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1 month agoJust how high are you?
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1222·1 month agoI’m always amazed how the fuck your feelings crowd have so many feelings and how loud they are about them.
61·1 month agoIt was a public company, the shareholders would’ve sued them, no?
30·2 months agoWelcome to the world of tomorrow!
From ChatGPT:
This passage describes how certain patients have trouble using oxygen efficiently during physical activity. Their bodies can’t extract enough oxygen or produce energy effectively because of problems with mitochondria (the parts of cells that generate energy) and poor blood circulation. These issues seem to be linked to a lingering, low-level activation of the immune system.
As a result, their muscles and tissues don’t get enough oxygen when they’re active, which leads to symptoms like a fast heartbeat, difficulty breathing, and the need to stop exercising early. Over time, harmful byproducts like lactate (from incomplete energy production), reactive oxygen species (that can damage cells), and prostaglandins (involved in inflammation) build up in the body. This triggers more immune system activity, which worsens the energy problems, disrupts muscle function, and can even affect the brain. This makes existing health issues worse and leads to more severe symptoms during physical exertion.
It says “When I tried to upstream minor fixes to the C code to make the behaviour more robust”. That doesn’t sound like a major changes to me and related to some bugs 🤷♂️
Am I misunderstanding? I thought there were existing bugs caused by unclear lifetimes, and adding a simple C wrapper would prevent those, and make Rust Interop easier at the same time? Which they eventually did, but it took one year?
Why does fixing bugs and making the API more solid = “refactor in more bugs”?
7·3 months agoLol it actually is. Boost for Lemmy doesn’t show it, had to go on his profile to see the date
4·3 months agoOk, will just keep using archive.is
Is there a list somewhere?
203·3 months agoGood thing probably nothing can be done about it because SCOTUS ended the Chevron deference!
When Fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross
It’s rated at 7.4 / 10 by critics, it’s just that no one (out of 7) rated it Rotten
11·4 months agoYup, so don’t turn your head too suddenly
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