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In practice, Go is much, much more github dependent than rust, most go packages are on github

More of a helix user these days. I will look into it though. Thanks for sokol btw, we use it at work for some things. Mainly gfx and the dds encoder

So what, you think no one should study the conditions that lead to the rise of fascism? Kind of a wild take in today's world

You can get real breakpoints, memory watching, etc in browser with the chrome debugging extension

That's not going to help, price spikes are locked in at this point, even if we got a deal this minute. It would be marginaly better simply because it would improve sentiment.

Please please please bring it to the browser. I'm so done with the terrible ergonomics of everything at the was bounary having to pretend it's JavaScript

Yeah, it also makes it seem like Rust is weird for using Future as the type name, but actually JavaScript (Promise) is the odd one out here. Probably a JS dev learning Rust without…

The valley is extremely anti natal, it shows up in large scale demographic data very clearly, just check the census

The author is his vice president of Microsoft Scout, "with AI assistance, but fully reviewed" as has been reported elsewhere. He's blatantly pretending not to know

Shareholders = society. The rest of us are just the help

> Thinking about your primary job: On average, how many hours do you work per week? Not really sure they are measuring what they think they are measuring. This being more pronounce…

Also due to tax structures changing in ways the discouraged long term r&d for existing companies. Largely replaced with a university driven model today, or hyped based fake it till…

Although from the perspective of most of the world, the US is also very work oriented. We also work some of the longest hours

It's inability to be compiled from source without a fork of the zig compiler made it unusable in many corporate environments that require deps all be from source as well (or very h…

Isn't it often combined with poor bounds checks to be exploitable? It's not as if rust or VM based languages don't help a lot with this

Can't rock the boat too much, when the captain has a lot of money

Yeah, I had thought so as well. Lots of big Linux projects use them. Very brand damaging post in my opinion

They can be efficient, but I ly if the incentives align towards the desired definition of efficiency. If you give a company a natural monopoly and protection from competition. Then…

"Verification not ready, try again"

I'd back a bill to ban AI from scholls in many contexts, just like phones I think it's pretty obvious what the result will be. I guess like with phones we'll all have to pretend it…

I believe the tolerances to the fan housing (which reduces turbulence and thus noise), and the the material stiffness needed for that small tolerance, are the alleged reason there …

https://www.crowdsupply.com/open-tools/open-printer

Worth calling out AI sentiment among young people is not nearly so rosy: https://news.gallup.com/poll/708224/gen-adoption-steady-skep...

I think the bet is more labor replacement, not saying that's particularly reasonable either