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by jenadine 3y ago
It's probably too complicated to explain in a HN comment, but I don't understand why not having Leak forces futures to be 'static.
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by jenadine 3y ago
I was referring to the changes they made to the compiler in their fork of clang, which makes the "catching up" with upstream clang challenging as they need to rebase. They can still sell their IDE and runtime libraries.
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by jenadine 3y ago
They should open source and upstream their patches to clang and llvm, and let the llvm community maintain it.
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by jenadine 3y ago
Rebase don't work if the branch you want to merge contains itself merges (that potentially fixes conflicts)
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by jenadine 3y ago
git-absorb is nice too
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by jenadine 3y ago
> Maybe it's because people have invested time, money, and effort into supporting and using the project and because of your stupid decision they now have to do more work. Less time and money than rewriting the thing from scratch.
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by jenadine 3y ago
Why use C++ for the front-end though?
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by jenadine 3y ago
> TAITs I personally find these 4 letter acronyms difficult to lookup and understand. One of the T is probably "trait", but I always forget.
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by jenadine 3y ago
Rust also has a standard library. They may want to use new API for threads, file system access, and other things provided by the std.
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by jenadine 3y ago
All of Physics in 1 Line: 1. All of physics
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by jenadine 3y ago
> except replace all UB with defined behavior and it wouldn't make the naive compiler any different. I wonder how you will define use after free
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by jenadine 3y ago
What could be done better if it could break the ABI?
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by jenadine 3y ago
> Learning C will teach you how rust works under the hood How so? Rust don't use C under the hood. (And even in ffi, you should just know the limitations of C to know what you can't do in FFI)
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by jenadine 3y ago
> the compiler will rewrite your program in ways that do not follow from the meaning of the source code. It's not that, it's just that the source code has no meaning for a particular code path, so the compiler can do anything s
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by jenadine 3y ago
I don't see why that's unfair. Unfair to whom? The person that drive 1000km on a big SUV emits more than if he had bought a small an efficient car to drive the same amount. So that should be incentived. > I believe a better sys
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by jenadine 3y ago
> Drunk driving is illegal, having a large vehicle isn't. Legality and morality are not the same things.
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by jenadine 3y ago
The answer to that is to compensate it with other progressive tax credit, or redistribute the benefit of the tax in other means.
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by jenadine 3y ago
> They are free to enter “bing.com” And people were free to download Netscape. But the thing is that people don't type "bing.com" nor "google.com" because they just use the browser search bar and don't bothe
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by jenadine 3y ago
Out of curiosity, what are these libraries that are missing equivalent in Rust? Also, can you not use these libraries from Rust?
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by jenadine 3y ago
No, the original is from July 25th https://www.think-cell.com/en/career/devblog/should-we-stop-...
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by jenadine 3y ago
No, C is not better. C is much worse. C lacks basic primitives that allow programmers to do useful abstractions and let them concentrate on the business logic rather than on the low level details of every functions. You maybe can write smal
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by jenadine 3y ago
Exactly, when your business relies entirely on another business, you are taking a huge risk that the other businesses blocks you on a whim. There could be many reason such as randomly being flagged by some "spam" algorithms, or be
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by jenadine 3y ago
There is also Nextcloud Talk
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by jenadine 3y ago
https://github.com/minimaxir/hacker-news-undocumented#thin-b... > Occasionally, there will be a thin black bar at the top of the top bar, in memoriam of a significant figure in the tech/science community dying.
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by jenadine 3y ago
I wonder what is the second largest
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by jenadine 3y ago
The extension is not available on https://open-vsx.org/ ? (The market place for VSCodium)
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by jenadine 3y ago
I don't find this clear in the website what LLM it is really using. Is it sending my code and queries over the internet? Or can it use a local language model?
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by jenadine 3y ago
I'm curious to know what API is missing on the LSP. With the LSP you have access to to whole source code and can do edits in the whole workspace.
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by jenadine 3y ago
And third of all, the reason why Linux and busybox are not in GPLv3 is because it is to complicated too change the license.
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by jenadine 3y ago
How is this going to be enforced? What if there is a 70km gap in one of the highway because no private company though it was worth to build a station there? Who is going to be blamed and who is going to pay a fine?

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