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by duped 1y ago
JUCE is also slow as heck and takes a lot of know-how to make performant. Notably, if you want any kind of real time animation or display, you don't do anything component based. It also involves a custom C++ module system and build str
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by duped 1y ago
If I'm writing my own data structures then why am I using Rust
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by duped 1y ago
That requires you use a Vec or similar data structure which may not be appropriate/forces you to reinvent garbage collection or deal with tombstoning/generations/etc for unused slots. And I pointed out you can use interior mu
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by duped 1y ago
Do you honestly think it's a good idea to make it harder to get a visa in this country? Particularly one that's based on merit/markets?
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by duped 1y ago
> My examples code above may not be persuasive to experienced Rustaceans. They might argue that the snippets don't show there is any real ergonomic problem, because the solutions to make the snippets compile are completely trivial.
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by duped 1y ago
About 20 years ago your choice of language basically boiled down to what you were going to pick for your web server. Your choices were - Java (popular among people who went to college and learned all about OOP or places that had a lot of &q
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by duped 1y ago
...don't you supply the memory in the submission queue? or do you mean the queues themselves?
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by duped 1y ago
I didn't make any comment on morality, and there's no "continue to use the product" in this entire discussion. It's "buy an old product that a company doesn't sell"
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by duped 1y ago
> I would have loved to pay for both underground games but I was forced to pirate them since there was literally no other option. The alternative is to play a different game, which is what the media rights holders want you to do. Or buy
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by duped 1y ago
> No one is buying 20 year old consoles and games that probably aren't even sold by the original company anymore. Seems pretty much like a classic victimless crime IMO. Hokay, so preface this with that personally I think so what? le
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by duped 1y ago
The system in place for dealing with corrupt law enforcement is federal law enforcement. It should be obvious why our ever growing police state ruled by fascists is not going to police itself. The only feasible response to lawlessness of th
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by duped 1y ago
Simple languages are not necessarily easy languages to understand. See: brainfuck, APL, K, etc. I think the problem with assemblers in particular is that the canonical definition is the byte code, not the human readable text. x86 is particu
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by duped 1y ago
Do you have benchmarks that show the hand rolled jump table has a significant impact? The only reason this raises an eyebrow is that I've seen conflicting anec/data on this, depending pretty hard on target microarchitecture and t
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by duped 1y ago
The system browser doesn't work on iOS, MacOS, or Linux (under certain, but common, conditions).
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by duped 1y ago
It took me some time to collect my thoughts on this. One: I don't believe they have solved use-after-free. Marking memory freed and crashing at runtime is as good as checked bounds indexing. It turns RCE into DOS which is reasonable, b
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by duped 1y ago
There are no realistic alternatives to Electron. So calling it "junk" when its the baseline for "cross platform GUI application" is nonsense. I get that you don't like it, so go build an alternative.
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by duped 1y ago
> I comment the code blocks, maybe with steps/parts, but there's no point in making a function that's only called in one place. I encourage junior developers that get into this habit (getting worse now, with LLMs) to conve
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by duped 1y ago
This standard already exists, it's called the ABI and the reason the STL can't evolve past 90s standards in data structures is because breaking it would cause immeasurable (read: quite measurable) harm Like, for fuck's sake,
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by duped 1y ago
It's Itanium and MSVC. That's it, that's the list.
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by duped 1y ago
People are literally addicted to it, this is like expecting smokers to stop smoking because it's bad for them.
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by duped 1y ago
Upon plain inspection, this is untrue.
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by duped 1y ago
The error message points you to the inner type and tells you to implement clone for it. Like you point out, it's sometimes not the correct fix - but the compiler can't be smart enough to tell you that. I'm actually at a loss
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by duped 1y ago
I saw this in an office while working on an embedded project where our dev boards had no EM shielding. Standing up from the chair was enough to cause it to crash.
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by duped 1y ago
It took you 30 minutes to understand what "could not call Clone::clone because <type> does not satisfy Clone" means?The error message tells you exactly what the problem is and how to fix it. This is a pet peeve of mine so I&
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by duped 1y ago
People stuck with XP because Vista was slow and buggy.
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by duped 1y ago
I think Matt Levine coined this phrase: "everything is securities fraud." Activist investors will sue for anything alleging that executives broke securities law by doing anything that harmed their portfolio. It doesn't mean t
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by duped 1y ago
The idea that executives have a duty to maximize shareholder value is a trope from business ethics class, not law. I say this because you used the phrase "fiduciary duty" which does not exist in this context.
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by duped 1y ago
Seems like you still misunderstand both the comment and context and getting overly emotional/conspiratorial. You might want to work on those feelings.
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by duped 1y ago
I think you're confused about my comment and this thread - I'm talking about build times.
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by duped 1y ago
Those users are wrong :shrug:

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