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Comment #47825909
It could be a nice article if it wasn't full of mistakes and incorrect assumptions about mechanisms and their origins, unsubstantiated statements, and so forth. Right now, it sound…
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Comment #47582037
One could argue flying is just controlled falling.
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Comment #47545426
Yes, you are correct. It was meant as "end user OSs", and indeed some requirements are on the end user OS. However, it is still not the same as California's law since it only descr…
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Comment #47501924
Sidesteps by not providing the same level of functionality. As an analogy, it would be equivalent to say that "contrary to an airplane, a car sidesteps the problem of requiring win…
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Comment #47468020
It would have taken the same time, if not less, given the extra time for mitigations, trying different optimization techniques, runtimes, etc. One of the reasons the project was ki…
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Comment #47463923
My experience is the exact opposite. This was particularly true for one of the projects I've worked with in the past, where Python was chosen as the main language for a monitoring …
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Comment #47450559
From the pull request: > Stores the user's birth date for age verification, as required by recent laws in California (AB-1043), Colorado (SB26-051), Brazil (Lei 15.211/2025), etc. …
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Comment #47204440
> Rust (...) has the most toxic self-righteous community in PL. You never dealt with C programmers, did you?
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Comment #47089724
> I have a personal aversion to defer as a language feature. Indeed, `defer` as a language feature is an anti-pattern. It does not allow the abstraction of initialization/de-initia…
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Comment #46611115
> See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_acquisition_is_initia ... This example is specific to C++ > (..) if your programme crashes there's no guarantee that you'll ever give t…
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Comment #46308827
It is not - and given its stance on memory safety, it will hardly ever be.
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Comment #46070403
I believe any reasonable person could understand the previous comment is about the rules themselves, not about a statement in the CoC saying where they apply or not. Also, the fact…
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Comment #46052918
You are dressing the events in your interpretation and stating them as truth. The events you mention above are cherry-picked bits of information to support what you have said from …
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Comment #46052045
I used OCaml extensively for a few years, around the time of OCaml 3 and OCaml 4, and I can add a few cents to this discussion. Some of the points listed here can be considered a m…
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Comment #46034497
> That's not what you said. You said "certain groups" are trying to undermine the non-existent impartiality of the supreme court. I said they were trying to "stamp political motiva…
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Comment #46033123
> There must be a name for that sort of fallacy. Motivated reasoning
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Comment #46033095
> Given that Rust doesn’t always have critiques that are backed with evidence, this wasn’t bad. What evidence?
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Comment #46026001
The the link above does not survive 15 seconds of a Google search for its first statement: https://www.stf.jus.br/arquivo/cms/noticiaNoticiaStf/anexo/D... It names the FEDERAL PUBL…
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Comment #46018386
This wasn't clear for me from the question, though I understand where you are coming from. Investing is certainly not as risky as people from outside of Brazil generally think it i…
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Comment #46016970
Kind of an odd conclusion to take from a weird question. I would not subject myself or my property to a foreign court system for various reasons, but first and foremost because I'm…
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Comment #46016747
Not the person you are responding to, but just as an FYI: in Brazil right now there are certain groups attempting to stamp political motivation on the decisions of the upper judici…
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Comment #45408428
It's ludicrous to read the article and notice how hard they are trying not to blame the victim, as if a child going through bullying and seeing that nobody around them cares to act…
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Comment #45236071
As I said, I have no intention of starting an argument. I would just like to point out a few issues: A) I deliberately focused on the language itself in my claims. The functions I …
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Comment #45217257
I feel like answering this comment could start a possible argument, which I have no interest in doing. I do, however, want to point that anyone interested in comparing language des…
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Comment #45202273
Keep in mind this is PHP. There are tons of languages and frameworks made by developers who know what they are doing that do not treat everything blindly like strings. For SQL in p…