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> They are registered as a 501(c)(3) which is what people commonly call a public charity. Why do they do that? Seems ridiculous on the face of it. Nothing about 501(c)(3) entails providing any sort of good or service to…
No. Proper "reform" entails reorganizing our economy. We will all die before this happens.
I completely disagree; discipline is only optional in C++ if you want to ship broken code. Even the top poster in this thread that actually cops to the productivity overhead of C++ admits (albeit obliquely) they still…
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Doesn't really matter after compression unless the bulk of your code can be culled from the end product. Tbh the largest business value this has is slowing down people trying to use your internal APIs.
Speak for yourself: I'm not returning to the world of "discipline" (aka lost productivity) without a damn good reason to carry on existing codebases. It's just a waste of a good coder and certainly of good time.
Penrose is obviously wrong and has been repeatedly criticized for his shoddy thinking when it comes to cognition.
It would help if anyone believed Silicon Valley was capable of producing a non-profit of any value to begin with.