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> Now, the need for a domestic PCB supply chain is higher than ever before, yet the infrastructure has been dissolving over the last 2 decades. What is left is mostly small family …

> I do not go around posting "omg Rust is SO MUCH BETTER than zig or fil-c, which are TRASH." > While I still don't plan to write software in it, given that I believe memory safety…

> What I do not like, primarily comes down to how the project is talked about and marketed. First, because it promotes an "us vs them" mindset, instead of a "we're all trying to im…

Yeah, I wear a wrist band as well. I've used these ( https://www.vivehealth.com/products/wrist-support ) for some years now but they've since changed the material to something with…

I read the article you referenced. It's based on, and described wrt, Python's `async with` (so quite a few layers of abstraction), so I can't say with certainty how it's implemente…

The point I was trying to make is that you can apply the actor model to any system of isolated processes. Whether the isolated processes live on a distributed system of networked c…

Nurseries sound similar to run-till-completion schedulers [0]. > IMO the urge to use both the actor model (and its relative, CSP) in non-distributed systems solely in order to achi…

So this is why 30/40 yo track athletes look older than their age mates? Right.

There's limited coverage of all global conflicts, certainly in American media, but quite likely in other Western media. > What explains the silence from activists outside Iran on t…

> The people who pay into this are either taken in by the pretense that they’re sponsoring open-source work > Honestly, I think the first category is somewhere between "microscopic…

If I may, who are the grifters here and who are the innocent parties? Why? Who does this harm?

So another strawman?

> It's like someone is claiming they unlocked ultimate productivity by washing dishes, in parallel with doing laundry, and cleaning their house. But we do this routinely with machi…

What’s your news app?

Kyverna claims to have achieved remission in clinical trials. Is that really a nothing burger? https://lupus.bmj.com/content/11/Suppl_1/A109

> most of the world does not hold that view “most” is a lot. Which parts of the world? > While everyone WE know thinks slavery is morally evil Who is “we”?

As an engineer, I can confirm that this AI (if it works well) would compress the prototyping stage significantly, resulting in a better product at reduced cost. > also coming up wi…

> As a result, there's hardly any overtaking unless an egregious mistake is made. The lame solution they have to this is to allow cars one second behind to mechanically reduce thei…

Got it. So GitHub uses Atlassian's white-label status service. Though, I wouldn't expect a white-label service to leak branding from the service provider. Especially considering cu…

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Perhaps add a brief paragraph, for C folks, that draws parallels between the Zig code and C. You never know, other readers may find it useful as well.

> Effect of fasting on cancer: A narrative review of scientific evidence > Emerging evidence suggests that fasting could play a key role in cancer treatment by fostering conditions…

> The following innovation that made it usable, by making it less bug-prone, was called a "multitasking operating system". The so-called "OS" allowed you to write simple sequential…

> I would love to figure out how to run in a way that builds up my motivational reserve rather than constantly depleting it, but that method, if it exists, has escaped me. Do you l…

> group chats are really good Does your kid need group chats when they're in school with their mates?