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by lenkite 10mo ago
Frankly, this will be good for the world if it happens. The U.S. War Industry will for the first time after Bretton-Woods be deprived of a bottomless piggy-bank.
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by lenkite 10mo ago
Your entire wall of text has conveniently and completely omitted the hard fact that the U.S. Treasury has borrowed to pay for its defense (oops, sorry, I meant "war") budget for many, many years now. The war budget (~$850B) h
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by lenkite 10mo ago
We have already gone through this cycle in India. People feel very strange dealing with cash after using UPI for many years. In-fact, many will outright refuse. Good thing is we do not depend on the US of A - The Unified Payments Interface
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by lenkite 10mo ago
He was public and vocal about it while the other big boys just quietly made the fixes towards their desired political viewpoint. ChatGPT was famous for correcting the anti-transgender bias it had earlier. Either way, outsourcing opinion to
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by lenkite 10mo ago
What about these ones ? They are considered memory-safety/soundness issues 'static closures/FnDefs/futures with non-'static return type are unsound https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues&
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by lenkite 10mo ago
The "attack on the authority" is rather flat though.
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by lenkite 10mo ago
I see, you wish to limit the domain. Do safety issues in the async runtime count ? Or is even "async Rust" out of your criteria ? What about this one ? "Futurelock in Tokyo" ? https://rfd.shared.oxide.computer
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by lenkite 10mo ago
Rust has double free concurrency bugs https://materialize.com/blog/rust-concurrency-bug-unbounded-... Lockbud: project detailing memory, concurrency bugs and panics for Rust. https://github.com/BurtonQi
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by lenkite 10mo ago
Isn't that what Rust is attempting with Cranelift ? They had making Cranelift backend "production-ready" for development use as a goal for 2026. I am guessing it will be a few years beyond that before it is made available for
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by lenkite 10mo ago
Didn't get the bit about TC39 - it is just a group. It has nothing to do with types in JS.
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by lenkite 10mo ago
I believe that would be true (after food, housing, healthcare, taxes, child-care, etc) only for a very narrow band of senior SWE's. And you are still not considering employment protection. And for junior or mid-level SWE's, not at
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by lenkite 10mo ago
Once they pay "modern" US health insurance (esp after a layoff) and also need to raise a family, the vast majority will crawl back through lava.
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by lenkite 10mo ago
Anything and everything related to Kubernetes in Go uses code generation. It is overwhelmingly "typical" to the point of extreme eye-rolling when you need to issue "make generate" three dozen times a day for any medium
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by lenkite 10mo ago
It would be terrific if this happens. Can give room for alternatives to grow in the EU. Even the rest of the world would love it. So far only China has managed alternatives - and only thanks to govt exclusion. US behemoths just eat everyone
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Mistake was using LLM generation.
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by lenkite 10mo ago
There are many humans who are far more reliable than LLM's on a 99.9999% win streak.
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by lenkite 10mo ago
Lol, Is anyone even surprised that "Zuckerbucks" turned into "MAGA Mark" ? He will change direction even faster than the wind.
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by lenkite 10mo ago
The first example given is not at all convincing. Its is clear as the sky that loading the config file should be be a separate function of its own. Coupling sending HTTP requests with it makes no sense. The second example "erasure of m
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by lenkite 10mo ago
> Collusion and cartels never work on the long run. Define "long run" - they have been already proven to have worked for years and in some cases even decades.
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> Why wouldn't you want it to be a computer? Because I can then easily upgrade my computer without upgrading my TV.
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by lenkite 10mo ago
"Is there any evidence that Id employees are being subject to this kind of no poach agreement?" Why should there be evidence ? They have a right to be pro-active and protect themselves from the C-suite.
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by lenkite 10mo ago
> the best people can come up with is point to a decades old no-poaching agreement Why shouldn't Id employees be smart and protect themselves in a job market currently going bad for IT ? Regarding the US in general, wage-fixing is s
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by lenkite 10mo ago
Actually, India has one of the worlds largest refineries for extra heavy crude oil processing. The Reliance Jamnagar refinery have a crude capacity ~1.4 million barrels per day (bpd). The Nayara refinery (Russian stakeholder) is rather smal
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by lenkite 10mo ago
Why doesn't Instacart directly display their sucker ooops "surge pricing" ? This would empower poor people to make an informed choice on directly funding the billionaires associated with Sequoia Capital so that they can buy t
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by lenkite 10mo ago
Yes, this is merely the slice fat pointer being copied and returned.
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by lenkite 10mo ago
> China also doesn't have the capabilities to extract the super heavy and poor quality Venezuelan crude, only the US has those capabilities. Strangely, India does too.
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by lenkite 11mo ago
I can believe you not hearing about Sharepoint. But not hearing about Onedrive is basically impossible if you have used a Windows machine in the last decade.
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by lenkite 11mo ago
> There are still so many rough edges that they never even bothered to try to fix about launching a .jar with classpath dependencies. Feels like you are still living in year 2010 ?
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> but if someone was willing to waste absurd amounts of money by using the wrong equipment they could certainly reach numbers like that. This depends on the missile being used. 9M96E/E2 are the high-maneuvering ones used to shoot do
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by lenkite 11mo ago
(delayed due to rate limit) > But you're shifting the goalposts again.. Not really - S-400 efficacy in Operation Sindoor was in my original post too. You questioned that and hence the digression. Your goalposts changed into other

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