jpco

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   by jpco 11y ago

   What's wrong with Rust's error-handling mechanism (namely, the `Result` type)? Generally when writing Rust, panics only come up when you actively invite them with something like an `.unwrap()` call or the `try!` macro, which is De
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   by jpco 11y ago

   Sounds like it really wants to differentiate itself from the "old kind of socialism", which has a heritage of thought which already contains a lot of the things mentioned here. And, as with most socialist thought, tends to kick up
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   by jpco 11y ago

   They don't, but on-phone software (stock iOS, as a prominent example) enforces the policy.
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   by jpco 12y ago

   This is cool, and I'm a sucker for gravity/space simulators (as my hours logged on Celestia would prove), but it should be noted that in terms of "galaxy" it's inaccurate. Specifically, this inaccuracy (the galaxy r