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hoppp
2y ago
I don't think its ludicrous. Rust is a complex language that is safe. C is a simple language that is unsafe. There are always compromises and it always depends on the project. Of course importing a dependency is faster in Rust. But the
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hoppp
2y ago
That really depends what you want to do. All that security in Rust is only needed if there is a danger of hacks compromising the system. The moment you start building something that's not exposed to the internet and hacking it has no i
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hoppp
2y ago
Deal. Americans can have Windows and MacOs and Europeans will have Linux. It's a fair deal no take-backsies
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hoppp
2y ago
My first thought was to rewrite it without any or and operation. just return early from if statement. If user is blacklisted return access denied; If account is expired return access denied; If no conditions match return access granted; Wo
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hoppp
2y ago
Denmark is very advanced in digital service adoption. They are an almost cashless society. The mail infrastructure should be cherished I agree but if there is no demand, there is no reason to operate other than a novelty
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hoppp
2y ago
Do what everyone else and fake the traction.
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hoppp
2y ago
He was the lead developer and very prominent figure. I think it probably boils down to funding the new developments.
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hoppp
2y ago
What about serviceability? These come with soldered in ssd? That would be an issue for server use, Its too expensive to throw it away all for a broken ssd.
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hoppp
2y ago
Amazingly inefficient. But I would not be able to reproduce this feat so hats off.
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hoppp
2y ago
They wanted to go to mars and tried buying russian rockets first, but they were too expensive so they started building them. Nothing to do with Darpa, at least I dont find any relations. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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hoppp
2y ago
Its not really a for profit project and I prefer it stays that way. Projects that raise money tend to get "corrupted" by the greed. Not that there is anything wrong with raising money, but the ideology behind openBSD don't re
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hoppp
2y ago
Yes but depends on the laptop.
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hoppp
2y ago
When can we send information back in time? I just want to send myself some stock market data. Im pretty sure I can encode all information I need in 1 qbit(buy or sell).hehe
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hoppp
2y ago
Funneling arms helps give time to Europe to get their shit together and start building an army. Stopping that is only helping the russians.
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hoppp
2y ago
They did spend 400 million now on armored tesla cars. All the cuts are going to the right place :)
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hoppp
2y ago
Gpus don't fit the usual "start with free tier then upgrade when monetizing" approach most devs have with these kinds of platforms. For simple inference, its too expensive for a project that makes no money. Which is most proj
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hoppp
2y ago
I still use it from time to time. Its great.
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hoppp
2y ago
I wrote some dart servers years ago, there is a nice framework called aqueduct that makes it very easy and productive. I stopped using it because I needed to make money and my work was with nodejs.
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hoppp
2y ago
Targeting java 8... Last updated 5 days ago... What... Stuck forever at java 8?
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hoppp
2y ago
I always loved lo fi hip hop, even produced some in the 2010s, but for concentration music I now moved on (or went back) to listening to old jungle.
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hoppp
2y ago
Exactly. Also the are different kinds of success. He might be rich but everyone who isn't sucking up to him thinks he is a neo nazi. He does not have success with public opinion.
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hoppp
2y ago
Every time there is a chat interface for something I try to use it, then after 1-2 prompts I give up. So I completely agree with this. Chat is not a good UI
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hoppp
2y ago
Tricky. Now all your friends must have Iphones else they are not invited to your birthday party. It's like the green bubble - blue bubble thing.
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hoppp
2y ago
As long as they don't offer global service, fine. You voted for it. Tech should be void of politics. Thats the real issue here.
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hoppp
2y ago
Just more reasons for a trade war that is not good for anyone
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hoppp
2y ago
I prefer to learn more about it first by having understandable code, that way there is less brainfuck. But cool stuff anyways
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hoppp
2y ago
Well what do they have? Lots of guns and determination. Maybe they make good allies, after the presidency somebody needs to protect him if he commits too many crimes.
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hoppp
2y ago
He doesn't care anymore, but he kept his promise. There was the free Ross movement, they promised to vote for him if he pardons Ross and he did. He apparently tweeted about how much Ross's mum supported him during the campaign. Bu
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hoppp
2y ago
Basically he did it to get the vote of the right-libertarians. He made a promise to them. They idolize Ross for creating a drug market because they view it as freedom of speech.
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hoppp
2y ago
Unity uses C# but the engine is written in C++, but you are probably right and there are other engines out there written in C#
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