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rq1

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    Comment #49131980

    It was indeed an attack. The trains and other public transports to bring these people there were free that day for that specific destination.

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    Comment #49124759

    Just think of it as a decompression procedure. That’s all.

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    Comment #49002502

    Hilarious. It is absolutely a logical défense: our societal order and its relative fairness don’t emerge from the void. Otherwise a victim defending himself is the same as the pers…

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    Comment #48996651

    I never understood how people referred to or understood “whataboutsim”. I personally understand it not as a diversion but as a critique of the moral higher ground implied by the fi…

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    Comment #48844662

    I wouldn't disaree on the ergonomics: a powerful but unusable tool is... useless! Though ignoring all the PL lessons for the sake of "pragmatism" is just plain ignorance. Rust has …

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    Comment #48838643

    From a PL Theory perspective, Zig is vibe-coded. Not sure why people use it.

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    Comment #48794679

    I was wondering WTF was happening. This was past month: 516 + 518*n 516 n=0 count=4454 1034 n=1 count=318 1552 n=2 count=129 2070 n=3 count=56 2588 n=4 count=35 3106 n=5 count=14 3…

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    Comment #48784238

    Because it’s supposedly open?

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    Comment #48768612

    The main advantage of PeerTube and alike is that they keep the “professional content creators” and their crappy content away. Because of their unique monetisation feature.

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    Comment #48759194

    The Pi compression algorithm is better.

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    Comment #48624440

    The important properties of the logarithm are structural: we usually do not care about units or bases, except when carrying out an actual numerical computation. As developed in the…

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    Comment #48468911

    I think sooner rather than later, AI will replace CEOs.

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    Comment #48350790

    You’re absolutely right to push back on this. Sometimes it’s not just about the Ys but also the Qs.

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    Comment #48242812

    Enterprise programs*

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    Comment #48177705

    Photoshop?! Where we’re going, we don’t need photoshop.

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    Comment #47139516

    I assumed new projects but I just realised that I didn’t write it. But still disagree: we have cbindgen.

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    Comment #47135260

    > I would say modern c++ written by someone already familiar with rust will probably be structured in a way that's extremely easy to port because you end up modeling the borrow che…

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    Comment #47106540

    Imagine you read a value from stdin and parse it as: Maybe Int So your program splits into two branches: 1. Nothing branch: you failed to obtain an Int. There is no integer to use …

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    Comment #46281174

    Well I never advocated the latter, so please. And my logic is very sound, better than yours. :) I was replying to "the US does not get to decide who can have a nuclear weapon and w…

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    Comment #46278235

    As much as I agree with you. Iran is signatory of the NPT with all its consequences. Instead of letting more countries develop these weapons, we should work on denuclearizing all c…

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    Comment #46074519

    The next generation will include another processor to offload the inference from the RISC V processors used to offload inference from the host machine.

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    Comment #44551988

    What core type theory is C3 actually built on? The blog claims that @pool "solves memory lifetimes with scopes" yet it looks like a classic region/arena allocator that frees everyt…

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    Comment #43913834

    Ah I see, it’s a solution too!