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practicalrs

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    Comment #40876561

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    Comment #40876457

    Thanks to the whole Bevy team for their hard work on this release!

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    Comment #40859319

    In Oracle Database.

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    Comment #40790257

    The value of the hardware is around $360 million. What can he get for acting to the detriment of the company in the US?

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    Comment #40790166

    Ok, I quoted article.

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    Comment #40789665

    You can ask the contributor to rebase the branch and rewrite commit messages. I also would not want localized commit messages in my repos.

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    Comment #40789545

    I'm not a company law expert. But IMO such actions would not be legal in the EU.

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    Comment #40256123

    " Performance PHP has experienced a 400% performance increase between 5.6 and 7, and another 20% between 7 and 8. It's fast enough for most use cases, and if you need a specialized…

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    Comment #40182839

    Everything is great, but I'm redirected to localhost when I try to log in via Google ;)

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    Comment #40135823

    "uses about 20 bytes of RAM" I think it's a typo. 20 kb?

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    Comment #40101590

    From personal experience - such startups have a hard time getting traction. I worked in The Daily Edit https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/the-daily-edit/nmlm... It was an AI-…

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    Comment #39962735

    It would be interesting to get the author opinion about the latest Eric S. Raymond invention https://gitlab.com/esr/autodafe

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    Comment #39809358

    After 16 years of work, mostly as a freelance developer for multiple companies, I have a burnout. Fortunately, it's not an "I don't want to work anymore" - last week I had the firs…

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    Comment #39772204

    "a Rust CLI" - "C 96.5% Rust 1.4%" Not that I'm complaining ;) Is it a new way to market a C tool?

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    Comment #39608005

    "There's nothing inherent to C that prevents bad API designs like this." I don't have any data to back this and library interface designs are so personal taste-prone, but I would s…

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    Comment #39607645

    Such fameous hacker like Zalewski should better distinguish language and library interfaces design issues.

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    Comment #39606786

    That's a lot of releases for a dead software. I had 5 bug fixes releases for a software that is in pre beta release stage ;)

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    Comment #39409240

    I asked Thorsten about Windows support today, he said "Zed, you mean? After Linux, I'd say.". So there is some plan :)

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    Comment #39276187

    Rust could help with some vulnerabilities that are not related to memory safety too. It's type system can help you preventing vulnerabilities that are caused by logic mistakes.

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