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in the Price for an nvidia card is not only the price for the card. Its also the limitations of producing it. The Hyperscalers have much deeper pockets than the consumers, so they compete via the price to buy as much as possible from the limited batches nvidia/amd/... sell. As a result, manufacturers are changing the number of different chip types, so that instead of 4 graphics cards and 1 CUDA card, there is now 1 graphic card and 3 CUDA cards.

The european auto industry is in jeopardy, because they still want to milk the ICE. Alternatives are treated as concepts or to circumvent fines.

- MS forcing AI

- the uptime is dropping

Thats what i implemented for myself. I made myself pre commit hooks for running clippy nightly and deploying my standard lints(clippy and non-clippy). Thanks to jq-lang and the jq-wrapper tomlq it can even work around the lints/workspace.lints difference with little problems.

For myself i have forbidden unwrap/expect, since this can lead to panics. For cases where an unwrap IS unavoidable, i use unsafe {unwrap_unchecked}. The unsafe is to make sure i can't overlook it.

I wonder what they have planned for the Chaos communication congress

Homework was only something i had to do, but i remembered nothing from it. It was used to shorten the time for going through the textbooks

And in an year it will be declared illegal in the german Equivalent of the supreme court.

Kde linux Rust

1. You are mixing up the development process and the language. 2. C++ would be an horrible baseline for newcomers.

In my opinion Rust has at the moment an good chance to be an successor to c++. Traits and derive macros already reduce the boilerplate an dev has to do.

For example Debugging: - i want to export the default debugging information: #[derive(Debug)] - i have so items that should not be debugged: custom derive implementation for the type or the secret information

Is that AI slop?

  And this find could redraw supply chains from Silicon Valley to Seoul.

The last time i looked at an Map, Seoul was in Korea.

Ide: vscodium Quick and dirty editor: nano

I personally like spigot. Its an calculator that will calculate until it reaches the end or until it reaches the desired precision.

The ontent is worse. It mixes up routing and target addresses. Perfect for censorship

Some routers can block internet access for new/specific devices. You could try to find the correct device by blocking them all and unblock them after finding and checking them. One possibility is that the stalker uses an old android. That would harder to detect, since its possible that the device is not connected via wifi.

If climate change prevention is the target, then its also an no for nuclear. Nuclear reactors need tons of cement, the fuel needs an complicated and energy intensive process with a lot of waste.

Tauri uses already existing renderers. Electron is an modified chromium.

Our devs can't install software without an reason or check. External packages/modules/... have an 24 hour delay, except for retractions and are scanned for malware. Selinux does the rest and we encourage devs to write policies for their applications.

We still don't know.

And by the money the energy companies made by keeping some of the fossil plants alive.

Especially in the eiffel region.

Isn't that amounting to defamation?

Will they bring an end to the war between .net and c++? only the future can tell

As far as i know the hardware production, owners of the company and software development must happen in the US

Since the author of a lot of patches got serious death threats, including the archinstall one, i wouldn't be suprised that not a few posts had to be removed because of the CoC.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bAN4Jam974

1.4? When did i miss that version

Nope

No: he had paid someone to make an excuse for him not to go.

Sso is not an solution?

How much would it cost to rewrite the client tools as an intermediate solution and in the long term to replace the something that can withstand the load?