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Comment #41485801
I would not call it harm. The use of uring in higher level languages is definitely prone to errors, bugs and security problems
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Comment #41359019
Depends who you talk to.
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Comment #41355870
You are getting this wrong. Basically the framework, like the Shield before, is the Commission trying to show "look, we fixed it". Sadly, for the previous two times, the ECJ pointe…
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Comment #39954412
Why would you owe them something if you already provided the code and docs?
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Comment #39025978
Can I recommend looking at what people studying Experts at work and how they manage to do better than they "should" be able to have found? There are tons of domains looking at this…
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Comment #38938538
There is work in progress in the high-level inquiry that should manage to produce most of it. Besides that, you can try to check the appeals court reports, which are not too bad.
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Comment #38938523
It happens to be even worse. Because we have no way to detect all the cases. A lot of the cases were handled in the "Post Office courts" (I don't remember the correct name, not a B…
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Comment #38938507
I recommend reading https://pressgazette.co.uk/news/post-office-horizon-it-scand... Private Eye definitely did a lot of work, but they were not the only ones, and multiple freelanc…
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Comment #38927261
Note that there are already some of this stuff in the compiler for AOT. Using these new specs for AOT optimisations is going to be a far taller problem than catching some of the er…
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Comment #38823993
Yes and that is what these analyzers do. The problem is that your space grow really fast and that your compilers are really not built to extract that information in a few ms. Even …
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Comment #38780832
If you are interested in writing down more of what problems you have with scripting languages, feel free to shout me an email. Should be in profile. I have been slowly working on a…
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Comment #38775421
yes but it is portable. On the lisps machine, you could not port to a different type of machine by another producer in general, even less across version. The Linux ABI is stable.
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Comment #38767042
One thing i think forgotten here, which actually is in the Worse is Better talk. But people tend to miss it. These ST and Lisps systems failed at another aspect. Reuse. The biggest…
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Comment #38743781
Google has longer tenure. The thing you seem to miss are the other common denominator. Huge amount of money and unreasonably far into the future expectations of returns. Means ther…
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Comment #38412194
Promise yes. Reality on the ground is that there were governmental subsidies to implement them, so everyone got them. How much they actually help vs create problems is still an ope…
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Comment #38402540
Tbf, i was working at one at the time. Finding the space in the chassis for the battery and adapting it and suspension to the weight of an EV meant they had to develop platforms fo…
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Comment #38402519
Yeah a problem we were talking about a lot a few years back, before Starlink, was that SpaceX could not find enough market for the amount of launch they needed. Starlink has been t…
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Comment #38216677
Ecto documentation is definitely i think one of our weakest point. Which is great on one hand, because it means we are quite above the average stack in term of onboarding and doc. …
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Comment #38203224
You need both. As there are some things you cannot conpromise on. Like. Idk. Things factually impossible. Or Human Rights.
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Comment #38190894
I spent 6 months exploring the Haskell ecosystem for these. The answer is no. They are nowhere as easy. At the very least because their documentation is usually non existent or non…
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Comment #38190878
In my experience... Nope it is not really. Not to that extend. But sure i get you.
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Comment #38187528
To extend, the answer is the BEAM itself. It ships with these tools built in. From the whole zoo of system probing stuff or the downright amazing dynamic tracing. Have a quick look…
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Comment #38187513
You are not wrong on that level, i have been slowly writing a language in Rust anc all these point are deeply felt. And yet... The Rust ecosystem win. Easily. For a simple reason. …
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Comment #38069330
Note that illich is against cities. In his mind, a more atomised world would emerge from such a ban, more localised and focused on communities in neighborhood, with less dependenci…