Please get help. It doesn’t have to be this way, I promise.
I mean, I'd give a fair shake to an OS from the SQLite team [1].
In terms of words, they barely represent and never reference. Any statement like that serves primarily status gain, not know knowledge transmission (I proved this from the first statement above as well).
The reality is CS built a math model from totally false premises as it relates to communication and knowledge. It works for efficient value trading using symbols in place of actions. Does it have a future, no.
The problem is how do we shift to a real neurodynamic system of sharing?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cXtU97SCjxaHCrf8UVeQGYaj...
The ideas you mention sound interesting, but I’m not sure what the point is.
“We refute (based on empirical evidence) claims that humans use linguistic representations to think.” Ev Fedorenko Language Lab MIT 2024
What is there then?
What words (heh) do you use to distinguish between someone who makes more accurate predictions about the world than someone else?
But where-as with interfaces, typically they require you early define what your class implements. Rust gives you a late-bound-ish (still compile time but not defined in the original type) / Inversion of Control way to take whatever you've got and define new things for it. In most languages what types a thing has are defined by the library, but Rust not just allows but is built entirely around taking very simple abstract thing and constructing bigger and bigger toolkits of stuff around them. Very Non-zero sum in ways that languages rarely are.
There's a ton of similarity to Extension Methods, where more can get added to the type. But traits / impls are built much more deeply into rust, are how everything works. Extension Methods are also, afaik, just methods, where-as with Rust you really adding new types that an existing defined-elsewhere thing can express.
I find it super shocking (and not because duh) that Rust's borrow checking gets all the focus. Because the type system is such a refreshing open ended late-defined reversal of type system dogma, of defining everything ahead of time. It seems like such a superpower of Rust that you can keep adding typiness to a thing, keep expanding what a thing can do. The inversion here is, imo, one of the real largely unseen sources of glory for why Rust keeps succeeding: you don't need to fully consider the entire type system of your program ahead of time, you can layer in typing onto existing types as you please, as fits, as makes sense, and that is a far more dynamic static type system than the same old highly constrained static type dreck we've suffered for decades. Massive break forward: static, but still rather dynamic (at compile time).
What if he’s not an idiot?
What if we should actually be listening to what this guy says and considering it?
What if he has the same ability to see what nobody else can see early on in politics…
As he’s shown across the rest of his career?
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Also, an increasing percentage of men, especially younger ones, are becoming more and more conservative, whereas women become more liberal. The massive political divide vs. women is strong enough to prevent even friendly relationships across political beliefs.
Testosterone creates tension and a commanding attitude. Men naturally don't want to marry a feminist. Men want to marry a feminine woman, not a woman acting like a man. Women are literally a multi-faceted stress-ball for men: breasts, butt, etc are soothing to men. Downvote this comment if you want, blame some nonspecific "gender bias". It's nature; we're wired this way at the DNA level.
On a similar note, women weaponizing sex against men by initially advertising their assets, then withholding them unless they can control their men... it doesn't work in real relationships.
Then there's the race issue. Where I might get the most pushback: marrying someone from a significantly different culture is difficult. Might work for some, but a Southern American marrying a central-American immigrant is unlikely to work out in the long-term. Might be romantic and interesting, but culture is just so different. This is why diversity is not always a strength.
Women and men both want the former.
> women weaponizing sex against men by initially advertising their assets, then withholding them unless they can control their men
You need to spend more time with women who are emotionally mature. What you describe is childish behavior.
Keep in mind emotionally mature people will have less tolerance for bullshit or anti-social behavior.