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Great talk! Rust is great and it is going to be even better!

Glad to see the hair growing back!

Stallman's arguments fall apart in the hardware blob issue, you cannot have free software without free hardware, the two have become interlinked, CPUs today can run microcode all by themselves and nobody other than Intel or AMD knows what that code is, your BIOS runs code and nobody knows what it is, these machines all have firmwares that can't be read, modified or audited by independent parties. The FSF doesn't care because these are hardware blobs and not user-modifiable software, but by that metric his entire class of security arguments falls apart as well, what's the point of free software if malicious control freaks can still track you just fine with hardware blobs in your FSF certified machine? Free software enthusiasts need to be free hardware enthusiasts as well, the most important thing about retro-rech is that there was no "computer science" there was only electrical engineering and that's how it should've remained, you should've NEVER disconnected software from hardware which is what we sadly did with the creation of "computer science"

I'm using zig to build a game engine, and currently am able to maintain decent temporal safety by encapsulating all gameplay features in functions with pure inputs and outputs, and having a elaborate comptime system to glue all these functions together into a graph, cloning data when necessary, and providing an allocator to each one that is cleared in the next iteration. I mean I dont have to worry too much since its a game engine, but it feels pretty good to solve my particular memory management issues in an abstract system and let my business logic basically ignore the issue entirely

I would like to have an overview on how those 2 langages toolchains compares. (even if I know this is a bit unfair, because zig is so new)

Great talk. I'm not still sure about Rust future. It's a great language, but I feel people seems to mistake how rust is use vs how it should be used. The Rust codebases I know are using bad low level programming pratices like creating box ARC objects everywhere. For those people, a garbage collected language like go is probably more inline with their needs.

audio problem at ~36:00 :( EDIT: again at 47:00

A critical and honest look at the two languages ​​Rust and Zig. After viewing it, you will have a much better understanding of what the much-vaunted "memory safety" is really about and what approaches are possible to achieve it. Thank you.

more people are going to realize what he's saying pretty soon

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Absolute HERO!

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He cut his hair 😮

Microsoft went down Globally , Another reason to use free software, Chinese dont even use Microsoft 😂😂😂

Why wouldn't someone help him read?

aos 55:10 começam os melhores 5 min da SEI'23

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Olá pessoal, você venha fazer meu treinamento gratuito de GCP. A 1 aula já esta disponível ruclips.net/video/rGch91f16XI/видео.html

Boas, no minuto 6:20 eu não consegui perceber ao certo de onde vem, nem o que é essa função getMapa, se alguém conseguir ajudar, agradeço

Muito interessante, apesar de já ter brincado com makefiles ainda aprendi umas coisas, excelente iniciativa!

Toop seu material! Vi todo ele! Um abraço e fica com Deus!

00:00:00 Introdução 00:03:30 O que é a Internet? 00:05:52 Noção de Protocolo 00:07:09 Modelo OSI 00:13:15 Endereçamento IPv4 00:17:30 Endereçamento IPv4: Endereços privados 00:21:58 Endereçamento IPv4: DHCP 00:23:30 Endereçamento IPv4: Subnetting 00:29:56 Endereçamento IPv4: Hub vs Switch vs Router 00:35:09 Vida de um pacote 00:48:40 Detalhes IPv4 01:00:09 Dúvidas

Olá, não é possível por o som mais alto?

"Eu uma vez infiltrei-me numa aula de medicina (...)" ahahah

Adorei a experiência. Bora dar vida a este Podcast pessoal 👏🏽😉

Gosto, Beautiful Work!

Para quem ficou curioso, no momento deste comentário o Zé tem 179 amigos no facebook.

Olá e boa tarde

Muito bom, o Recreativo sempre a bombar ;)

Que patões !!

Qualidade :p