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ArtixFox

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    Comment #44224149

    I am pretty sure serious projects like tigerbeetle freeze a version [most probably latest release] and use it. nightly is for experimental stuff.

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    Comment #44222534

    Only backend has been swapped out. The tests will be fast too yes. There is no real need to add an interpreter. Having custom backend s means that while currently it is being used …

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    Comment #44221955

    theres a long way to go but its better than nothing!

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    Comment #44221867

    my bad for using the word "parse", "working with the language" is better to explain my intent, the language is minimal [unfortunately it follows llvm's semantics but its planned to…

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    Comment #44221446

    it doesnt catch temporal memory errors, but what it offers currently is still better than most of its competitors [defer, explicit allocators, custom allocators with integrated sup…

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    Comment #44221082

    I guess formal verification tools? That is the peak that even rust is trying to reach with creusot and friends. Ada has support for it using Spark subset [which can use why3 or hav…

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    Comment #44221072

    Im pretty sure valgrind and friends can be used in zig. Zig is still not 1.0, theres not much stability guarantees, making something like Frama-C, even tho it is possible is simply…

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    Comment #44221002

    thank you!

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    Comment #44216334

    Hello can you point me to more information about zig's and rust's io-uring implementations

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    Comment #44216319

    You can have a debug time check.

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    Comment #42622958

    bruh, zig's VP called rust users safety coomers. Its internet shitposting who cares. source: I was there when it happened and it was GLORIOUS.

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    Comment #42595683

    yea thats life. Congrats to the Raya Cash team, its cool. But thats life, even rust projects can get no light. happens, life moves on.

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    Comment #42064059

    I am pretty sure india is taking more steps than USA. you cannot blame them anymore. They are even pushing more money into nuclear and created a breeder reactor.

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    Comment #42014199

    god seL4 everywhere would be awesome.

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    Comment #42014195

    YAY!!! are we gonna have more formal verification???? woohoo!! oh its about memory safety.

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    Comment #42008790

    hey, if you just wanna hate a language and feel superior, you are free to. But the things you are saying are stupid.

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    Comment #42008778

    Wait just 20% thats a low number damn. You said a lot and i was expecting...idk, 50%? If Ada was used in domains where rust is used, like desktop applications, servers, high perf s…

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    Comment #42008676

    you said you use Ada, if you use it, you should know that Ada is fundamentally unsafe language with a safe subset called spark. It could not verify dynamic allocations thats why it…

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    Comment #42008583

    Common Lisp is an amalgamation of every lisp they could find, they slammed it all in. Calling it well designed is funny because every single CL developer openly accepts that its a …

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    Comment #41959811

    how does that matter? calling 70% ALL is a very funny thing that i can only see on hn

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    Comment #41956079

    who is saying all? pls show me the people who are bruh. its always 70% of the cve's are cuz of things that rust fixes blah blah cmon, lets not lie.