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by jenadine 1y ago
So you can use someone elses rust (or other languages with templates, that really need to be re-compiled) LGPL library, without publishing your proprietary code.
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by jenadine 1y ago
You can obfuscate your code.
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by jenadine 1y ago
Or this definition of AGI from OpenAI and Microsoft: > [AGI is achieved when] AI systems that can generate at least $100 billion in profits. https://techcrunch.com/2024/12/26/microsoft-and-openai-have-...
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by jenadine 1y ago
Could you show me an example of a micro controller still supported today which doesn't have a C++ compiler?
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by jenadine 1y ago
I prefer `derive_more` than thiserror. Because it is a superset and has more useful derive I use. color-eyre is better than anyhow.
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by jenadine 1y ago
Similar topic was discussed earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44409175 (140 comments)
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by jenadine 1y ago
The GPS signal can be encrypted such that only the army can access it. The not encrypted signal can be made less accurate or disabled over specific regions.
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by jenadine 1y ago
Btw, The language is called ECMAScript
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by jenadine 1y ago
In Rust you know there is no memory issue because there is no unsafe block. In C you don't know if there is no memory issue, there are many way to write a hello world that has memory issue. char hello[5] = "Hello"; O
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by jenadine 1y ago
Or you can have malicious code that is not unsafe. Does it mix sensible data with something that is being sent? Does it always accept "return break union" as a valid password? Things like that.
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by jenadine 1y ago
In CSS, #07f is the same as #0077ff. (i.e. double each symbols)
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by jenadine 1y ago
You're good. I made 0/20 on my first try.
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by jenadine 1y ago
That's why I like Rust /s
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by jenadine 1y ago
But those files are often hard to read and merge. If WYSIWYG really worked well, why aren't more big projects or popular frameworks using it? Why do you think it's become less popular over time?
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by jenadine 1y ago
WYSIWYG designers seem convenient, but they're not that popular anymore for a reason. Writing UI in code is more flexible, easier to maintain, and works better as projects grow.
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by jenadine 1y ago
I agree. But it doesn't fix this particular problem. GPL software also needs maintainers and can still have security issues.
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by jenadine 1y ago
That's why there is AGPL to fix that "bug" Anyway, the GPL is there to protect final users and not the maintainer of the project. And if a software is running on someone else server, you are not the user of that software. (Al
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by jenadine 1y ago
> will 100% avoid GPL software like the plague. Not true. Many companies uses Linux for example. They will just avoid using GPL software in ways that would impact their own intellectual property (linking a GPL library to their proprietar
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by jenadine 1y ago
Yet, human pretending to be machine have existed for centuries https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mechanical_Turk
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by jenadine 1y ago
There is some common inspiration https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrumental_convergence#Paper...
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by jenadine 1y ago
> There are 'gods' that are 'better' than others I don’t think that’s valid. Gods usually come with a set of values or a specific worldview, and these are inherently subjective. You can’t really rank them as "bet
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by jenadine 1y ago
Proper usage is fine. The problem is that it is easy to make mistakes. The compiler won't tell you and you may not notice until too late in production, and it will take forever to debug.
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by jenadine 1y ago
Maybe Wayland is extensible, but if the main desktop compositor (i.e. Gnome) don't implement these, it is as much as useless. And it seems that Gnome very much "designed out" some features such as window positioning, window i
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by jenadine 1y ago
Reminds me also a bit of how Microsoft killed Nokia
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by jenadine 1y ago
Really cool to see a native app instead of another Electron or browser-based tool. I'm curious what was your experience like building this in Rust? Also, how did you find working with egui, what made you choose egui over other UI frame
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by jenadine 1y ago
> produce writing not by thinking but by making statistically informed guesses about which lexical item is likely to follow another What does "thinking" even mean? It turns out that some intelligence can emerge from this stocha
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by jenadine 1y ago
That would imply compiling each compiler to wasm, which might not be supported. Plus challenges like making a virtual file system to get the header files and other files needed for the compilation. Edit: also, you couldn't execute the
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by jenadine 1y ago
From my understanding, making stable API is impossible in Zig anyway, since Zig itself is still making breaking changes at the language level
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by jenadine 1y ago
I think Norway did such a reform and they ended up with two languages now.
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by jenadine 1y ago
The fixed cost might be sky high, but the marginal cost are not. And so it doesn't matter if it also produce when electricity is cheap. (To a certain limit) And if you compare the total cost, you also need to compare to the total reven

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