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"it runs on my device" is my criteria of success here

I just updated 2 dormant apps for the first time in 10 years; It took 2 days, and the apps were approved on a sunday.

You are describing what the Volt was doing back in 2011

Could be an obvious mistake in the title to drive engagement, or as someone said in the comments of the article:

> WSJ catering to the anti EV crowd to get them to say "Har har look at those silly EVs, needs a gas engine now."

If you do take a long-distance trip, the easiest way to cut carbon impact is to just not post about it. Social networks feed the envy that drives consumerism.

oh nice. If it goes up another 100% I may not lose money on this stock anymore.

What companies was this said about?

I agree that the program to create brains will be small, but the logic presented to explain that is false because it ignores the size of the compiler.

For example you can have a program that is 1 bit long and encode either a browser or an OS, provided the compiler/interpreter is big enough.

> The Rust implementation would be as efficient as possible on the given hardware with minimum memory/CPU

My sweet summer child.

And then there are the terrible compile times and huge binaries. In the scenario that you describe, what you want is Zig or C.