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jonkoops

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    Comment #49250405

    Pretty common for Rust to cook things in nightly for a very long time; I wouldn't consider it a bad thing, tbh.

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    Comment #49193677

    This isn't trying to be a replacement for Git. Maybe read up first?

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    Comment #49070993

    ASML doesn't make state-of-the-art machines without Cymer. What is your point?

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    Comment #49069450

    ASML doesn't make chips.

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    Comment #49067574

    EU chip industry: best I can do is eat glue in the corner.

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    Comment #49019283

    Same goes for io.js, which got so popular it actually got merged back into Node.js

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    Comment #48890692

    > And also he implied he doesn’t even want to engage with anything relating to this since Jarred is toxic and there is no value in the debate. If he doesn't want to get involved, t…

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    Comment #48890580

    What I have been missing in all this debate is substance. I don't care that Bun was ported to Rust; I don't care that Andrew wrote a hit piece about it; I don't care that Anthropic…

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    Comment #48702453

    I live in Amsterdam; nobody wants to live in the city center. There are plenty of ways to keep an old city center AND build out the surrounding areas in a way that people actually …

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    Comment #48670621

    Ahhh the American mindset.

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    Comment #48388230

    I believe Signals are the go-to now, but surely RxJS is still present for complex use cases. Are Zones fully gone?

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    Comment #48341113

    Honestly, this is my experience as well. LLMs make it easier to explore other domains, but they do not make you the master of one; you still need expert domain knowledge. That said…

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    Comment #48308583

    Well, enjoy your plastic toys and clothes that are full of known carcinogens I guess.

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    Comment #48207828

    > After typing your card numbers Yes, but the whole point of Wero is that you don't have to type in a bunch of info that can be easily stolen. With Wero (and many other internation…

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    Comment #48190954

    Another day, another pre/postinstall script executed that could have easily have been prevented by any sane package manager. NPM really desperately needs an 'allowBuilds' style all…

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    Comment #47964236

    Actually, those materials can be MUCH more radioactive in the beginning compared to 'conventional' nuclear waste, the half-life is just so short that you can let them sit for a cou…

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    Comment #47964197

    Why the hell did they build this in a former salt mine with known water intrusion.

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    Comment #47863970

    I sincerely hope Donut really has an ace up their sleeve, we could really use some domestic competition against China here in the EU. I sincerely hope that the next update from the…

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    Comment #47613642

    No, but it is a lot of corporate speak for such a simple announcement.

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    Comment #47611903

    TLDR; “fine, we’ll support Arm too because customers want it.”

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    Comment #47584552

    > We have libraries like SQLite, which is a single .c file that you drag into your project You are just swapping a package manager with security by obscurity by copy pasting code i…

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    Comment #47287709

    > And cancel culture. Highly politically motivated cancel culture. Most of the people who started on Mastodon are people of the LGBT+ community that were getting constantly harasse…

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    Comment #47183139

    It avoids the overhead of Promises, so I can imagine that this would be quite useful if you know that blocking the thread is fine for a little while (e.g. in a worker).

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    Comment #47134555

    Servo's original purpose was to reinvent everything for Firefox to modernize the codebase, and make it secure and more performant (e.g. CSS styling engine, HTML parser, etc.) So it…