Dan Wallach
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Program Manager, DARPA Information Innovation Office (on leave from Rice University)
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@adrian I don't know a name for it, but it would be fun to discuss in the context of the Rust type system, where those would have be mutable borrows, and therefore guaranteed not to alias, versus C or C++ where you don't have apriori knowledge.
October 31, 2025 at 4:32 PM
@adrian I don't know a name for it, but it would be fun to discuss in the context of the Rust type system, where those would have be mutable borrows, and therefore guaranteed not to alias, versus C or C++ where you don't have apriori knowledge.
@adamshostack Also, FWIW, the best monitor measuring and rating web site, last I checked, was https://www.rtings.com/monitor
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December 2, 2024 at 2:25 PM
@adamshostack Also, FWIW, the best monitor measuring and rating web site, last I checked, was https://www.rtings.com/monitor
@adamshostack For a few years, I had a 40" 4K monitor, which was just fantastic for coding and web browsing, but was junk in terms of color accuracy and brightness. Now anything larger than 32" tends to be curved, unless you want to just buy a flat panel TV and pretend it's a monitor.
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December 1, 2024 at 5:05 PM
@adamshostack For a few years, I had a 40" 4K monitor, which was just fantastic for coding and web browsing, but was junk in terms of color accuracy and brightness. Now anything larger than 32" tends to be curved, unless you want to just buy a flat panel TV and pretend it's a monitor.
If you […]
If you […]