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by tupshin 5y ago
The Northeast corridor is a strong counter argument.
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by tupshin 6y ago
In what way do you think they have any intrinsic value?
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by tupshin 6y ago
The universe is best modeled with substructural linear logic, so makes sense.
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by tupshin 6y ago
Rust strings are UTF-8, and UTF-8 characters vary in byte length, therefore replacing same length character sequences don't guarantee that they will fit in the same number of bytes.
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by tupshin 6y ago
The article concludes with: "Compared with other causes of premature death, air pollution kills 19 times more people each year than malaria, nine times more than HIV/AIDS, and three times more than alcohol. Coronary heart disease
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by tupshin 6y ago
In that vein, I'd suggest Radio Paradise. Also add free, listener supported, and has been streaming amazing mixes for over 20 years. https://radioparadise.com/
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by tupshin 6y ago
Static typing with inference being the most obvious of those. Gradual typing being another
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by tupshin 6y ago
No. No he was not. https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-chloroquine-sar... https://www.politifact.com/article/2020/aug/08/week-fact-che... https://www.wral.com&#x
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by tupshin 6y ago
It means you can't easily (or statically) reason about the output given arbitrary (user) input. So yes, it makes it much more likely that security bugs are introduced.
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by tupshin 7y ago
Open Energy Solutions | Remote USA | Full time We are seeking a senior Rust engineer comfortable working in C++, and other languages, as needed. Help build the future of the smart electrical grid on top of open standards. The ideal candidat
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by tupshin 7y ago
Yes. Yes it can. Regenerative braking downhill, while holding a full load, can generate more power than it takes to move the empty truck back up.
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by tupshin 7y ago
Except this is an article on the construction/seeding of live reefs. I'm not sure what your point is in that context.
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by tupshin 7y ago
This is the ugliest (and false) whataboutism I've seen in a while. Totally inappropriate for this site.
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by tupshin 7y ago
Given their absurdly similar phrasings, I'm pretty certain both of the responses you got from this were bots. Or else two idiots with their own version of a copy pasta.
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by tupshin 7y ago
except that US per capita electricity consumption has been falling for decades as efficiency has increased. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_in_the_United_States
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by tupshin 7y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regret_%28decision_theory%29
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by tupshin 7y ago
Use an induction cooktop. Much faster heat times than traditional electric
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by tupshin 8y ago
This is common (enough) vernacular.
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by tupshin 8y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_foundations
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by tupshin 8y ago
Good points, but it's worth noting that Charlemont has fiber deployed through the main (rural) highway as part of the Massachusetts broadband act and MBI(Massachusetts broadband institute). https://broadband.masstech.org&#x
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by tupshin 9y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/0903.0340
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by tupshin 9y ago
as long as execution is proceeding without generating any gliders, then you don't know whether gliders will be generated in the future. in addition, if you have gliders, you have no guarantees that another structure won't catch up
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by tupshin 9y ago
I was with you until the end. What policy proposals do you think would realistically restore 5-6% growth?
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by tupshin 9y ago
I don't know of any in active production, but I know of many banks and multiple banking consortiums that are investing lots of IT dollars on near-term blockchain deployments, and potentially at massive scale.
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by tupshin 9y ago
http://stackoverflow.com/a/22597637
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by tupshin 9y ago
Having worked with Cassandra for many years, I have worked on: * 1000+ node clusters * Petabyte scale data * 10s of millions of reads and writes per second Given my preface, the "how" is scale out on top of Cassandra, of course. N
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by tupshin 9y ago
Rust cannot protect you from all forms of crashes, even work only safe code. OOMs, and stack overflows, for example, are easy to create deliberately, and possible to create accidentally. Rust focuses more on safety, in terms of correctnes
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by tupshin 9y ago
Our initial approach was to store the full board in a single row in Cassandra and each request for the full board would read that entire row. This is the epitome of an anti-pattern .I sincerely hope that this approach was floated by someb
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by tupshin 10y ago
No. It is unsubstantiated because you have provided no substantiation. To anybody that is not you "their recent track record" is not a meaningful statement without some context or citation.
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by tupshin 10y ago
Yes, this is huge. It dramatically reduces the code/does-it-compile cycle, which is far more important than the code/run cycle, for rust development.

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