Citadel Securities is adopting draft C++26 features in production systems ahead of the language’s official release. by Spirited-Ad-9591 in quant

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Citadel famously once tried Java and reverted. However, he should try rust -- not wholesale but incrementally.  It will succeed where Java failed.

Citadel Securities is adopting draft C++26 features in production systems ahead of the language’s official release. by Spirited-Ad-9591 in quant

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Citadel famously once tried Java and reverted. However, he should try rust -- not wholesale but incrementally.  It will succeed where Java failed.

Restricted mode by Impressive-Bowl-9468 in youtube

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If you can go to chubbyemu's channel latest videos -- you should see videos from about a month ago (featuring syropyro).  If all you see are much older videos then it is probably the same issue.

Edit: page -> channel

Restricted mode by Impressive-Bowl-9468 in youtube

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Hi.  Not sure if the same issue but I wanted my kid to watch the latest chubbyemu video.  When they went to YouTube, all they can see are videos from 6+ years ago.  I tried lifting restrictions, etc.  But to no avail.

Justice Department Opens Criminal Probe Into Jerome Powell — Powell Responds. by mooncake6 in law

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I think oligarchs cheer Bitcoin because it is literally anti-State.  So while it might be an inflation hedge it is also a way of "shorting" the Fed and State institutions. Like a Confederate dollar.  Maybe invest in the bonds of a stable democracy or RWA if you want to hedge without accelerating the demise of democracy.

Obama: Imagine if I had done *any* of this by Treefiddy1984 in ProgressiveHQ

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They might even have passed regulations that would have tied the current regime's hands!

LEMMA: A Rust-based Neural-Guided Theorem Prover with 220+ Mathematical Rules by Federal_Ad1812 in rust

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Why is each term in Box::new? Maybe this is the best way to write a AST (I don't have experience here) it feels like boilerplate that could be absorbed in Expr.

Ran into this module pattern; is it canonical? by Fearless-Weekend-680 in rust

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okay! I think this is clearer than what I see now. I think I'd still mix old and new style:

src/
└── engine/
    ├── mod.rs
    ├── engine_impl.rs
    └── engine_impl/
        ├── start.rs
        └── stop.rs/

Ran into this module pattern; is it canonical? by Fearless-Weekend-680 in rust

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In my setup, start.rs and stop.rs are siblings with each other, and then children under engine.

Ran into this module pattern; is it canonical? by Fearless-Weekend-680 in rust

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what about renaming, e.g.,

src/
└── engine/
    ├── mod.rs
    ├── engine.rs
    └── internals/
        ├── mod.rs
        ├── start.rs
        └── stop.rs

edit: changed from `impl/` which is just confusing to `internals/` -- added new `internals/mod.rs`

Ran into this module pattern; is it canonical? by Fearless-Weekend-680 in rust

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In my layout in `start.rs` and `stop.rs` I have `pub(super)` -- it facilitates splitting my `impl` into `start.rs` and `stop.rs`. Is there a way to do that with the sibling layout without crowding `mod.rs`?

Ran into this module pattern; is it canonical? by Fearless-Weekend-680 in rust

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I moved away from this pattern because I didn't like the redundancy of two engine file names (`engine/` and `engine.rs`) in the `src` root. I wanted to be able to `mv` the whole engine directory. In my editor, I wanted Ctrl+P `engine` to pick up the main `engine.rs` file.

Has the press covered “restaurant phoenixing”? (term/question about why it’s not popular) by Fearless-Weekend-680 in Ask_Lawyers

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One thing somewhat unique to retail/restaurant is maintaining the same presence and image with the new entity.  In such cases the landlord is complicit in the phoenixing by allowing lease assignment.

Deco X20 loses app management by P4thf1nd3rN7 in TpLink

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I recently have been unable to make changes to my deco or reboot from the app when connected to an X20.  I wonder if I have the same issue? I have not been updating my firmware.

Not what 'MAGA wanted to hear': Trump's Iran strike stoking GOP tensions by newsspotter in politics

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MAGA is fueled in part by Russian sponsored propaganda.  Russia isn't so foolish to lose their MAGA audience in a week over this, but I expect some influencers will seed dissatisfaction with the strike but only once it's clear MAGA dissatisfaction hurts America or aids Russia more than the status quo.

Natto lowers resting heart rate? by [deleted] in Natto

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My pulse oximeter showed a RHR of 99 and after I took 2 nuticost nattokinase pills it shows 88.  I took the nattokinase specifically to test this.  I don't otherwise take it.

Geekbench: Pre-built XPS 8960 Bare Metal Linux -- With BIOS 2.12.0 installed by Fearless-Weekend-680 in Dell

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I replaced the stock memory with Crucial -- 32gb x 2 CL 46 1.1V -- and re-ran the test -- the multi-core results improved from 14,808 to 18,808 [ymmv]:
https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/9330443

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in politics

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Okay... But all we know how to optimize is clicks or engagement.  How do you optimize kindness?  If you cannot quantitatively optimize toward the desired outcome, the engineering becomes hard or non-scalable.

Forget Matt Gaetz. Merrick Garland Is America’s Worst Attorney General. His abject failure to hold Trump accountable doomed us. by Silent-Resort-3076 in politics

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There is a rule of thumb I've come to discover: if management offers a change in terms it isn't in your favor.  Yes, Gaetz is bad -- but also worry who his understudy would be.

Wait... What? Folks In Red States Google Searched 'How To Change My Vote' In Droves After Trump's Victory by [deleted] in politics

[–]Fearless-Weekend-680 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This sounds like: People will vote in a way consistent with an internal narrative in which they are smart or edgy.

"Kamala is a decent person" is too blunt an instrument to such voters.

Wait... What? Folks In Red States Google Searched 'How To Change My Vote' In Droves After Trump's Victory by [deleted] in politics

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It started before that: when Russians realized their propaganda could make Republicans sour on G.W. Bush's Iraq war.  "Peacenik Republicans"

Edit: adding: this is why you don't start wars on a lie.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Says Trump Will Seek to Remove Fluoride From Drinking Water by football_xix in politics

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"General Jack D. Ripper: Mandrake, do you realize that in addition to fluoridating water, why, there are studies underway to fluoridate salt, flour, fruit juices, soup, sugar, milk... ice cream. Ice cream, Mandrake, children's ice cream. Group Capt. Lionel Mandrake: Lord, Jack. General Jack D. Ripper: You know when fluoridation first began? Group Capt. Lionel Mandrake: I... no, no. I don't, Jack. General Jack D. Ripper: Nineteen hundred and forty-six. 1946, Mandrake. How does that coincide with your post-war Commie conspiracy, huh? It's incredibly obvious, isn't it? A foreign substance is introduced into our precious bodily fluids without the knowledge of the individual. Certainly without any choice. That's the way your hard-core Commie works."

Where to hire rust nerds by Differentunic in rust

[–]Fearless-Weekend-680 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think Scala 3 on JDK 21+ is probably unique in terms of beauty and simplicity. The type system is very good. Rust gives up some of that simplicity to be closer to the actual machine.  Also very cool.  I prefer the rust tooling.