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So, lean-zip "outperforming an equivalent Rust package that crates.io says has been downloaded over a billion times". Yes, zlib-rs has only been downloaded 200 million times... But it is way faster!

Hahaha, in the case of Sweden and Russia, the aggression has historically been the other way around!

Without comma's it might require a re-parse.

Currently, what are the countries that are most primarily focused on the welfare of their people? Those I would consider good countries.

Would be nice if you could make a version people can run in their browser..!

In that case, definitely learn Rust, it will expand your thinking about programming and be useful. Zig would just be too similar to C.

What has not been talked about here yet, and which isn't directly about AI, is this: "The benchmarks are neutral-to-faster, and the binary shrank by a few megabytes"

This says more about Zig versus Rust, and I was surprised by it, that a "direct translation" of this kind would give a somewhat faster and smaller binary.

He meant `command which`

An exclamation mark instead for impure would solve that.

That drastically reduces my level of interest (in spite of the write-up sounding very intriguing).

But then the call makes more sense: `describe {role: "admin", name: "alice"};`

What do you mean by "nuclear fleets"??

But if dirtyfrag is mitigated, copyfail is still active...