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worik
9mo ago
So long as you "await" Not really concurrent
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9mo ago
Async/await is not a solution to poor thread models. Async/await is cooperative multitasking and is no help at all for cpu bound problems. For i/o intensive systems it makes non-blocking i/o look like blocking i/o,
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9mo ago
> is I'm allergic to Go and just use Rust 99% of the time these days I confess I have not used Go. I am allergic to Typescript, let alone, Javascript, and Node.js should be deleted. I do mostly real-time audio, so I too am Rust (j
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9mo ago
I am unconvinced I have used Swift (stopped about two years ago) and use Rust extensively these days. People commenting here have mentioned the dreadful Xcode. But if you want to build systems on Apple, without investing a lot in setup, you
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worik
9mo ago
Yes, what a good problem to have. In the unlikely event of that happening, sell it
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9mo ago
Much easier not to put valuable art on your walls. Why? There is so much art in the world, I've heaps. Support minor artists.
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9mo ago
Cannabis. Huge help, but not for everyone I have friends for which it does the opposite THC, CBD does nothing for me
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9mo ago
Also https://arstechnica.com/health/2026/01/placebo-outperforms-l...
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Microdosing for Depression Appears to Work as Placebo
(wired.com)
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
An elected officer. So punishment by ballot box?
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9mo ago
> With the Asteroid Belt looking amazing for quantity and accessibility of resources. Watch out universe, here we come! What could possibly go wrong, mining asteroids? An awful lot, when we start messing with orbital dynamics in the aste
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9mo ago
They say.... > Put simply, AI agent authentication verifies that only trusted bots get into your business systems. So you can let bots into your business system?
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9mo ago
> It’s one of those types you have to be the person that likes that style Yes. I live in a community that has a very high population of home brewers (beer and spirits mostly). Many of them are needy and use strict techniques (their brewe
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Moltbot AI assistant raises concerns over data security
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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9mo ago
> criminal prosecution and product tort liability are not meaningful deterrents. > Patent litigation is a different thing entirely Wow! Infringing my idea is "worse" than infringing my body...
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9mo ago
> In software it's common to value independent verification - e.g. code review. Someone who is only focused on writing new code instead of careful testing, refactoring, or peer review is widely viewed as a shitty developer by their
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> I'd like to see the software engineers on this site say with a straight face that writing bugs should lead to jail time. My hand is up. I do not believe in gaol, but I do agree with the sentiment.
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9mo ago
> Bibtex are often also incorrectly generated ...and including the erroneous entry is squarely the author's fault. Papers should be carefully crafted, not churned out. I guess that makes me sweetly naive
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9mo ago
> Audio in Rust cannot use Jack on Aarch64 I doubt anybody cars, but I was not building it correctly Maybe I could blame the documentation, blah blah blah.... My bad, sorry Jack
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Money for nothing? Gas Town meme coin:unsolicited
(newsletterhunt.com)
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The old model of selling eyeballs to advertisers was horrible I do not know what will replace it, but I will not miss websites trying to monetise my attention
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I feel no nostalgia for Stackoverflow. I always found it very frustrating that for a person at the start of the learning curve it was "read only" Actually asking a naive question there was to get horribly flamed on the site. It, a
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Watch out. It has been predicted... https://youtu.be/FQMbXvn2RNI?si=-Y6mo-3mWbpbZtVc
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10mo ago
This is suggesting Microsoft should take more power to itself, and disguise it as "community support"
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10mo ago
> If anything, the US is still far away from as bad as China That is a matter of opinion I am unsure about social conditions within the countries ( freedom Vs. economic security -hard to compare) But in international relations the USA ha
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Utah Allows AI Prescribing
(msn.com)
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From the corner of "...and what could possibly go wrong?"
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Areweaudioyet has been lost... Audio in Rust cannot use Jack on Aarch64 The jack crate is broken. A sad state of arrairs
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10mo ago
> Can we catch up under this administration? No. The future is Chinese, if the Chinese can maintain good governance. A big "if"
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> Money attracts people who want money. Yes. I think the future lies in organisation's bound by ties other that money In my home town there is an example: Kai Tahu ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ng%C4%81i_Tahu#T
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