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varajelle
4y ago
HFT is not my field at all, so I don't know. Why is rust not good for it?
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Why not rust?
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Industrial compost is not the same as a garden compost though.
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varajelle
4y ago
In the case of server-side components, yes. That's why the AGPL exists
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4y ago
Reminds me of https://www.elbruz.org/special-projects/islands-and-lakes/ (Largest island in a lake on an island in a lake on an island)
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4y ago
It is meant to be usable for the people who work on it.
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Yes that's likely. But the idea is that even if that's the case, it is still better than no PGO. Edit: I'd like to add that if the 10-20% mentioned is measured on the benchmark that was used to do the pgo, then that figure mi
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4y ago
Your source does not support what you claim. > About 20,000 cases of thyroid cancer cases were registered in the period 1991−2015 in males and females, who were under 18 in 1986 for the whole of Belarus and Ukraine, and for the four most
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But as it turned out, this was just more fear than harm. These radiation turned out to have almost no health consequences in the population. (And 500kBq is not much. The human body is already 5kBq naturally) > What if the next accident h
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4y ago
How were you a victim? if I may ask
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When I was younger I would go foraging and I would indeed stick to just the few species of very common mushroom that grew in the woods near me, that I could recognise for sure, with very distinct characteristics. Then I moved to another cit
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It was not because the river were dry, but because the river where too warm. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/aug/03/edf-to-redu... > France’s nuclear safety authority (ASN) set temperature a
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Fun fact: Andreas contributed to KHTML https://github.com/KDE/khtml/blob/41057a9a8e491b72c8296bf5ed...
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4y ago
From c++17, You can also use a if statement in c++ (if constexpr (std::is_same_v<T, int>) {...})
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4y ago
GPLv3 also has extra patent clauses
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4y ago
You don't need to trust the validator because the protocol and cryptography makes sure they can't do anything against you. And the incentive they have to mine aligns with what you want (having the chain validated) You need to trus
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4y ago
- safety is not binary. Some security guarantee are still better than none. (And most security guarantees of Rust still holds in the kernel) - Rust is at this moment more mature and stable than Zig or Nim with a more broad ecosystem. I don
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But you have the same problems in C, even worse. Because you need to emulate in C the features that more advanced languages have buitin, such as virtual tables, tagged union, lists, hash map, and whatnot. This is just a lot of conventions t
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C might be enough, but Rust is better. Rust makes programming more productive. Are you denying that? And C is not going to get Rust features: C's philosophy to stay limited on purpose.
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What are these "rust needs" that are incompatible with "kernel needs"? Stuff like faillible memory allocations are being worked and rust doesn't have so many needs by itself.
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4y ago
Sure, but the "success of LSP in the recent years" was not because of that extension.
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4y ago
> Given the success of LSP in the recent years, it’s super evident that RMS was wrong on this matter. But the LSP doesn't expose the AST. It just expose what the editor needs. That looks like the kind of interface RMS was asking for
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There isn't so many alternatives that works so well in the embedded space. (in the kind of device where a web browser is not an option)
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Search again. The LGPLv3 is just referencing the GPL. The GPLv3 paragraph 6 define in which conditions you need to provide the installation information, and explicitly say it is only for user product: > A “User Product” is either (1) a “
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Exactly. Also people still watch bicycle race while they stand no chance against a motorcycle. Or woman soccer despite man would win easily.
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I am in a similar position oIf the author and I agree with most points > I have no idea about how effective pair programming is. My desire to discover it is zero. I used to think like that, but then, recently, I started doing pair progra
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The article takes the hashrate and cost of electricity as a proxy of the cost of maintaining the bitcoin network, but there is no need for a proxy because the cost of maintaining the network is, by definition the block reward and the transa
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A fairly new and big C++ codebase: https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity
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If a lactose intolerant person eat a normal ice cream, he or she is going to have symptoms. But why can't a Jew eat a normal ice cream? what will happen exactly?
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4y ago
A fairy that makes puppets alive. OK! A black woman in Italy: Impossible! Unbelievable!
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