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Comment #49031701
Frontier labs used open information paying nothing and disregarding licenses to train their models and are now trying to convince that distillation is the evil. Double standard at …
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Comment #48775686
You are not suggesting harness will replace the need of programmer's review aren't you? The thing might go in the totally wrong direction and no harness will stop it. Surely unless…
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Comment #46853664
I would argue we peaked in 70's after that only crises and fallback
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Comment #28849524
how is that meteor did not destroy her bed or at least put it all to the flame heated by the friction
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Comment #28033985
I have switched from Director of Engineering role to software engineer in Rust and happy with that decision. Even though it brings less income I learned a lot more in the past 2 ye…
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Comment #27435123
PG is not saying everyone are skaters, neither convincing everyone to become skaters. There are definitely such people and work-life balance indeed is not as standard for them. Mor…
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Comment #24467524
Sure, sorry for late response, but ticketing one is opensource: https://github.com/bigneon/bn-api . Digital Assets is closed source but it's heavily using actors in addition to tha…
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Comment #24444345
tickets marketplace and digital goods e-commerce. Reliability and scalability is a key for us, we have lots of business logic and rust is super handy during refactorings. Actix has…
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Comment #24442745
we're using actix v2 in production, it's great to see major community concern was resolved and that project got a new life. many thanks to all contributors!
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Comment #24107017
I think what author said is explained in the article, as that such approach undermines small businesses which provide informational services. They won't be able to hire data analys…
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Comment #24106924
You would not expect of such big business to behave in a different way. What we consumers can do is to try to use alternative services where we can, e.g. I am happy with using Fire…
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Comment #22458841
Indeed I am working primarily on Rust now, though I used to write Node 2 years ago and this is one of pitfalls where I would like to rely on compiler. It was just one issue which c…
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Comment #22457249
Yes, it is active with many recent contributions. The goal was to show how much opportunity is there for making things more optimal from running perspective. Imagine how much of cp…
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Comment #22079282
What do you mean wiped? It was moved to personal account https://github.com/fafhrd91/actix-web .
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Comment #22079106
That's like expecting your boss to double your salary because he is paying you salary. Opensource expectation should be in general if you are not happy feel free to fork and fix yo…
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Comment #22078298
Your statement is false. They called for contributors many times, last time in August https://github.com/fafhrd91/actix-web/issues/1019 .. This was public and open message and is n…