I bought mine a few years ago, never connected to the internet, never had a problem.

Now I’m definitely never connecting it.

a rich person driving for uber? lol

until you need to update them, or when you need recovery when travelling

Aegis + syncthing for remote backups

new kink unlocked

words? Where we’re going to we don’t need words

imagine government regulating what kinds of feelings are allowed in mind ads

we’re screwed

off by one error

I hate making out wearing glasses. That said, it is a porn category 🤷‍♂️

laying them off might save their lives, they should find another job

at least 2 breeding heifers

There’s no reason to believe it’s mostly unsafe. And even if that’s the case, changing from unsafe rust to safe is less of a leap than cpp to rust.

no shit, pick any post that mentions AI here and see who are the first ones to comment every single time.

If you don’t want a “cycle of negativity”, maybe let’s not throw rocks at anything for just bringing up the topic?

how’s acknowledging this herd behavior contributing to it. Some of us are also tired of reading the same crap in the comments.

It’s not a why not response. I’m asking back why do you think it wouldn’t be worth it even as a literal translation from C++, because in my view, that would be a first step towards a proper Rust port, and it still brings benefits to the table.

I’d give her a pass for being 15

Why it wouldn’t be? Surely not having idiomatic rust doesn’t eliminate other benefits of switching to the language, like better tooling, memory safety, and perhaps more people willing to contribute. Over time the codebase can be improved but the main goal in the transition seems to not break existing functionality, which they seem to have accomplished for LibJS.

out of context?

Please coordinate with us before starting any porting work so nobody wastes their time on something we can’t merge.

If you look at the code, you’ll notice it has a strong “translated from C++” vibe. That’s because it is translated from C++. The top priority for this first pass is compatibility with our C++ pipeline. The Rust code intentionally mimics things like the C++ register allocation patterns so that the two compilers produce identical bytecode.

that seems reasonable to me

yeah, this part of the community is as insufferable as the overly enthusiastic vibe coders

idk what to tell you, because I just tried it and it works

ah, this puts it together and it’s exactly what I was looking for, thanks

ah yes, I stopped watching the guy because of that and the clickbait, but he does make some interesting content sometimes.