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chaz72

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    Comment #49102725

    My reasoning, which you may not agree with, is that I think that I have seen pron say unkind words before and I thought I had a better chance of persuading Steve to let it go. (Sor…

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    Comment #49089020

    I do see that you often have kind words for Zig and some attempt to more precisely define the differences. What I mean is a bit different though, it’s that these arguments you get …

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    Comment #49088624

    Yes! I think Fil is great so far but I think as he gets a bigger audience he should, well, consider that and focus on clarity a little more than humor. You can see Andrew’s growth …

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    Comment #49088111

    If you choose to build static or dynamic libraries, I expect you’d still get to do that, and I expect as long as those don’t change and only the main binary needs patching it’d wor…

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    Comment #49088060

    I know this is mostly a joke but I have seriously wondered if “no hidden behavior” made it easier to port from Zig. Like, regardless of how easy or successful the port was in gener…

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    Comment #49062061

    I don’t disagree. I responded to “clearly an anti-rust statement”, which is a bit of a stretch.

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    Comment #49055017

    “Focus on debugging your application rather than debugging your programming language knowledge” to me sounds like it is directed primarily at C and C++., it’s a much more direct tr…

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    Comment #48742113

    My specific reply was to laszlojamf saying “it seems like go, but with manual allocation”. To your point though, if Rust is getting it done, go for it. A lot of people still write …

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    Comment #48686680

    I think Zig would do better than Go at things like kernels, drivers, game engines, lower level sorts of things. Edited to add the obvious: SPIR-V, for instance. Of course there’s l…

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    Comment #48348223

    My interpretation of what they said is closer to “we already improved compilation speeds by 4x and we did it without compromising our plans to go much further - also this PR introd…

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    Comment #48340432

    Apples and oranges, yeah. I should have spelled that out more, thanks.

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    Comment #48336234

    My guess is that one of these (Andrew) is measuring syscalls and the other is measuring vtable indirections.

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    Comment #30510336

    Seriously, turn on the news once in a while.

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    Comment #30400551

    That’s what I am betting on - but it isn’t 1.0 yet, and that matters too.

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    Comment #28811540

    This is great! https://github.com/undergroundwires/privacy.sexy/tree/master... looks like the raw data (yaml) for all these commands, including commands for macOS. With that, it’s …

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    Comment #25825861

    Yes! I try to always phrase it as "the part I can see from here will take at least X time".

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    Comment #25032616

    Okay, so your source is Giuliani. Well that is an answer, I guess. Sorry I was looking for a news source and not a political one. This is not nearly as credible - until evidence re…

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    Comment #25032298

    Never heard of this source - I hope it’s okay in this time of misinformation to ask for a recognizable source? Edit: I mean I am okay with leaving it as “somebody on the internet s…

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    Comment #25031911

    Then you can definitely name one.

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    Comment #24714587

    I am less certain that Fox didn't know who @whyspertech was.

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    Comment #24355938

    It still might be a reasonable tradeoff for me, for some projects but regardless: thank you, that adds some nuance that I didn't get from your earlier comment.

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    Comment #24355770

    I've been actively wondering about generating some efficient and portable C code, and for this project it wouldn't be super-complicated, but undefined behavior is the one thing tha…

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    Comment #24253256

    I think they just missed the memo that Windows now has a modern Chromium-based Edge option for a web view component. I mean, before that, the situation was really pretty bad, but n…

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    Comment #23725481

    It sounds like that, but I don't think it's really true. I think that only means that with the previous tradeoffs available, they chose to keep being tracked. No reason not to try …

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