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sealeck
5y ago
Except that there are legitimate and non fraudulent "real" companies. Consider percentages and probabilities rather than anecdotes.
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sealeck
5y ago
Linear Algebra by Shilov is worth a shout, and as will all Dover maths books remarkably reasonably priced.
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5y ago
"Hale knew, before he had been in Brighton three hours, that they meant to murder him."
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Designed as Designer (conceptual integrity and individualism in invention)
(dreamsongs.com)
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Digital books are not fireproof
(zdnet.com)
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Hachette vs. Internet Archive
(eff.org)
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5y ago
Transpiling to C is certainly possible but the infrastructure for things (e.g. DWARF data for debugging) is much better when using LLVM IR directly. IIRC some operations are more pleasant (as in LLVM's definitions are more consistent&#
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Heat people, not spaces (2015)
(solar.lowtechmagazine.com)
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Library Genesis
(libgen.rs)
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5y ago
17 degrees might _feel_ cold, but it's definitely not cold at a level that's problematic to the human body. If it's a choice between wearing your coat inside or Russia taking over Ukraine, I think we should seriously opt for
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sealeck
5y ago
And what are the odds this will be done before next winter?
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Problems with Async Rust
(github.com)
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Servo is an experimental parallel web browser written in Rust
(servo.org)
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5y ago
I doubt that would hold legally speaking because that would essentially be purely automated data processing.
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Spotify and YouTube's Music Monopoly (2021)
(prospect.org)
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5y ago
I think that a lot of people don't do global distribution by default, and thus miss out of many customers from countries that aren't close to one of their datacentres. But they don't realise this (how can they - they have no
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sealeck
5y ago
It used to be in std.
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5y ago
Python? JavaScript? Ruby?
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5y ago
Rust does have a third-party `Gc` type (which used to be in the stdlib).
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5y ago
I really don't think suggesting that Son should commit ritual suicide is an appropriate comment to make.
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5y ago
WebAssembly
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The Pernosco vision: Omniscient-mode debugging (2020)
(pernos.co)
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Cranelift (a code generator, similar to LLVM, but more lightweight)
(github.com)
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5y ago
The problem is that a major part of the value of universal education is that it provides a means to provision social welfare without stigma – telling only children who need this support to come in undoes this.
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5y ago
Supertraits aren't inheritance!
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5y ago
Clearly the solution to knowing which LEGO sets to buy is to set up the equivalent of a real estate investment trust but for LEGO.
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5y ago
- https://github.com/spacejam/extreme - https://github.com/spacejam/tiny-lsm - https://github.com/erikgrinaker/toydb/ - https://github.com/quickwit-inc&#
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5y ago
An ETF is probably the better option.
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5y ago
What do you mean by "worse" - it's hard to assess something defined in a qualitative manor quantitatively.
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Marginalia Search November Changelog
(memex.marginalia.nu)
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