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    Comment #45878883

    This is exactly what's happening. There are some huge data center projects in progress in Montana.

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    Comment #45830056

    To be fair, Java's lack of support seems to have more to do with them needing to fix the whole primitive vs object mess rather than a lack of effort. It sounds like the Vector API …

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    Comment #45696085

    IIRC, when the Asahi project first started, Apple's response was they they didn't care about the project, and would make no efforts to hinder or help them. They also hinted that ru…

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    Comment #45655623

    For most modern programming languages, LSP servers are trivial to install. You can usually get them through your language or distro's package manager in one command line invocation…

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    Comment #45639782

    Check out Dylan, it seems to get pretty close, although the community is tiny even when compared to Scheme. It doesn't have laziness nor is a functional programming language, but i…

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    Comment #45639740

    Reading through those quotes, I get the impression that Stallman doesn't understand why underaged people can't give consent to people considered adults by the legal system. It fall…

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    Comment #45639585

    My impression of Rust crates is that most are developed because a standardized solution to the problem didn't exist or didn't meet the author's needs, so they built their own. Many…

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    Comment #45586818

    That's really as far as they need to go; if the userland is compatible with Linux, it can use all of the work that KDE and other organizations have put into building mobile interfa…

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    Comment #45149778

    I've been working on a legacy server-rendered app that has a bunch of ajax calls, and stock web components and their shadow DOM has been super helpful to keep the mess at bay. Most…