Avicenna

Among other things…

don’t merge and drive

I think people (I foremost) should train the skills to skip tutorials/articles that are %80 not understandable (to the particular reader in question, not generally) rather than obsessing over them.

history | grep then !cmd no

huh I think I have been unconsciously using this and it actually works, somewhat…

Actually

https://neshobademocrat.com/stories/man-accidentally-shoots-his-foot-with-shotgun,121925

the answer is yes

have fun (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻

And then OP used valgrind

Surely you must be a master of linear algebra and Euclidean geometry

I came to ask why everyone suddenly deleted their account

All your base…

“it won’t be anything big”

yea but Rust is not above %80 of the languages in the chart. It is not just a matter of C being more obsolete than Rust it is more like C being one of the most obsolete in the chart. Can’t call it that until it is replaced %80 by something else in systems that exists world-wide and everywhere.

The C which is an integral part of every linux kernel on every computer and server running linux as the OS and all the embedded systems everywhere and almost all the performance critical parts of python libraries?

I won’t have much to say about assembly since don’t use it but far as I know low level parts of OS such as bootloader likely still uses assembly not to also mention embedded systems.

As long as both of these exist in embedded systems, it is just statistically weird to call it obsolete even in regards to other languages.

For instance data scientists majorly use python, but python critically depends on C and devices they use critically depend on C and assembly. Can you then really say what they do does not depend on C and assembly and python is more widely used?

How is C or assembly obsolete when they are literally everywhere is beyond me

13/21, seems like I am not significantly different from random guessing

and all the water+energy a small country needs.

You raped kids? You get a VIP pass

Yes but I think the abnormality here is the guy trying to sell this as the new normal, not even to mention all the associated problems with basing an entire code base on AI (which is a different problem than boasting about getting kids to write your whole code base but related)