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I don't get your examples.

The rust code you pasted doesn't show any lifetime.

The `&f` in your imgui example is equivalent to the `&mut age`.

Are you just comparing the syntax? It just take a couple of hours to learn the syntax by following a tutorial and that `&mut` in rust is the same as `&` in C, not to mention that the compiler error tell you to add the `mut` if it is missing.

Also 0..=120 is much more clear than passing to arguments 0.0f, 1.0f. it makes it obvious what it is while looking at the imgui call it isn't.


GDP is not measuring what is bought, but what is produced.

Bingo!

Some will argue that consumption drives production but according to the common definition children don’t contribute to GDP.

Assuming governments are going to address population growth/decline then it’s a choice between incentivising births or issuing visas.

Even in countries that have free healthcare births are in decline so it’s not the cost of children alone that is causing this situation. I would argue it’s the economic crutch called immigration.


A mom can also take her car in a non-car-dependent infrastructure.

That's why the article put that reason aside

It could have done an even better job of putting it aside by not even mentioning it at all.

Instead we're all sitting here talking about it instead of the technical reasons.


so far we know of 1 branch, in 1 thread, on the entire internet, "talking about it instead"

If they had not mentioned github's association with ICE, then we'd be in a situation where everyone would be questioning whether or not the relationship had anything to do with the decision.

Which is totally fine

they saw an opportunity for bait and you took it

Only with OLED or AMOLED screens. (And even then, not sure i would say "a lot")

Russia shares borders with Norway, Finland, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia and Poland which are NATO.


If you lose your phone or if it's out of battery, you'll get a free boarding pass at the airport as long as you checked in online before getting to the airport.

If you didn't check in before, you'll have to pay a 50€ fee. (Same as before)

Source: https://www.ryanair.com/gb/en/lp/explore/digital-boarding-pa...


The linked article doesn't have that info. But it is in their FAQ

https://www.ryanair.com/gb/en/lp/explore/digital-boarding-pa...

> as long as they have already checked-in online before arriving at the airport, they will receive a free of charge boarding pass at the airport.


It's "you can fool one thousand people once, but you can't fool once one thousand people". No, I think I got it wrong.


I was (and am still) a C++ person. But I somehow became also a Rust person. I am sure some people felt attacked, but imho Rust has most of the characteristics that made C++ a good language and that's why I "embraced" Rust rather than felt attacked.


Yeah rust is not C++ but it really compliments C++ well. Each has their niche and tbh I see them converging into the two kings of the systems space rather than actually competing with each other.


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