Comment Re:Safe C compiler (Score 1) 50
FIL has the old compromise of getting memory safety at the cost of a Garbage Collector. This is nothing new, and certainly not something that would compete with Rust.
FIL has the old compromise of getting memory safety at the cost of a Garbage Collector. This is nothing new, and certainly not something that would compete with Rust.
Nobody outside of the EU wants Starlink anymore since Elon threatened Ukraine to remove their Starlink access unless they sucked Trump's dick.
Now it's clear that Elon is willing to weaponize everyone's access to Starlink to serve his own petty interests. Since then several projects were started all around the world to build competing networks.
Good job Elon at sinking your own company (once again).
Your recommendation would then be to stop all other companies and give Elon the pure monopoly ?
Other than that, I'm not sure what your point it.
I was talking about subsidies specifically
No you weren't. You wrote:
Without subsidies or predetermined EU contracts
"If you are not embarrassed by the first version of your product, you've launched too late"
Reid Hoffman originally coined this sentence when discussing startup culture and the launch experience of LinkedIn.
This is the reality of the market. People will jump on the first service available, be it bad or otherwise. The competitor that release its stuff 1 year later has already lost the race.
So the bad technical decision makes market sense. You can either make money with fast crap or go bankrupt with a well engineered project.
So, you know clearly nothing of value here but insist on spouting nonsense at every opportunity. You are either Donald Trump or a troll. Well, both are trolls, so now we know.
Um... No.
The data brokers likely know what color your underwear is, and that you didn't change it this morning.
Do they know at what rate it changes color if I keep it several days ?
OpenAI is still stealing everyone else's lunch.
Just as much as Google News is.
Books: The Bourne trilogy, which, contrary to the movies, were very entertaining.
Everyone is using OpenJDK these days, nobody in their right mind would pay for their licensing.
The free market works on it's own
The planet may disagree though.
A plumber can make art while plumbing. A truck driver can make art while driving. Yet that is not the first purpose of their jobs. Hence, in general, a truck driver is not an artist. Of course, nothing prevents a truck driver from being an artist.
Same for engineering (software here). Our job is to build / maintain systems. Not to create art. Now, we can create art in the process, of course, just like everyone else. But no, engineering is not art by any stretch of the imagination.
Art: the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power.
Engineering is an activity that has a practical goal: Build a plane, make a website, make this piece of code scale. Not activities primarily appreciated for their beauty or emotional power.
"A car is just a big purse on wheels." -- Johanna Reynolds