a2
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androgynous docking system
diyhrtuk.org
diyhrtuk.org
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Also the argument of "we have to cater to those who can't spend the effort to migrate" is self defeating.
What are they gonna do if you break API or ABI? Move to another language? They keep saying they can't even afford to change 1% of their codebase!
That's an empty threat.
What are they gonna do if you break API or ABI? Move to another language? They keep saying they can't even afford to change 1% of their codebase!
That's an empty threat.
November 28, 2024 at 9:39 AM
Also the argument of "we have to cater to those who can't spend the effort to migrate" is self defeating.
What are they gonna do if you break API or ABI? Move to another language? They keep saying they can't even afford to change 1% of their codebase!
That's an empty threat.
What are they gonna do if you break API or ABI? Move to another language? They keep saying they can't even afford to change 1% of their codebase!
That's an empty threat.
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i still think about this all the time
November 21, 2024 at 3:55 PM
i still think about this all the time
safety profiles does not give that 100% guarantee. Sean's safe c++ would.
November 22, 2024 at 9:34 AM
safety profiles does not give that 100% guarantee. Sean's safe c++ would.
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profiles does not solve the problem and is effectively vaporware, advocated for by powerful folks
safe C++ solves the problem and has a full implementation you can use right now, advocated for by a relative outsider
safe C++ solves the problem and has a full implementation you can use right now, advocated for by a relative outsider
November 21, 2024 at 6:34 PM
profiles does not solve the problem and is effectively vaporware, advocated for by powerful folks
safe C++ solves the problem and has a full implementation you can use right now, advocated for by a relative outsider
safe C++ solves the problem and has a full implementation you can use right now, advocated for by a relative outsider
it's also possible to do `cmd |& cmd`, `cmd &> file`, and `cmd &>> file` (redirecting both stdout and stderr at once) since bash 4 I think www.gnu.org/software/bas...
Redirections (Bash Reference Manual)
Redirections (Bash Reference Manual)
www.gnu.org
November 21, 2024 at 7:20 PM
it's also possible to do `cmd |& cmd`, `cmd &> file`, and `cmd &>> file` (redirecting both stdout and stderr at once) since bash 4 I think www.gnu.org/software/bas...
what happened to the orb, bring it to unfold
August 13, 2023 at 1:14 AM
what happened to the orb, bring it to unfold