Right, in effect you break down the possible function states along with a more rigorous form of targeted unit testing.

I don’t believe they used coq, but the sel4 Linux kernel is one of the most famous formally verified applications/systems.

https://github.com/seL4/l4v

The way to beat vulnerabilities is to use formally verified building blocks in my opinion.

You should look into Coq as it seems to have some good traction.

https://coq.inria.fr/

The new Total Recall. It’s a fun ride.

Because we can’t agree on needs and trusted software due to liability reasons.

The brightest minds in the field can come together and give standard recommendation for use cases using free software, but they don’t. We have billionaires who could fix this problem with a snap of a finger, but they won’t.

Problems are profitable. You can’t sell a solution to a boring mature field.

Have you tried enacting change and getting third party elected? Are you seriously blaming the voters as if they ever had more than 2 choices?

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This is why I switched also. More and more reports of NPM just breaking out of the blue.

I’m going to go on a less extreme take. They’ve been told from childhood they live in the land of opportunity, yet they work in dead end jobs or working fields.

They see money flying away every paycheck they live week to week on while being pumped propaganda (that people in suburbs and urban areas don’t see) that shows people who look different from them getting gov’t housing and getting programs funded with their tax dollars.

The same party they now demonize supports ridiculous looking gay parades that show a mentality they don’t understand, so they begin to hate. They wake up morning after morning in the same place with no change, and they stew and stew and stew.

So now they basically give up and see a hyper-masculine wannabe saying all the things against those who are different, and the long encrusted anger starts spewing out.

Most of the comments here are ignorant and hate filled against the wrong people. It’s not the MAGA supporters that did this, it’s the system. We need to stop polarizing ourselves with hatred and point the finger at those truly responsible. Not the poor (literallly) voters who are so dejected and living in decay that they just don’t give a rats ass anymore.

The more you hate the other side, the less you see the truth. The goal is to make you hate them. The goal is to make them hate you. You can’t define an entire person in a paragraph.

To be fair, not all reasons are good.

Not here. Vinyl is an upsell.

I’m in the sector, and there are legitimate time and effort savings when used correctly. Code refactoring gets a little smarter than a dumb script, boilerplate code is instantly generated, and real educational topics can be delved into and analyzed.

I don’t want to see it closed off, and I want the data used to train made public. These LLMs have capabilities older scripted systems can never match.

Eventually they will replace workers. Our society is too self-centered to make that a good thing.

Hopefully the Egg is revealed.

Sometimes the regulators sit back and see how the market is pushing, then regulate it to reduce waste. EV chargers for example.

Do they use the replicator when they’re not moving? Maybe they’re just picking up some hydrogen along the way?

Seems like high energy particles are easier to convert into new elements than low energy ones. Perhaps they’re transcribing uranium with the ingredients. Who knows.

If two moving balls hit each other and bounce apart, it’s the exact same thing as if you held the frame steady on one ball and viewed the other ball as moving faster. Just seems like the stationary ball gets heavier…

Perspective is everything.

Yep, 3. I like to explain things to people, now I get to be the smartest person in the room for a while. It’s great.

Signing up to take care of and be at the whims others is less “individualist” than the alternative. News at 11.

A cup of tea is around 500megatons if you convert all the matter into energy. We’re talking a few thousand Hiroshimas.

On my old commute, there was this one really long red light with a u-turn and merging road to the right you could take. Since the merging road was there, a right turn was allowed.

On busy traffic days, you could take the u-turn if the light was turning red and just go and skip it with a right turn. Pretty sure it pissed people off, but it was legal as far as I could tell.

It’s real. I’ve seen it happen with the high concentration dabs. Ended with a hospital stay.