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Well considering that Russia has basically lost a war to a largely civilian-based resistance, and the US seems insistent on sending all of their troops to rather pointlessly freeze to death in Greenland, I'm not particularly concerned about either country engaging in world domination.

Well yeah because the road wasn't designed for a cycle line.

I still don't accept the fundamental core point of the arguement which is that rust necessarily makes it impossible to commit certain errors. Rust has its rules as such as only programming language does but that doesn't mean that mistakes are impossible.

The vast majority of errors are logic errors not memory leaks in standard functions.

Fortunately it's entirely possible to be neither Russian nor American.

So you're one of those basics that believes in the whole alpha male thing are you. You know thats marketing BS meant to get idiots to buy protein powder.

Wow this is so revolutionary.

Never in the history of the internet has music been available for free.

Canonically the impulse engines at least on the Enterprise D can achieve a top speed of 0.25 c. This means that when they're being "cautious" and moving at one quarter impulse, they're still moving at an insanely high velocity.

Oh so they're going to open their own fab are they?

Their solution to the RAM shortage problem is for the RAM shortage problem to in fact not exist. Obviously that doesn't work.

I'm completely confused by why they seem to think it's impossible to have coding errors in rust. I'm also confused as to why they seem to think that errors are actually a problem. You get them you fix them. Who cares about what language you do it in.

This stinks of somebody who's been in the industry for about 2 years and now thinks they're hot shit.

So there is apparently a problem with languages such as JavaScript and the solution is to use languages such as TypeScript.

Wut?

Because they currently contribute so much.

Actually Larry page may or may not be absolutely fine, I've never heard of him before.