similar incident happened already in the past: a blast at the disinfection site created an aerosol with virus particles, which caused infection. Distance doesn't matter so much in today&#x27
867.
by drran 6y ago
You forgot about another country, which was not so lucky before, and which had an incident in their 4 level biolab just before the start of epidemic.
868.
by drran 6y ago
My contributions to Benchmark Game for Rust are accepted. ;-)
869.
by drran 6y ago
Yep, Go program does allocating/deallocating in the loop, while the equivalent Rust program does not. Moreover, Rust program compiled with O3, LTO, and PGO. Go version: 75 us, Rust: 15 us.
870.
by drran 6y ago
Put it under your home.

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