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by leoh 10mo ago
https://archive.ph/XteJC
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by leoh 10mo ago
Link to the video https://archive.org/details/insidececot
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by leoh 10mo ago
Did you create this account just to say stuff like this? Incidentally, TikTok is still as anti-Israel as ever.
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by leoh 10mo ago
It’s largely because military service is mandatory and 8200 is like the MIT or Stanford of Israel.. not some nefarious bullshit about intelligence
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by leoh 10mo ago
The issue here is the insinuation that it’s a “Jewish” company that is responsible for unhealthy use of cannabis in Greece.
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by leoh 10mo ago
You live in Greece. You are a physician. It’s a free country. Yet you have chosen to blame a “Jewish company.” You also probably have confirmation bias. Given your specialty, you likely have a lot of patients that suffer from neuropathic pa
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by leoh 10mo ago
It's not clear to me how true your comment is. I think that if things were as unpredictable as you are saying, there would be insane memory leaks all over the place in Rust (let alone C++) that would be the fault of compilers as oppose
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by leoh 10mo ago
This is basically my point, in addition to the fact that the time at which data is freed from the heap is far more predictable.
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by leoh 10mo ago
Okay, fair point, sort of. Rust does not have a built-in feature to zero data. Rust does automatically drop references to data on the heap. Zeroing data is fairly trivial, whereas in go, the issue is non-trivial (afaiu). use std::ptr;
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by leoh 10mo ago
> On October 30, 2025, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) subpoenaed Archive.today's domain registrar, Tucows. The subpoena stated its purpose is to identify the owner(s) of the archive.today domain name, and that it was
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by leoh 10mo ago
Kind of stupid it didn’t have something like this to begin with tbh. It really is an incredible oversight when one steps back. I am fully ready to be downvoted to hell for this, but rust ftw.
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Garlic Is as Good as Ten Mothers(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by leoh 10mo ago|1 comments
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Catch of the Day (1988)(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by leoh 10mo ago|0 comments
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by leoh 10mo ago
Not sure how this is blackmail but ok
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by leoh 11mo ago
Change the license. There will be CVEs. Require modest payment for updates from large firms.
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by leoh 11mo ago
Honestly this is still pretty insane.
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by leoh 11mo ago
Russia has tried to do that many times over the years..
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by leoh 11mo ago
Effects on Alzheimer’s have not been disproven; it was shown that there wasn’t a perceivable benefit from oral semaglutide at the doses prescribed for folks with a certain degree of progression of the disease.
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by leoh 11mo ago
No, it was unique. Being able to browse such an extensive collection of books and order them from your computer was mind-blowing.
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by leoh 11mo ago
Meh. Google has something better cooking. https://www.theverge.com/news/819431/google-shopping-ai-gemi...
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by leoh 11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
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by leoh 11mo ago
I hate learning new things. It sucks. Also, I hate things that make my knowledge of C++ obsolete. I hate all the people that are getting good at rust and are threatening to take away my job. I hate that rust is a great leveler, making all m
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by leoh 11mo ago
Don’t know what to tell you. Just trying to keep things real in response to a highly ungrounded post. The issues with compilation times are as severe an issue because of the reason I mentioned — folks don’t like to think about how they fact
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by leoh 11mo ago
Anthropic was founded by exiles of OpenAI's safety team, who quit en masse about 5 years ago. Then a few years later, the board tried to fire Altman. When will folks stop trusting OpenAI?
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by leoh 11mo ago
I think the commenter meant "return a Result<_>" instead of exit. Your snark is perhaps amusing, but not particularly charitable.
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by leoh 11mo ago
Although naively factored builds can be slow on rust, I firmly believe that most folks complaining about this problem have not taken the time to learn how to do this and their builds could be perhaps 10x faster. Bringing this up an importan
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by leoh 11mo ago
Am I understanding that bykozy is claiming that "Rust is memory safe and unreliable" because Cloudflare crashed due to an unhandled exception??
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by leoh 11mo ago
>Its compilation is slow. I mean SLOW. Slower than C++. I know over years Rust became several times faster, but objectively we need it to be two orders of magnitude faster, not just two times. Refactor your build. >It’s complex. Just
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by leoh 11mo ago
Okay, feel free to ignore everything about PFAS, etc.
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by leoh 11mo ago
No it’s not

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