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ceteia

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    But can't you then set up a system such that if a person only picks one source or a few sources, and that turns out to be bad, that it primarily impacts negatively only themselves?…

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    Nitpicking: https://github.com/thelowsunoverthemoon/mahler.c/blob/4ebfe8... Should that type have been mah_acci instead of int? mah_acci doesn't seem to be used anywhere. Also, hav…

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    Comment #47083263

    Would educating people instead and giving them more options for information, not be better than banning access to information?

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    Comment #47082214

    Enum matching is one of the better aspects of Rust.

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    Comment #47082065

    > When I update the rust compiler, I do so with very little fear. My code will still work. The rust stdlib backwards compatible story has been very solid. This is not always true, …

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    Comment #47080177

    Indeed, unsafe Rust is overall more difficult than C++, like one speaker at a Rust conference claimed: https://lucumr.pocoo.org/2022/1/30/unsafe-rust/ And you are not being honest …

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    Comment #47074850

    Not Firefox, but Servo has quite a lot of unsafe, even though some of the results are false positives. https://grep.app/search?f.repo=servo%2Fservo&f.repo.pattern=... So Servo at t…

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    Comment #47072809

    Wasn't the F-35 budget "explosion", or overruns, caused in general by mismanagement? But I will not argue that C++ is perfect. Instead, the ttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariane_flig…

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    Comment #47071795

    People made similar arguments regarding C++ versus Ada. The US military and defense industry even got something like a mandate in the 1990s to only write in Ada. And then there was…

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    Comment #47070889

    How can you be sure? When I looked at for instance sudo-rs, it proclaimed loudly that it is memory safe, but its code has lots of unsafe. https://github.com/trifectatechfoundation/…

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    Comment #47070815

    > No, we don't. All of the ones we have are heavily leveraged in Chromium or were outright developed at Google for similar projects. 10s of billions are spent to try to get Chromiu…

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    https://materialize.com/blog/rust-concurrency-bug-unbounded-... Edit: Replying to ghusbands: 'unsafe' is a core part of Rust itself, not a separate language. And it occurs often in…

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    Comment #47070527

    People also write Rust code that is not memory-safe. https://materialize.com/blog/rust-concurrency-bug-unbounded-...

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    Comment #47070391

    Does the Rust implementation not use any unsafe and does not use libraries using unsafe?

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    Comment #47017846

    Are you really OK with runtime "expression patterns"? match (0, 1, 2) { case (F(), 0, G()) => ... } > Here (F(), 0, G()) is not an expression, but three separate expressions in a t…

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    Do you know of a good way to measure market share? I know of GitHub's and StackOverflow's surveys, but I'm not sure how well they reflect reality. There is also Redmonk. GitHub's s…

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    What concerns me is that the design of Carbon in aspects seem to have serious issues already now. In case that you are well familiar with for instance pattern matching, might you h…