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It seems like some other mathematicians (not affiliated with openAI) have also (or close to) done this. A statement was posted about the surrounding events by one of the them: https://cims.nyu.edu/%7Etristanb/statement.pdf Also Terrence Tao's post: https://mathstodon.xyz/@tao/117233528517340774

Does anyone know if there is any plan for no-panic to be a language feature? I think there was some discussion about this regarding Rust in the Linux kernel or embedded Rust but I don't know if there is any consensus or any plan regarding this.

It was nice to see one of Ronaldo Nazario's iconic moment on the wall.

Nice to see Vyukov's MPMC queue mentioned. It's pretty neat. I have used a C implementation[1] of this in a small personal project.

[1]: https://github.com/dorjoy03/dsync/blob/master/src/mpmc_queue...

Thanks for the response!

I am in a similar boat where I never completed my degree. I am from Asia. As far as I know even if a job does not require a degree, lots of countries do require Bachelor's degree to get a work visa, for example, for USA it's either bachelor's or 3/4 years of experience per university year I think. I would appreciate if you could share your story of how you moved to America.

I emailed requesting for changing the URL and thanks to HN moderator it's fixed now.

Sorry. You are right. I can't edit the URL now and can't delete it either.

Hi. I haven't compared it with rsync as rsync has a lot more features than dsync. dsync only works locally which is what I needed and decided to implement myself.

Hey. Thanks for the input. I have heard of rsync but did not try it out because I wanted to implement something simple on my own. And about the benchmark, I think comparing with cp makes sense as when targeting an empty directory it is really just measuring what time it takes to "copy". I guess it could make sense to do "sync" benchmark too but I really just measured the copy performance to be honest.