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Glad to see this on HN. I stopped watching/listening/reading news in 2011 due to constant negativity and fear mongering. I don't miss it.

What is Rust's answer for Structured Concurrency?

I use the following:

1. On Android: Authenticator pro

2. On desktop: KeePass (with totp support)

[1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.jmh.authent...

[2] https://keepass.info/help/base/placeholders.html#otp

It seems like passkey isn't available for Google Workspace yet. (I'm a Google Workspace admin as well).

4. D

Reminds me of the awesome Gnome2 widgets that were so simple and elegant.

Not easy and not out of the box. You have to fight it out.

Might probably work with zoom.com. However it doesn't close zoom.us, albeit code says otherwise.

https://github.com/zchr/zoomies/blob/cb75091152518b27a003ce8...

Does anyone know of any reliable VSCode extension for Kotlin (Android or server side)?

In a democratic country, why would Bolsonaro flee if he is innocent?

59 MB Android app. No, thanks.

Face recognition was used to identify a lawyer who works for a company involved in actively suing MSG group. She was booted due to her being a lawyer at that company. Her identify was flagged. She was visually identified and then her id was checked.

IMHO, it’s a bullshit story because the issue is whether a lawyer working for a company suing MSG should be booted from other MSG venues.

Companies/venues had blacklists (deny lists) before face recognition became ubiquitous.

I wish it received more love, because asciidoc does. It's a complete documentation system allowing the users to write simple docs or full fledged books at ease.

GIMP was the birth place of GTK, which was later renamed to GTK+ after it was rewritten to be object oriented. GNOME desktop environment still uses GTK+

And here in US, we are stuck with imperial units like it was 1800s: oz, pounds, inches, feet, miles, etc for all common usage. When a foreigner visits here, the first thing they realize is how US has truly siloed itself from the rest of the world.

Help me understand, is this a replacement for docker desktop? Docker desktop provides kubernetes in a neat way. Does podman provide k8s on WSL?

C has head const and it's pretty common in C code bases. From what I remember, D had transitive const and not head const, so how does ImportC deal with this now?

Is head const now supported in DMD with ImportC?

https://dlang.org/articles/const-faq.html

What an insane, click bait title from BBC! No mention of stampede!

> The people who want to drag D into the Java/C# territory are the problem in my opinion

Absolutely and that's the majority of D community.

> took what C had to offer and put it to the next level

ImportC is a fantastic stuff that Walter is working on.

> simplify the language

Sane defaults, but the ship has sailed. Reminds me of a talk Scott Meyers gave a while ago "The last thing D needs (is to hire him)". I think it's time they hire him.

> compiler performance

Rather focus on just LDC or GDC and drop DMD altogether. DMD is a good piece of software, but for such a small community, I find it alarming that they waste human effort across 3 different compilers and still complain lack of resources.

This is my practical experience. I couldn't have put it better in words! Thanks!

It doesn't matter. Java is safe (thanks to it's GC) albeit having null pointer. Very few languages offered that guarantee.

FWIW, Walter Bright have been, for years, proposing the C standard to fix the billion dollar mistake in a backwards compatible way. Stroustrup is the head of the C standards committee, just saying.

Compilers are just short running tools. They can hog as much memory for the short period during compilation and die away after that. But a kernel is a critical piece of long software that can have CVE. The criticality is not to have the CVE in the first place.

How many other languages have been merged to Linux other than C and Rust? Zero. (Ignore perl scripts, etc)

Did you look at the PR that was merged?

https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/lin...

This is not trivial work. This will only get over better over time (with funding), all for safe and secure Linux for the mass!!

The only thing that concerns me now is the Rust code in kernel is not GPLv2. Not sure if that's intentional.

> On 11/07/2022 Jakub Beránek announced

Not to be snobby, but I wish everyone used a standard date format.

Probably back in 1.100000004632568359375 days.

Wait, when did HN become reddit?!

Makes me worried if the common internet user has lost it all to these corporations. Are there true privacy centric browsers out there? No, not Tor.

-betterC is the way to go for embedded. Checkout this blog as well: https://dlang.org/blog/2021/06/01/driving-with-d/

I don't think it's true. Show some example?

Templates work even in betterC mode.

> What an amazing language. There aren't many 3rd party libraries, though. And whatever exists is highly questionable.

Can't agree more. Such a powerful language but with an absolute meager ecosystem! No dogfooding.

GC and crashes are pretty common on long running high performance apps. They should just build things from the ground up using betterC.