Is this from the 90s? Who doesn't expect to be recorded when entering a retail chain? How the hell does the government have the right to decide what this private company can do on their private land? If you enter onto someone else's property you should play by their rules.
I don't understand why anyone would believe a study on anything AI at this point. I don't believe anyone can quantify software development productivity much less measure the impact from AI
besides jemalloc also being used by other columnar databases it has a lot of control and telemetry built in. I don't closely follow tcmalloc but I'm not sure it focuses on large objects and fragmentation over months/years.
In the US we have always at least acted like we try to buy American made. It feels weird that the rest of the world is only now considering where their stuff is coming from.
Who is a trust worthy partner? If you talk to a European as an American they often have a lot more dislike for each other. It hasn’t been a century since they tried to genocide each other
I've used them almost daily for 15 years. They are way down the list of things I'd want improved. It has been interesting to see the protobuffers killers die out every few years though
Even 30 years ago in East Texas we had sex ed in junior high. Abortions were legal and common. Boys had it shoved down their throats not to harass girls. I learned the biology of sex in 4th or 5th grade. While there was a common public message of abstinence the reality is most of the parents had their girls on birth control. At least all my friends were anyways.
The existence of signed malware does not mean that it isn't in our own best interest to have signed software. It's the argument of antivaxxers. You are probably equally confused how that works as well.
"It doesn't actually protect us though, so it isn't worth it and we shouldn't accept it."
That is completely false and dangerous misinformation.