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how this relates to garbage collectors

How does this relate?

maybe you installed a "Hacker news without AI" addon or script?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49659647

> Yes, I can, e.g. by implementing deferred deallocation, which is a primitive GC form.

sounds more like a form of manual memory management

as a programmer you know and you can even control it by designing the appropriate scope and moving between scopes

> You lose nothing when going out of scope with GC.

actually, you don't know

and yet whether or not other work is being done currently is in your control, thus predictable (unless you chose to give control out of your hands e.g. by introducing two threads racing against each other); same regarding the subset

a GC still won't run at the end of the scope - it will run at an unknown time and do an unknown* amount of work at the times it is running.

* subset of all allocations until it runs

if the arc is the last: the data structure is destructed and deallocated + atomic check

if the arch is not the last: atomic check

no, it is not. A gc won't run at the end of the scope when the reference is droped. And if it runs, the amount of work is unknown.

the work is predictable and the amount not arbitrary

> I'm being downvoted, but honestly, is anyone always testing their software while swap is active?

Yes, not only is my system using swap 100% of the time, but I am working on and using an application (Rust) which often is used during a high demand of swap and expected to run reliably.

why upgrade every 3 years when there are 7 years of updates?

> The #1 thing for the Rust project to do is make Rust faster to compile.

#0 get rid of the orphan rule

well, depends on how rich you are

the CCG isn't from the committee, but from Bjarne Stroustrup and Herb Sutter.

Bjarne is often in disagreement with the committee

are you sure?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69444641/c17-stdvariant-...

Fossify Suite

how many black holes have been created by particle accelerators in the past?

implies for me >50% - instead of >0% as suggested by @ricardobeat

Not to mention the insurmountable amount of ads

So far I have broken every Linux distro I used except NixOS.

And if I were to break it, i could just reboot into the previous system snapshot.

And I haven't read 1000 pages of docs - from my experience id doubt it even has that many docs.

AI generated code is allowed on Codeberg, but not if it's mostly ai generated

Nothing irrational here, already happened

you do you

it's beyond me why someone who uses F-Droid would consider an phone from Apple

Cancer is the smallest problem when bigger areas become inhabitable, and food inedible.

I am pretty sure anyone could make nuclear work by throwing lots of money around

If nuclear is such a big cash cow, why is edf in huge debts, state owned and suffering from aged power plants having issues?

I am pretty sure I understood quite well.

> Well, go for it, fork and "provide support" to the hardware hostile to non-stock OS, be a hero :)

I didn't insinuate hostility of every vendor except Google.