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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
Really? Is this the same Linus that has commented that he likes the fact that C turns people off, because people who get turned off that easily probably don't have the grit to contribute to the kernel, and so he doesn't want them
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
That's the guiding design principle of C++.
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
The reason why is asked "without the word safe" is that on HN rust seems like cargo cult, in the sense that the word "safe" is used as a thought stopping - after all, who is against "safe"? - and so its meaning
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
I would recommend Chris Rackauckas' response in the original thread.
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
Could someone explain to me why you would want to add Rust to the kernel, without using the word "safe".
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
> What is something you wish people would understand about tesla that they just blatantly don't? > The vast majority of the people that work there are genuinely interested in bettering the world and making a good product. Most of
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
Too difficult to read, can't be bothered. Does this style really appeal to anyone at all?
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
> Like, have you dragonwriter indicated that he was talking to me by responding to my post and using the word "you". Are you not even following the thread?
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
Google? What is that? No, it was an accident.
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
We're not talking about you though.
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
I've never quit an executive-level job other than because I felt I had committed some kind of wrongdoing.
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
I never understand these resignations. If you believe you did nothing wrong, why resign? If you believe you did something wrong, why didn't you do the right thing to begin with?
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
Where can I learn more about this p2p thing?
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
That's two of us. I used NordVPN for years. Not any more.
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
> Hadn't heard of Mullvad before reading this Just the only vpn with any integrity left remaining, no biggie.
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
> It is above all a changing thing. Everybody seems to be coming around to the idea that you don't have to routinely remove wisdom teeth, but it's still commonly done in Belgium and probably other European countries as well. No
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
> I usually start flossing much more diligently a couple of weeks before my dentist visits, so that my teeth have the appearance of being better-maintained. I believe this results in more honesty from the dentist. In other words, my inst
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
> As for common but invasive dental procedures, an increasing number of dentists question the tradition of prophylactic wisdom-teeth removal This is an American thing. In Europe if a wisdom tooth doesn't hurt, you don't remove
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
Oh I saw that. I was expecting that they were gonna discuss stateful iterators more generally. Database iterators are just a tiny subset of stateful iterators. I think discussing the latter more generally would have been more useful than a
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
> Every time we iterate over numbers, it will start over at the beginning of the iterator method and yield all the same values over again. (You can’t expect this from every iterator; more on that later.) They never did, or did I miss it?
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
Ironically, or shall we say dishonestly, he follows up on that by manipulating the market for his benefit.
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
> In this design, we use a text field for day, month and year. So far this has tested well, with the main issue being that some people pause and wonder whether to include a leading zero (for example '01' ). Just put it in the e
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
Yes. The fact that a lot of people prefer ordering from a screen at a macdonalds, compared to ordering from a person.
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
> This is fundamentally wrong. We know the Standard Model is not the final theory of Physics so there are still things to discover. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man#Steelmanning
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
Spoken like a true ignoramus.
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
> James Clerk Maxwell united electricity and magnetism with a pen and paper. Einstein discovered special and general relativity in the same way. This is hilarious, because these days the criticism of physics is that it's all "t
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
Oh jesus christ, the constant whining! This is science. This is how it works. Maybe there's nothing else to discover, maybe it will take us 100 years, we don't know, that's why it's called research.
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
> One wonders what the Private Equity firm's intention was here. Gee, quite the conundrum.
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
Oh that's a good one.
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by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
Uhhhh obviously? For my friends, everything; for my enemies, the law.

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