But you can kill hundreds for the price it costs to neuter a few.

They actually turned the frogs trans and not gay, but that’s something the alternative media doesn’t want you to know.

That’s the zeroth date.

While I agree with the environmental, ownership and financial concerns, for me it’s seeing how stupid and dependent it makes people.
If we can’t get rid of them as a society, we should at least restrict/ban them in schools and universities.

APIs don’t fall under copyright, but implementations do. This is a good thing, otherwise we couldn’t have linux or wine, because they used apis from unix and windows respectively, or open source implementations of anything.
If you look at how another program does something to, you are bound by it’s license, but if you only look at what it does you are not.

The most important part is probably that it is a green field design, meaning they aren’t limited by backwards compatibility.

As for the specifics of risc-v? The option to chose a subset of the instructions (organized as extensions) allows for a more gradual tradeoff between price and performance in embedded devices.
On the desktop and server end, the vector instructions seem like the next logical step after simd, but my expertise there is limited.

Then everyone uses that provider for a few month and they have to raise prices as well or go bankrupt.

I agree with everything in your comment except the last word. Only sanitize in cases where there isn’t a better option like html or terminal escape sequences. SQL had prepared statements, which are better.

Nah, the android app has similar problems.

I stood inside the grey box where the magic happens. It was not dull because there was a physicists explaining everything.

Not quite, but fourth power may as well be.

People complain about AI stuff -> “don’t engage; just downvote and move on”
people just downvote AI stuff -> “why don’t you explain what you didn’t like”

Same with time zone. The IP location was way more specific, but if you use a vpn it might reveal some information.

There are some interesting aspects to asynchronous encrypted messengers.
https://youtu.be/9sO2qdTci-s
Not that I would trust some random strangers slop over established projects like signal.

And it was, the last half hour is not about c++ but his bad editor.

There are 2 reasons for dedicated servers, matchmaking and refereeing. Both those functions can be archived by community servers, but need to exists. If you don’t have matchmaking you need to find opponents for each game by yourself.
If you have no referee, the player hosting the match can easily mod their game to have a god mode.

wrong layer

Don’t have a thread doing line by line file reads, just to have it in memory. There is a piece of software optimized for tasks like this, the OS.
Just mmap your file and start processing.

It was bound to happen, as github actions are mess.
Im just happy that AI bros got hit this time, instead of something important.

Diesel is an ORM and sqlx requires a modern macro system, that many established languages lack.