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Needs more fam
Needs more fam
Seriously? Python for massive amounts of data? It’s a nice scripting language, but it’s excruciatingly slow
Midlevel management does this, not developers
Because they are assholes.
I would like to pay for the content, but they don’t want my money. So I don’t
That’s ludicrous.
It obviously stands for cryptography in general, not just TLS.
Careful you aren’t thrown off by a retpoline
Check it out anyways
Check out Rust
Too much effort, sailing the high seas is so much easier
Seems scammy (not you, but the “free” gpt4 providers)
Diese Kommentarsektion ist fortan Eigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland.
Many people are learning English as a foreign language through using it on the internet. Lazy native speakers hsing it incorrecrly despite knowing it better makes that very difficult, as they learn mistakes they later have to unlearn.
I am always glad when people point out such mistakes, for this reason.
It’s normie-accessible
I believe readability is mostly about experience. The more you read, and the more familiar you get with the typical idioms, the easier and faster it gets.
Rust puts a lot more information into the type system than C#, the result is much better type safety and compile time guarantees at the expense of longer and more complex type signatures. This also plays a part. But for me, I love strong, expressive type systems. I want my program to fail compilation, not explode at runtime.
Calme-toi, elle n’appartient à personne.
Who cares?
She called him an old madman in the link posted. She’s one of the good ones
Needs more AbstractSingletonBeanProxyFactoryDefaultImplementation