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by hypeatei 8mo ago
> Can we not just have something that works without spying, without engagement-driven shit switched on all the fucking time? Absolutely not! Making someone opt-in (the horror!) would result in too much confusion and support tickets! We c
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Swift adoption had been dead long before the actual announcement. It's likely Rust was being considered long before this two week experiment with LLMs.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
> Just like, I suppose, C# Have you actually used .NET on Linux/macOS? I have (both at home and work) and there isn't anything that made me think it was neglected on those platforms. Everything just works™
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
> Modern C++ pretty much solves the safety issues The data says otherwise, three overflows and two UAFs this month in Chrome alone: https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-1224...
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Well, AI fanatics aren't about longevity or maintaining things. The fact that the LLM spit out a bunch of code is good enough for them. Drive-by PRs and vaporware are their bread & butter.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Again, no one is forcing him to be there. He's breaking something on purpose . I think you should read up on ethics because this take "I don't like it therefore whatever I do is ethical" is juvenile.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
You're not forced to work there and use those tools. If you don't like it, then leave the job. Intentionally breaking things is unethical especially when you're receiving a paycheck to do the opposite.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
That's extremely unethical. You're being paid to do something and you deliberately broke it which not only cost your employer additional time and money, but it also cost your customers time and money. If I were you, I'd pro
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
I'm completely lost on what your position is here. You think the fishing expedition against the Bidens was actually kinda good but the Republicans were secretly positioning to only charge him with a gun-form thing that almost no one
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Hunter Biden and the Biden family were investigated for years by Congress. They came up with tax and gun form charges. Why would that stop Dems from prosecuting all the corruption and treason happening under this administration? I'm
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
The sad part is that the $175B was already spent because the tariffs didn't generate a budget surplus so we literally just set it on fire and will need to turn on the money printer to give it back to Americans who paid the taxes.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
That's not clear exactly as a lot of companies were eating the cost in anticipation of a ruling like this. It was blatantly illegal to use the IEEPA to enact tariffs on the whole world so a lot of people called the bluff... and they we
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Yes and Howard Lutnick's (the commerce secretary) former firm, that his sons manage, is betting on exactly that by buying rebates: https://www.wired.com/story/senators-probe-cantor-fitzgerald... For those out of t
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
What public company is massively overvalued in your opinion? Nvidia right now is trading at 44 P/E which is higher than the S&P average, sure, but not anything like the dotcom bubble with a median of 120x earnings.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Valuations really aren't that crazy, but the incestuous deals between Nvidia, Oracle, and OpenAI might cause a decent correction. I'm not too worried about my portfolio personally. It'll be a small bump in the road and you&
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
So "political opponents" are just untouchable entities then that exist completely outside the law?
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
The internet didn't go down and you're mischaracterizing it as a parsing issue when the list would've exceeded memory allocation limits. They didn't hardcode a fallback config for that case. What memory safety promise di
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Rust intentionally keeps its std library small and makes no promises about ABI; it seems to have resisted a lot of pressure to do the opposite from C++ fanatics. I don't agree that the C++ path is inevitable.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Ladybird split from SerenityOS a while ago, Jakt is not "their" language. And no, I don't think a niche programming language is on the table.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Yeah, I think so too. I'm not sure why I'm getting downvoted. I wish HN showed an edit history because that was a 1:1 copy paste at first.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
You copy pasted this comment[0] then when I clicked reply it was slightly edited. What exactly are you doing? 0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47050245
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Yes, get ready to lose your job and cash your UBI check! It's over.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
" Now… let’s say you were to call the national guard in to safeguard those areas "
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
This comment really confirms the "everyone is twelve years old now" theory. "If there's crime, let's send in the army!" Of course you'd suggest that, you're twelve.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Immigrants make up 32.5% of construction workers[0] so without them we're unable to build new housing unless you have a solution to the falling birth rate and human capital. Also, they're more likely to reside with extended family
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Trump, the supposed outsider in 2016, also had ample opportunity to do so and does again this term. Why has he not done it?
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Look up the "zero idleness" program at CECOT where the Trump administration is sending deportees.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
> Did I ever said it was helpful or are you just putting words in my mouth? No, I think you're misreading. I said it would be helpful instead of distracting. > Nobody remembers Bush doing anything specific the way we all here r
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
It's much easier to blame the out group for your issues. The US currently has a sizable percentage of people that believe ICE deportations are going to lower housing prices, for example.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
> Because it distracts from the point I'm making No it doesn't. If you're saying Obama did <bad thing> then explaining how the things Trump is doing are related is helpful. In this case, I don't see how them

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