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geodel
2y ago
Agree. Why would I buy Apple M4 macbook when I can have Majorana 1 running Windows 11 and install MS Teams to be extra productive.
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2y ago
Agree. I have seen same thing where many people maintain a home grown crap called kitchen and think they can do better job than getting ready meal from restaurant. Developers should not be writing code. Period. Stupidity and arrogance is ru
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geodel
2y ago
Good. Just a little bigger than linux image size for containers and thats without including JVM.
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geodel
2y ago
Well tone police is finding themselves pretty hostile world lately.
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geodel
2y ago
Huh, then don't listen. So far no clear answer why Rust people are suffering daily humiliation at the hand of C coders instead of just writing their own kernel.
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2y ago
Tatas made money by selling opium to China and other not so noble things. Ratan got adopted into fortune he did not create that fortune.
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geodel
2y ago
Also why can't we have sun little warmer in winters and cooler in summers. It will be so good for my heating and cooling bills.
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geodel
2y ago
All I know that it is easy to say if I had X I will do Y when one doesn't have X and no chance of having X in their lifetime.
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geodel
2y ago
Ok, so you are just "spreading awareness" but Linus is "indicting". I guess it is good if you and Linus go their separate ways.
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2y ago
> someone needs to step up and be the Linus of Rust code for Linux No. Better to have just Linus for Rust. Write a new OS in Rust unencumbered by C curmudgeons. As a bonus it won't be thankless but pretty exciting project on work on
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2y ago
I think it was Kurt Vonnegut who said If Rust for Linux died horribly due to a maintainer meltdown, it will not have died in vain. It will have entertained us.
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2y ago
> The only thing it's missing I think biggest thing it is missing is any kind of Google commitment on its long term usage.
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2y ago
Great points. I see my journey from an offshore application support contractor to full time engineer and learning a lot along the way. Along the journey I've seen folks who held good/senior engineering roles just stagnated or move
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geodel
2y ago
Priced between $600-$2000. It can be themed for particular occasions, great for places like corporate offices, hotels which already spend quite a bit to look chic.
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geodel
2y ago
If so many people are so smart and still working on these products at Meta then either these product matter as per smart people or they are just ordinary people working for their paychecks.
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2y ago
Ah, so no David vs Goliath here. Jamie might be busy with RTO mandate implementation nowadays.
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geodel
2y ago
Very reasonable take. I feel the same. Any kind of real or perceived attack on Rust is heresy today.
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2y ago
> disagree and commit It is not some million dollar RSUs getting vested by year end either way. A lot of them working for the love of craft and prestige. If they can just rollover on a technical disagreement then corporate office job is
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2y ago
But AI is not decided to be on that list.
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geodel
2y ago
Surprise, that author of blog and submitter here did not mention In Rust as part of title.
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2y ago
Well even if you are right what is supposed to be done now? Other comments are telling to take it as opportunity and make most of this bad situation. Since OP does not want to leave what is your suggestion? Complain every day at work? Compl
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2y ago
Basically, if companies who created language dump it on Github and let open source community take over it is nonviable. Because who will pay for project development that these mega corps dumped on community and washed their hands off. On th
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geodel
2y ago
Huh, people are extracting whole bunch of value in Python at expense of society . Should I blame Python or its contributor for it?
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2y ago
It depends. For single scripts its too much, but if there are dozen or so scripts with related/similar tasks, there can be common code or pattern to be shared. I have one Go project with ~3kloc and does 20 or so operations. But if were
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2y ago
Gotta give it to DOGE, which already eliminated Co-founder/CO-CEO and its top lawyer. They seem to be walking the talk. But I'd consider it totally serious if Musk's position is eliminated in before his kids move to next grad
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2y ago
> Shouldn't they prioritize getting to 1.0 (the language itself) Nope. Different languages have different priorities and different USPs. For Zig sub-second compilation / incremental compilation, cross compiling toolchain are fl
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2y ago
Where are these EU people going to?
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2y ago
This is reminder only for those who thought berating employer, questioning policies above their remit all while keeping employment at that pure evil employer is just how the world works.
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2y ago
That's paid speech. Speaking about Meta at large while being paid by it. However if they leave Meta and then speak about Meta I think that would be free speech.
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2y ago
Missing those days when post lunch walks by Meta employees could turn into walkouts on issue of the day.
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