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The USA also has had it share of preventing the EU from getting involved.
Also Europe houses the company that builds the worlds most complex machines, which depends on innovations made by hunderds of other companies. I worked at one of those companies.
After the women got shot, the agent who shot lost the scene taking the weapon with him, which is against all regulations. Other ICE agents prevented medical help from a doctor who identified himself as such and the blocked an ambulance, making them complicit with the murder as she might have been saved if she had gotten medical treatment immediately.
[1] https://www.eunews.it/en/2025/06/12/denmark-approves-militar...
According to the LinkedIn page [3] mentioned at the GitHub page, the author has bachelor degree in Communication from Boston College. Either the author is a self-made genius at the level of Ramanujan or has are rather superficial understanding of mathematics and is simply good at prompting the right AI agents.
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46379409
Soft skills are always the more important than all other skills.
So, you need a minimal C compiler that can also compile the ungz and untar programs from their C sources. At the moment, I have a minimal C compiler that can compile the Tiny C Compiler and the standard library that is part of the GNU Mes compiler. One of the following tasks will be to see if it can also compile the sources for ungz and untar, which can be found in [0]. I think it will be not so hard as these sources already have been adapted to be compiled with a minimal C compiler.
tcc 0.9.26 → tcc 0.9.27 → gcc 4.0.4 → g++ 4.7.4 → g++ 10.4.0 → g++ 13.1.0
I think that Rust is build as part of live-bootstrap, but at a much later stage when the latest version of the GNU C compiler has been build.
At Hackfest Enschede 2024: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKXMwVqaauc with notes: https://www.iwriteiam.nl/Hackfest_2024.html