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by fithisux 10mo ago
betterC is all you need https://dlang.org/spec/betterc.html
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by fithisux 10mo ago
Rust is one of the natural choices for this kind of migration. There are others like Go. I think they made the choice based on ecosystem, performance and prior experience with C.
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by fithisux 10mo ago
For chickens you do not have to pay license fees for the CRISPR technology. This is a huge disadvantage. Not every farmer is a biological research institute.
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by fithisux 10mo ago
It is exactly like smoking. They use age verification, instead of banning it. Because they are deeply involved. It is not about protecting. It never was.
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by fithisux 10mo ago
Thank you
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by fithisux 10mo ago
Thank you
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by fithisux 10mo ago
I was wondering yesterday why it vanished. Does anyone know if it supports inline assembly?
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by fithisux 10mo ago
By the way, M$$$ has already making the transition of its driver writing in Rust https://github.com/microsoft/windows-drivers-rs maybe this will be good for the rest of the kernels, IllumOS/HaikuOS/ReactOS. m
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by fithisux 10mo ago
Rust in the kernel is a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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by fithisux 10mo ago
I'm afraid any new company may have to start from PC133-SDRAM.
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by fithisux 10mo ago
Thanks
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by fithisux 10mo ago
The refs are duplicated.
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by fithisux 10mo ago
R has it.
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by fithisux 10mo ago
Java is going to do the same. C already does is. Not the best but there is precedent.
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by fithisux 10mo ago
While I will stay for now on C, on my Windows PC where I have my hobby attempts, I use zig as Win32 compiler for C/RC/... Still I use jom for building but I may move to Zig build
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by fithisux 10mo ago
32GB should be more than enough. You can go 16GB if you go native and throw some assembly in the mix. Use old school scripting languages. Debloat browsers. It has been long delayed.
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by fithisux 10mo ago
I was looking yesterday their web page. What a coincidence. Congratulations.
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by fithisux 10mo ago
I used it for my experiments in Docker. I once or two used the UI, I always connected through python.
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by fithisux 10mo ago
Very helpful comment
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by fithisux 10mo ago
Mathematics is hard when there is not much time invested in processing the core idea. For example, Dvoretzky-Rogers theorem in isolation is hard to understand. While more applications of it appear While more generalizations of it appear Whi
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by fithisux 11mo ago
My take is that this is a discovery by luck. i am not a doctor but maybe the stem cell transplant just removed something dormant. But needing a cell transplant to remove the HIV sounds inhuman to me. It is an intervention but I am not convi
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by fithisux 11mo ago
This is AI put to good use.
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by fithisux 11mo ago
Not only in Silicon Valley.
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by fithisux 11mo ago
Really interesting hardware. But you need an Amiga for this. I wish there was something similar for RISC-V, Arm or X86
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by fithisux 11mo ago
Highly recommended
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by fithisux 11mo ago
Not true. But the community can maintain it. The Rstudio users can give a roadmap and ask for help.
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by fithisux 11mo ago
We're losing our code too. Skill becomes expensive mechanized commodity old code is left to rot while people try to survive we lose our history, we lose our dignity.
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by fithisux 11mo ago
Julia macros are a game changers. You do not need a DSL.
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by fithisux 11mo ago
Personally I use R for the occasional script or some tidyverse quick processing. But the language has many rough edges 1. non standard eval is very weird, rlang fixes these shortcomings 2. unintuitive names or functions not belonging to pac
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by fithisux 11mo ago
Gio-UI seems to be more suitable for desktop applications because it is native.

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