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by oytis 9y ago
I was also keeping in mind the embedded case. Yes, here you want to compile everything statically and with compile flags of your choise. But you'll also want to keep number of dependencies as low as possible so that porting to a new pl
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by oytis 9y ago
Of course you _can_ create a dependency mess in a C++ project. Package managers just make it a lot easier. My personal statistics (aka anectodal evidence) says that a typical Rust project has several dozens of direct dependencies, while a t
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by oytis 9y ago
No, please don't. Let's not bring dependency mess to proper programming languages. Not to say C++ binaries normally link to their dependencies dynamically and can't control how they are built (and it's also good).
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by oytis 9y ago
I think it depends on whether you believe in free trade or not. If you think that every country's business has a right to make deals with any other country's business then Chinese government is depraving Norvegian fishers from wha
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by oytis 10y ago
If you are interested in OSTree, there is an open-source solution for OSTree updates on embedded devices. Yocto layer: https://github.com/advancedtelematic/meta-updater Quickstart project with a nice tutorial: https:&
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by oytis 10y ago
No, but the logic in the same. People closer to the bottom of social hierarchy are more prone to sexual assaults. Immigrants just occupied social niche that was previosly occupied by poorest locals.
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by oytis 10y ago
The two statements: 1. "Immigration doesn't lead to increase in crime rate". 2. "Most criminal offences are committed by immigrants". dont't contradict each other. It may well be that immigrants push locals