Every time I write speed critial code in C I check the generated asm output and it is totally possible to fine tune it to get you want in low level.
I gave up assembly language to write C, because C has an easy learning curve, and the C idioms are easy to understand and follow. Rust is an assembly language with major concentration on ownership, and sharing. Most of the time is not spent solving problems, but solving Rust grammar problems. What I would eventually like to see, is a C to Rust converter. Then we could use rust to manage any mutable/sharable/ownership issues. Or perhaps, we could have a RUST to C converter. As a programmer with 20 years of C. I can write code that is anyday as good as the best or RUST.
that may have made sense back in the day when the demographics were different
Within the USA, this is still true.!!!
What the hell happened? Why do we let him continue to sabotage the post office?
HE IS WORKING TO A BUDGET. YOU CANNOT SPEND MONEY YOU DO NOT HAVE. Bravo Mr DeJoy
But modern chip plants don't bring a lot of jobs. We need to stop giving companies money in exchange for nothing but the vague promise of some jobs and maybe some tax revenue. I've said it before and I'll say it again if they want my tax dollars they need to give us something for it and that's something is stock. And not the cheap stuff I want proper voting shares. No more corporate welfare Queens.
May I also suggest that Ohio's unpolluted waters must remain unpolluted. And the plant must be flooding, hurricane and tornado resistant. Finally, the plant must have 24/7 clean electric power. Can Ohio deliver on these needs?
Yeah, because there'd be no money in becoming a shill for the oil companies.
The global warming is not affected significantly by the oil companies. Yes, they are a factor for pollution, which does contribute to global warming, but the major factor is the stripping of forests. Take away thousands of square miles of forest for agriculture, wood harvesting (without replanting), and and city expansion, and you change the surface of the earth to ward off heating the core. When that core gets warmer, the north and south poles experience melting. So, what are Americans to expect by 2050. a) It will be too hot to live in the south, and Midwest in summer. Definitely too hot. b) People will be migrating north towards Canada, even as it too gets warm summers. Canada may be invaded by the USA, looking for agricultural land and place to build cities and escape the heat of summer. c) The ocean is expected to rise by 3 meters (10feet), Many American cities against the ocean will lose their downtowns (The old part where the cities started). d) Expect more extreme summer/winter climate changes, including hurricanes and tornadoes and cyclones. I hope that my grandkids are able to accomodate themselves, beginning in the 30 years hence.
Indeed he will be remembered. He will be remembered for being a hypocritical douche bag. "I support free speech* (* as long as it is speech I agree with. Otherwise I will pitch a fit and demand they censor the shit out of the bad thoughts)" - Neil Douche Young 2022 I dont even like JR but fuck Neil Young. He was an asshole back in the 70s and is still one now.
JR and Tucker Carlson are accomplices to murder. The two have listeners who are unable to use google and determine if the vaccines are useful or ineffective or dangerous. The vaccines are not the latter two. They are not ineffective and not dangerous. Noone has died from the vaccine, but then 1/50 of non-vaccinated who contract Covid do die. 1 in 50 with vaccines applied in hospitals has reduced the number to 1 in about 100 (1/100). If you think of a high school of 700 students, that school will have deaths of 7 to 10 students. My question is, why did you take the polio vaccine and the smallpox vaccine. The smallpox was given to babies who could not as yet walk. Polio vaccines were given to kindergarten children to protect them. And here we have idiots that want to gamble the reset of their life on surviving the covid virus.
...then don't complain. They're under no obligation to you. This is just like the guy the other day who bugged his own libraries because he was tired of commercial users making use of them and not paying him one red cent and everyone freaked out about it. God forbid people should want to make money. Perish the thought.
If you really don't like this then perhaps consider that free as in freedom shouldn't mean free as in freeloader.
There is no "money" in free software. As a retired old fart, I can't part with my pension pennies. I did produce freeware, but noone who stopped to post a "thank you, it is in my library as useful". But aside from retirees, corps who take the software, repackage it and make a buck from it, should share in the benefits. If they do not, free software will cease to exist.
The summary is confusing whether to expect these in Spring 2023 or "late 2023", i.e. a 2024 model year vehicle.
Either way, it's over a year away. Between the Cybertruck (announced in 2019!) the F150 Lightning, the Rivian and now this, it's getting kind of tiresome that none of them are out on the road.
We know a cool electric truck can be prototyped. Now, who can build them?
How long before the state governments adds an annual permit tax on the truck plates tax? That added tax would be equivalent to the loss of gasoline taxes if the truck was using gasoline. It could also be a mileage tax. Who knows? But a tax has to come or the roads will be potholes with asphalt around the holes.
Why does everything have to be 'unveiled' these days? Why is it veiled anyway? Can't things just be announced/introduced/shown/displayed? What is all this metaphorical unveiling bullshit ?
The travel distance (mileage or kilometrage) is a simulator output. In real life, there is traffic, and stop lights and variable speed requirements. But it is coming... All car makers are making the transition.
In every non-trivial program there is at least one bug.