tourmalinetaco

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by tourmalinetaco 4y ago
> you are a bigger danger Yes, the legally carrying gun owner with said gun stowed away is scarier than some madman with a gun and the intent to kill you. How could I forget?
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by tourmalinetaco 4y ago
This is absolutely the product of a power-tripping political activist slamming in whatever comes to mind. Even the most worthless trademark lawyer would never add in unnecessary statements like banning guns at Rust-backed conferences.
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by tourmalinetaco 4y ago
And what does a trademark policy have to do with guns? Draft or not, it’s an unnecessary insertion of politics. They essentially turned their supposed trademark policy into a code of conduct, which would be hilarious if it wasn’t so sad.
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by tourmalinetaco 4y ago
You signed the contract that said “you get paid X amount for Y work or better.” If you do Y+1, then obviously you get paid X. There was no clause on the contract you signed that you got paid proportional to your work, only that you got paid
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by tourmalinetaco 4y ago
I believe the “advanced civilization VS closed-doors science” problem you propose is inherently faulty. The final step of the scientific method is “share your results”, and they did that. It cannot be accessed anymore, but they attempted to
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by tourmalinetaco 4y ago
The Github should have never been taken down. You can terminate a business relationship while maintaining a mirror of open source code. Ultimately, Microsoft, a government-backed entity, performed censorship for the government.
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by tourmalinetaco 4y ago
They literally cannot. For one, neither C++ or Rust conform to standard C, meaning they already deviate from what C does on a basic level. Their industry uses are highly different as well. C is almost a requirement for embedded systems, and