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721.
by egorfine 11mo ago
Correct. It's almost not at all about memory safety.
722.
by egorfine 11mo ago
Because the reasons to replace coreutils with the Rust rewrite are not technological, they are political. And thus aiming to rewrite something very core and stable is the correct approach to enrage the opposite party.
723.
by egorfine 11mo ago
This does not make sense to you because you are looking from a technological standpoint. The reason to rewrite coreutils (or sudo) in Rust is not technological, as there is no merit. Coreutuils are titanium rock stable tools that no one ask
724.
by egorfine 11mo ago
Of course it can't be deleted. They need to force induce AI demand to pump up the dashboards for shareholders. Thus they are converting every possible input line in the world into AI inputs. Do you think they redesigned Windows Run dia
725.
by egorfine 11mo ago
They force AI demand to show it to the shareholders. So they couldn't care less whether that's positive on the receiving end.
726.
by egorfine 11mo ago
It's not a reimplementation either. It's just a separate project which has nothing to do with SQLite. Thus mentioning it as "SQLite re something " is not fair. SQLite compatibility at file level is a nice perk which I am
727.
by egorfine 11mo ago
And this is precisely what EU is known for. Deliberating for years and coming up with an empty inconsequential legislation instead of, you know, actions. This legislation does not make any difference nor to putin nor to the russia in gene
728.
by egorfine 11mo ago
They may call it all they want. It's been common between some Rust developers to steal valor by highjacking the name of original project for their own fun rewrites. Turso a third party project that has nothing to do with SQLite.
729.
by egorfine 11mo ago
There could be years between looking into it and passing a legislation. There could be years between passing a legislation and actually shooting drones. It's EU, we won't do shit until the comprehensive environmental impact study
730.
by egorfine 11mo ago
This is a hugely underrated comment.
731.
by egorfine 11mo ago
It's not a rewrite of SQLite in Rust. It's an entirely new project that happens to have some compatibility with one of the popular SQL databases, namely SQLite.
732.
by egorfine 11mo ago
Unfortunately this is not going to make a dent in the current policies. First of all, russia surveying military bases with drones, really? What else is new? Second, currently there is no way to shoot drones in EU due to variety of bullshit
733.
by egorfine 11mo ago
> Are any of those drones being shot down? Of course not. Because reasons. Because it's illegal to shot drones. Because let's not provoke putin. Because they pose no threat. Because the debris can hit civilians. russians will c
734.
by egorfine 11mo ago
> As someone who currently lives in Poland Same here. > I hope this will be a wakeup call for Western Europe It has been a wake up call for Poland for sure. EU will not wake up, sadly.
735.
by egorfine 11mo ago
12. Release your first version. 13. Get your whole google account banned.
736.
by egorfine 11mo ago
Why?
737.
by egorfine 11mo ago
Hashicorp, an IBM company
738.
by egorfine 11mo ago
Father of four here. I will do everything in my power to keep my kids' connected to their social networks. I have a strongly opposing view: social media is one of the best inventions and there is no way or need to protect people from p
739.
by egorfine 11mo ago
That's right. I always have to remind myself that all that's happening in the US is indeed the true will of American people.
740.
by egorfine 11mo ago
"What can I do alone?!", said 100m+ people.
741.
by egorfine 11mo ago
> My sympathies are with you! Is there anything you can do about it?
742.
by egorfine 11mo ago
> soon Russia won't have anything I was confident about that in 2022. I was confident about that in 2023. I was confident about that in 2024. I was confident about that in 2025. I'm not sure about that anymore.
743.
by egorfine 11mo ago
Anything today has to contain the word "AI" otherwise it simply won't be considered.
744.
by egorfine 11mo ago
It is truly an excellent design. Thus I am so grateful for the "Reader mode" in Safari that allowed me to actually read the article.
745.
by egorfine 11mo ago
> Send the older generations then. Why should Gen Z be forced to pay the price Yeah this is perfectly rational and logical. Hard to argue. Problem is, the other side (russia) will not be sending just the older generation.
746.
by egorfine 11mo ago
As a Ukrainian I see this take as both perfectly logical and utterly naive at the same time.
747.
by egorfine 11mo ago
> provides customers with protection against malicious payloads, allowing them to be detected and blocked. To do this, Cloudflare’s proxy buffers HTTP request body content in memory for analysis. I have a mixed feeling about this. On the
748.
by egorfine 11mo ago
*Press release
749.
by egorfine 11mo ago
Prerelease about 4K remaster premiere will please shareholders and push the stock price up, while actually doing a good job will only hurt the bottom line.
750.
by egorfine 11mo ago
Probably because the only task this chip has to perform is to please shareholders hence there is no need to explain anything to us peasant developers.

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