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rapsey
5y ago
And this is why MS is the king of enterprise.
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rapsey
5y ago
I am quite sure ST3 and down was skia. What ST4 is Indo not know.
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rapsey
5y ago
Skia
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rapsey
5y ago
Rust job market is 1% of the C++ job market. Most programmers never heard of HN. Most jobs don't advertise here.
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rapsey
5y ago
Druid is also in a poor state at the moment (it pulls master from git) and it's not using wgpu at all. I assume it used to use a piet wgpu branch but it is not anymore.
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rapsey
5y ago
You don't recompile those every time.
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5y ago
C++ is slow as well.
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rapsey
5y ago
No it does not. 2015, 2018, 2021. With the 2021 changes so small few projects actually required any changes to be compatible from 2018.
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rapsey
5y ago
Rust is not that new and shiny anymore.
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rapsey
5y ago
And if any one of them would have gone on for 13 years people would be sick of the damn thing.
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rapsey
5y ago
> I just also find the tech interesting and find the copypaste comments in every thread pretty tiresome. Most people do not find useless tech to be interesting.
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rapsey
5y ago
Well ok but that is an external dependency irrelevant of language. Might as well use etcd also.
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rapsey
5y ago
Zookeper what does that have to do with search?
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rapsey
5y ago
> Sure, Rust is better. But it will take years to replicate what's already out there in Java. The Rust based search engine Tantivy is handily faster than Lucene and supports pretty much the same features.
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rapsey
5y ago
So any reason two different accounts posted this exact message in this thread? (also posting the same question twice).
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rapsey
5y ago
So any reason two different accounts posted this exact message in this thread?
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rapsey
5y ago
So give it a network connection for initial setup then take it away?
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rapsey
5y ago
> you can avoid a lot of exploits by not installing random apps from publishers you've never heard of. That is a false sense of security. Bluetooth, web browser, messaging, wifi networks are all very powerful vectors and likely the
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rapsey
5y ago
Only TSMC can produce the most advanced chips. They have a monopoly on that. There will be no glut for AMD/Qualcomm.
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rapsey
5y ago
Because after ~13 years, mind boggling amount of money and development time, it is still just as useless in the real world as it ever was.
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rapsey
5y ago
> Government's typically last about 250 years Successful ones. The ones poorly set from the start don't make it anywhere near that.
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rapsey
5y ago
What data? We are talking about projects and those projects are useless. > but you do have to admit that some of the projects would do some good for the world when they catch on. The will not catch on because they are useless for real wo
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rapsey
5y ago
> is not seizable by the State and that can be easily transferred if you have to flee the country is important. So refugees who have the knowledge, internet and banking such that would allow them to purchase crypto.
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rapsey
5y ago
Everything you listed is useless. Slow, hard to use and limited in functionality.
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rapsey
5y ago
> to something closer to the gold standard. So you prefer the great depression style of economic crisis as opposed to inflationary periods? Also people here greatly benefited from vast liquidity flowing into startups. You think that is p
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rapsey
5y ago
Distribution trumps all in the enterprise space. If you have the distribution you can sell complete garbage for the price of gold, while sucker upstarts make quality products and live off crumbs.
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rapsey
5y ago
As JP Morgan said what caused the 1929 stock crash, "someone asked for a dollar".
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rapsey
5y ago
No they are not afraid of China. They are afraid of people panicking in the US/EU.
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rapsey
5y ago
Well they obviously can make sure the money is spent as intended. The problem is they wont.
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rapsey
5y ago
Yes but how do you know the money actually will be spent productively. The main problem is this kind of money often just lines pockets.
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