It's sad when someone calls a remake of a failed language invented in 1968 as a language 'designed thinking ahead in the future' and other people agreeing with him

I'm sorry to say but I like PHP better than go and php is in the top 5 of languages people use that I hate (most to least is go, rust, js, java, php). You might say they're the most popular languages but so my top 3 languages. From least to most: D, Zig, C++, Python (3) and C#

Go is a remake of what?

Someone made this point elsewhere. It's a 'trade secret' and 'stealing' is not as accurate as 'leaking' or 'copying' as it doesn't prevent the original owners from using it.

Usually civil lawsuits are fines. Should your (ex) employeer be able to put you in prison? Because I can see how that can be misused if a few figured out how to be convincing enough

Does it end with "The Times was initially put in touch with the hackers by a security researcher in California"? There was no information whatsoever

> The Times was initially put in touch with the hackers by a security researcher in California, Haseeb Awan, who was communicating with them because, he said, a number of them had previously targeted him and a Bitcoin-related company he once owned. They also unsuccessfully targeted his current company...

I'm not sure what you mean. The story continues after that point. Maybe you hit the paywall?

Even the Gray Lady can use the passive voice when she wants to delay or deemphasize the identity of the actor.

https://www.dailywritingtips.com/7-examples-of-valid-passive...

I also kept scrolling to see if it continued below the other links

For a personal project everyone basically ignored every post I made about it. I used server logs to generate analytics and noticed people hit the first page and left (I assume they spent seconds and left).

I then broke up the main page to many smaller pages and notice people still leaving right away but my documentation page got more overall clicks since the main page didn't massively overload them

I guess analytics don't give you answers but know what pages they tend to click on and what happens when you make a page more simple/more heavy you can figure out a solution

However I didn't end up finding a solution and I'm planning to rewrite my project. I have a better idea how I should introduce it to people next time

Really? I find that rust is worse than C++ thanks to clang

For example, is there a way in rust to get a runtime error when there's an int overflow?

Of course. rustc has the "-C overflow-checks" flag. Cargo turns it on by default for debug builds. To turn it on for release builds, just put "overflow-checks = true" in the [profile.release] section of your Cargo.toml.

Or better yet, the Rust standard library exposes all the relevant LLVM intrinsics for the primitives, so you have the {Integer}::checked_, {Integer}::saturating_, {Integer}::wrapping_, {Integer}::overflowing_ (inlined) functions to do all your integer math in an error-free fashion.

Yes there is. Overflow panics by default in debug mode, and you can turn that in in release mode with the overflow-checks compiler option. There's also checked_add.

1. Everytime I hear this I assume the business can't find people to work anyway when the excuse doesn't apply

2. If your underpaying people that's another problem

3. You're asking people to work during a pandemic. They're not putting their lives and fiances (who's going to pay for their hospital bill) to work for you

Most people don't get full pay on unemployment, it was a partial payment. $600 a week more for someone who was making min. wage is significant, that's an extra $15/hour.

Mass has a $12.75/hour minimum wage. I wonder how many people were making about minimum wage, there's always been an argument that min. wage was less than most adults make, but these owners are saying it wasn't true for them.

Could you get a little more into this? I never had to do anything like that since all my workplaces only used 1 language + js

I had a thought on this but it's alot of work for one person and IDK if anyone would use my language for that.

I agree tho. I been learning SIMD and the operations it supports are pretty neat

That's a really good idea. That's what I use compiler explorer for but I do it poorly. CC: llvm

I'm writing a language. I was wondering what you all suggest it have before you would seriously try it out? I don't think most people cares about syntax; does it need to be attached to a large project?

The beta of the last language I wrote had maybe half a dozen fans. I threw away the compiler/language because I didn't really know how to write a compiler back then. I'm writing a new one now