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[pabloski]

Rome wasn't built in one day. x86_64 and ARM are the most used ISAs today. This means that Rust is ready to replace C for a lot of drivers.
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Yes obviously. If we programmers were omniscient God, we would program with a hex editor. Why waste time with IDEs, debuggers, high and not so high level...

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The funny thing is that the manufacturer of the 90%+ OS is experimenting with Rust. They have worked overnight to make and release an official Win32 API...

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Yes.



And this is why Intel has gone RISC-ish starting with the P6 microarchitecture. After all it is simpler to implement a...

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Thought the same. The idea is interesting. Better than using FreeBSD kernel + GNU userland, at least. But the wokist line makes me worry. Politics should...

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To be precise Intel has already gone RISC, starting with the P6 architecture. And ARM has gone partially CISC, because the ISA has been updated with complex...

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If you are so knowledgeable show us some piece of Rust "disaster" code. Because what you are writing is utterly absurd. It is clear you don't...

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Yes, but the reason why he is using NetBSD, is because of rump kernels. Is makes porting drivers relatively easy and has various other benefits. Also...

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The point made by the anti-Rust crowd is that Rust isn't state of the art and doesn't prevent some classes of bugs. Their arguments to support such nonsense...

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119 comments, 90% are utter garbage.

I see that there is a strong anti-Rust party, made up of people of have never programmed. Otherwise...

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So there is a catch that makes it practically unusable. I was thinking about how name mangling is handled, then reading the article you have posted, I...

[pabloski]

Is Kotlin able to output C libraries? I know about cinterop, but it works the other way, letting Kotlin use C libraries.



The...

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There is only problem. These languages ABIs have no interoperability between them. You cannot write an UI toolkit in Kotlin and hope to use it in Swift...

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Humm no https://www.freedesktop.org/software...t.service.html

"System extension images are strictly read-only,...

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Yeah, interesting, but I don't see these technologies coming to fruition. This is a new thing, but I bet we will never see a Linux distro capable of dynamically...