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Isn't the --include option basically that?

Yeah i meant the 2 causes that are lost. The other 2 are still in use

He wasn't saying that the engineers believe that in ontological sense. Rather he was presenting the difference in how we usually think about complex systems (i.e. the thermostat "w…

Your comment came at a right moment, right after my lecture in ontology yesterday where the proffesor presented the inverted casuality of a controller feedback loop as an example o…

Honestly I am not surprised. I imagine he wrote it quickly as this fun quirky look at the universe but then it got extremely popular, kurzgesatz video released and all. A lot of pe…

But rust absolutely does not have any C/C++ compatibilty besides arguably very good FFI. And that's where zig shines. They have a c/c++ compiler built into the zig compiler via zig…

I've tried glider for some time but it had a very unpleasant tendency to freeze my phone completely. I've since switched to Hacki which is really responsive and has similar swipe c…

You got me. I was too lazy to implement the return stack. But it should be fully possible. The hardest part was not implementing things in the trait system, but parsing any non-tri…

Indeed, could possibly be sped up by using typenum[1] instead of trait-eval, as it is not Peano axioms based. [1] https://docs.rs/typenum/

The trait system and macros run at compile time and sadly there is no way to interact with the Rust compiler. However the macro is fully incremental (creating new words too). Which…

Beautiful. With such advances on the frontier of Trait exploitation, soon most of the Rust language will become obsolete and everything will be evaluated on compile-time! It is the…

Yeah, but rather than "resistance from BSD community" I would call it "Pale Moon developers being huge d* * *s" https://github.com/jasperla/openbsd-wip/issues/86