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by selfmodruntime 10mo ago
This doesn't 'cast' anything. The compiler prevents this because it would allow references that outlive their owners. Freely 'casting' only works for data that is static in nature anyways, at which point a coercion
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by selfmodruntime 10mo ago
You would be severely disappointed.
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by selfmodruntime 10mo ago
This article is mostly about new code.
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
Germany does fund and work on a couple of serious OSS projects. Look for Opencode. They are also actively working on the matrix spec.
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
> I know nobody that programms or even thinks about rust This is your bias alone. I know tons of people and companies that do. Rust most likely runs on your device.
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
Not to glaze unelected uniparty governments, but this is what you can actually achieve if you don't have to focus on your new election the moment you enter office.
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
And yet even its major cities are filled with sewage, 400 million are without healthcare and less than 50% of its people have reliable access to clean drinking water?
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
> University was cheap or free Ha! I wish. It's not free. You will pay the same that Americans pay for Uni over your life many times over since tax rates in the EU are really high. Healthcare isn't exactly cheap either. And eve
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
In fact, US Americans are paid so well, the GDP per capita of the poorest state (Missisipi) is about the GDP per capita of France . In fact, the gross average wage of Missisipi is just barely lower than the average salary in Germany. Ameri
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
The US is gigantic . Imagine if every EU member, however rich, poor, or corrupt from Bulgaria to Germany had to enact one healthcare system.
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
I recommend that you look into the bug trackers of the original tools. There were a lot of bug reports that came from reimplementing these tools. It's also not a replacement - at all. You and distro managers can choose not to use them.
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
You don't get a blanket pardon for a marijuana conviction. You get a pardon for that exact crime. No one gets a blanket pardon. That is my point.
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
> Biden issued sweeping pardons to expected targets of Trump's anticipated A suitable pretext meaning a crime.
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
Thanks steve. Sometimes there is no satisfying people.
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
Finding critical bugs is always worth it. This didn't "break" Ubuntu, it was just a hiccup.
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
How dare these software engineers working in their free time don't do it in a way I agree >:(
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
so? someone has to maintain software. The unix world is already in a crisis because they can't find maintainers.
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
> That's empty dogma. This dogma is statistically verifiable. We could also replace them with Go counterparts > I will take proven C or even static analysed C This just means you don't understand static analysis as much as
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
> Always strikes me as odd that Biden is somehow both a senile decrepit old man and a criminal mastermind depending on which is most useful at any given moment. Biden is not a criminal mastermind, and he never was. He changed into a decr
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
> Biden pardoned his son for a petty crime. Again no, Biden issued a sweeping pardon for his Son that pardons him of all crimes, known and unknown. Hell, it was a pardon so broad that even left leaning pundits like Politico publicly wrot
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
No. You are making it seem like Biden pardoned his family for petty crimes. He pardoned them in advance for any crime they have committed that is yet unknown. That‘s an unprecedented move and you claiming the other side will „come after y
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
Biden obviously wasn‘t in the mental state to do anything himself in the last year of his presidency.
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
Not a fan of the other guy but keeping a decrepit old man from the press because you know he can‘t do the job, all while - surprise surprise - the exact same guy who is older than my grandpa when he died gets diagnosed with a long time form
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
> Your brain is doing computation with neurotransmitters instead of transistors. This is an incredible simplification of the process and also just a small part of it. There is increasing evidence that quantum effects might play a part in
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
> aren't they just annotations? proper use of mutexes and lock ordering aren't that hard, they just require a little bit of discipline and consistency. No, they are not. You also don't need mutex ordering as much since Mut
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
> i don't really care for mindless appeals to authority. make your own arguments and defend them or don't bother. You previously appealed to Linux being the largest worlds most important source tree and then you choose to esche
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
> If you ask nearly any person on the street in Germany (or Austria, or Switzerland) which economic system is in effect, they will say it is capitalism. Because it is. If I ask the average person on the street if they think the moon phas
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
I have re-visited and re-read all of my comments. Nowhere did I mention a USSR guidebook anywhere! This must have been from another commenter. Sorry!
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by selfmodruntime 11mo ago
Thanks! I am trying to educate only!
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> @selfmodruntime Arguing that the existence of regulations makes an economy non-capitalist is something I've only ever seen extreme left and extreme right-wing people make. Good thing I haven't argued that at all. I was arguin

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