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by jenadine 3y ago
If you want to use Rust, you can use the Slint toolkit. It is really similar to QML.
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by jenadine 3y ago
What advantages?
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by jenadine 3y ago
The lithium is not disappearing though. At some point in the future, we can start mining old landfill. But yes, it's easier (and more efficient) to recycle before putting them in landfill.
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by jenadine 3y ago
"The player survived, how did he do it?" Seems to work most of the time
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by jenadine 3y ago
I think it depends on the kind of article. Some articles are timeless. So that's why I put the date at the end.
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by jenadine 3y ago
Then I'll send blacklisted coins to your addresses and theses of my enemies, so they couldn't use their money.
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by jenadine 3y ago
Matches my experience. It does sometimes warn about race in 3rd party library (that are actual race usually, even though there might not be issues in practice) but then you can add suppression when fixing upstream is not an option.
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by jenadine 3y ago
Have you ever contributed anyway ? If not it was already assymetric since you were just an user and they were providing the software. Anyway, nobody forced you to use their software. Your loss.
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by jenadine 3y ago
If you didn't have software freedom as a priority, then why even pick an open source license? To me they are trying to find a way to make a living, while still working on free software. It seems to me like a win-win situation: users ge
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by jenadine 3y ago
> The CLA is an absolute atrocity, though. It is a bright line of perdition. No one should sign it. Could you elaborate what's wrong with the CLA? It's the Apache one which is a reputable open source organisation, I'd imag
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by jenadine 3y ago
If I remember correctly, intel published a spec for the C++ ABI for uranium and GCC decided to use that on all architectures and OS to simplify the implementation. (This was at a time were GCC was still breaking frequently the ABI from vers
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by jenadine 3y ago
I am 41, and I would find it terribly offensive. There can be children watching and... No. Just kidding, I'd find it funny.
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by jenadine 3y ago
I'm not seeing any YouTube adds. I'm using ublock origin with firefox and didn't do anything special. What YouTube adds are everyone talking about?
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by jenadine 3y ago
It's not about how recent the change is, but how "useful" it is to people. The definition of second most people know is that it is 1/60 of a minute which is 1/60 of a hour which is 1/24 of a day. That's be
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by jenadine 3y ago
There is also <, >, <=, and >=. Funnily, <= has the same truth table as the proposed => (as they mention in section 6.1)
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by jenadine 3y ago
That's what I intended when I used it (with an extra 'volatile'). My objective was to test the crash reporter tool.
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by jenadine 3y ago
Employees could have their 1on1 meetings with ChatGPT /s
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by jenadine 3y ago
I don't understand what is defeated in your example.
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by jenadine 3y ago
Hapenned to me a couple of days ago. I then just re-installed it from the f-droid and it worked.
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by jenadine 3y ago
> although CSAM has proliferated with the growth of the internet Do you know if actual child abuse also proliferated?
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by jenadine 3y ago
Imho it should be the other way around: the editor knows about file layout and everything, and the language server queries the editor when it needs contents for a specific file. Unfortunately the LSP don't have calls to query contents.
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by jenadine 3y ago
I don't see why not. For example Rust and Qt: https://gyroflow.xyz/
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by jenadine 3y ago
> Rust doesn't have any GUI frameworks (like Qt) And Slint? And egui? And the Qt bindings crates? You can say that they aren't as mature as Qt, but they are often good enough compared to something that runs in a browser.
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by jenadine 3y ago
> And here we’re talking about inserting a character We are talking about the worst case when the buffer needs to be resized. This is not for every character. Just once in a while while editing very large texts. Not that it makes it acce
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by jenadine 3y ago
How old is this website? It's from a time when a typical computer only had 1.5 G of ram.
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by jenadine 3y ago
That's C++. But I couldn't find the same restriction in C. In fact it seems that C allows it as long as you don't include any of the standard C header. > 7.1.2 "Standard headers" §5 [...] The program shall not ha
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by jenadine 3y ago
`const Foo*` and `Foo const*` are exactly the same and just a question of style (east-const vs. west-const) Not to be confused with `Foo *const`
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by jenadine 3y ago
Another question worth asking is whether 200 repos are worth it. Wouldn't it not be more efficient for everyone involved to merge them all in a single mono-repo? That said, the tips is that article are equally valid for single reposito
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by jenadine 3y ago
C and C++ have standards, but certification applies to specific implementations only. Ferrocene aims to create a certified Rust implementation with minimal changes to the main compiler (rustc). To achieve certification, detailed documentati
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by jenadine 3y ago
It's a static garbage collector

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