ottavio

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by ottavio 2mo ago
Again pgrust? This is going tò look like The Revenge of Zealots...
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by ottavio 2mo ago
Yes
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by ottavio 2mo ago
I have no issues recognizing that I had memory-related problems in production (I program embedded systems in C). But most of my issues were related to concurrency and data sanification, especially when the other end of communication fails w
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by ottavio 2mo ago
Well, this approach is more similar to imposing a dogma thank engineering. Is managing memory safely important? YES Is managing memory safely the solution to most of the problems? Absolutely not. Advocating the language ignoring everything
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by ottavio 2mo ago
Why should a developer use this for anything beyond a pet project? Just because it is written in Rust? All these "rewritten in rust" projects only reinforce the idea that a significant part of the rust community consists of softwa
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by ottavio 3mo ago
Bugs are not only related to memory and a program cannot be considered safe Just because it got rid of pointers, malloc and free. If you really think that switching language is the main driver to get safe programs, the you are on the list o
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by ottavio 3mo ago
Yeah, rust programmers are the new software vegans. They claim it is better just because of the language, ignoring the features gap, the size of the team developing and supporting the software and not having solved any issue with the softwa
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by ottavio 2y ago
On yearly basis, in 2023 it was #6 See page 83 of https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JHNwYFeNqfE2K6u08vk2-_ujhrY...
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by ottavio 3y ago
what's wrong with mutt? ;-)
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by ottavio 5y ago
I wonder how the could make cadavers get erections...
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Sergio Marchionne Dies Aged 66(bloomberg.com)
3 points by ottavio 8y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: Best website for making source code public according to the GPL
1 points by ottavio 9y ago|1 comments