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by jenadine 2y ago
Tauri mention it is more secure than electron. What exactly makes tauri more secure?
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C++0x concepts tried to achieve that but that didn't work. (But Rust traits works like that)
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The difference is that uBlock Origin is an extension you intentionally trust and install, while the JS API we talk about are something any websites (untrusted) can use.
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It doesn't need to check the assignment because that type cannot be the niche by construction.
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I'm a freelance selling software services. Some of my customers are in the US. Am I affected? These tariff don't impact software, right? Different countries have different tariff. Is there room for arbitration? In which a 3rd part
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> gcc and clang will not insert code to start rm’ing files when you overflow a signed integer. It could. If it detect that a code path cannot be taken without causing overflow, it will assume this code path cannot be taken and will optim
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> The observable universe is expanding into the unobservable universe. Is that so? My understanding is that it doesn't expend into something. And that it expend so fast that the edge of it becomes unobservable.
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Your conception of UB is flawed. This has nothing to do with memory protection. If a process has the ability to do something, then it may do so. It wouldn't be because GCC and clang choose to melt your computer, it is because your pro
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What about Slint? It is stable and used by real software.
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The code generated by clang can do anything. Ok, clang will not directly melt my computer because clang just generates code, but imagine this: if (temperature_too_high) lower_temperature(); if somewhere else the c
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Some compiler decided to define overflow as wrapping. Such as GCC/clang when passing the -fwrapv flag. Most projects don't use that flag though, why not? Nite that if you assume -fwrapv, you're not writing in C anymore, you&#
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What's upsetting is comments that confidently state inaccurate or clearly wrong statements, thereby spreading misconceptions
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> Rust only avoids UB in so far as it relies on default clang behavior on modern hardware. That's not true. Rust behaviour avoids UB by not compiling with invalid reference deref because it checks life time. Clang's behaviour i
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That's not true. There are many GUI libraries for Rust.
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> not a paywall You pay with your data
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The explanation document is interesting: https://github.com/camel-cdr/bfcpp/blob/main/TUTORIAL.md
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If you want to do that offline, then you shouldn't use a browser but a HTML editor. There are plenty https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTML_editors
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Of course not. What makes you believe that? The MIT license is not very long, and it contains this sentence: > The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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I am not sure I understand the implications of these tariff. Basically it means that products are becoming more expensive for people in the US. How is that a good thing for them? I understand this can help some US company to sell more produ
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> Rust changes every few months. No it doesn't. Quite the contrary, great care is taken so that the language stay stable. "Stability without stagnation" is one of Rust core principles.
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> Yes, it might be annoying for Christoph to have to document & explain the precise semantics of his APIs and let a Rust contributor know when something changes, Don't he need to do that anyway for every user of his code? I gues
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On the other hand, people will be able to use Rust 2024 in production in a few month, if not now. While most C++ codebase are still stuck with C++17 or older.
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We are in 2025 already. Some other tool release their version N at the end of the year N-1.
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The Slint rust framework has a vscode extension with a GUI builder.
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Neuhohenschönhausen?
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Why not keep both?
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There are many Rust OS mentioned in this thread. (Eg Redox) But the success of an OS also depends on the availability of drivers, and it's hard to compete with existing proven OS such as Linux on that front.
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I think you can also easily do the pretty animations in a 50mb in ram "native" application
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Just break your phone in two part after your call and you'll be safe /s
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It’s their loss

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