It might be a better wording to say "reducing chances of introducing vulnerabilities". The appeal of Rust is that it makes it easier to write safer code, not that it makes it impossible to write bad code. You can write code in C to be as safe as if written in Rust. And with the advent of coding agents who can check for vulnerabilities, Rust might lose its edge against C. Both will have a long and fruitful life, but nothing like a takeover will ever happen, the fundamentals of C are unparalleled.

No disciplining force greater than that of the free market. See Menger unfold.

Yes it's.

My concern came from your assertion that the "dumping", not the "reaction", is what makes you feel good.

I didn't think you where! I'm just expressing what the extent of my experience is on severe issues. Your emphasis on the superficial relief rather than on the cure was what shoot off the alarm on potential addictive-dependence. This was further emphasized by your assertion that you already had expressed yourself to a professional who parsed your inquiries and showed you they where either normal or identifiable yet being listened to and understood wasn't enough for you.

If none of those patterns match your case, could you consider rephrasing?

Pay close attention to this and this alone k00b, you are asking for prescription drugs, not a solution. A therapist is a good solution when you don't know what to say or fear to open yourself. But you don't, you do speak up. You want to keep feeling good. You want a confident who can keep the shots coming. That's because you feel empty. What makes you feel empty? That's the question you must answer first. Then go outside on your quest to get it.

Source: I have had to deal with waaaaay too many people on the verge of mental collapse up to outright suicidal meltdown. I have no idea why I have happened to encounter so many but I should have a title by now.

It hurts me to see my beloved USA dishonored this way. On one side, it deserves so much better. On the other side, sad reality is that since Trump started advocating for things Biden would have considered too far left, and yet Trump still has so much support, if there was any cheating in the 2020 elections it's now completely irrelevant, for people still got what they wanted at large. All my hopes are now in Elon's new party.

Thank you Sr :)

WooHoo!!! Awesome!! :D

Thank you again for the bounty :D

I can not avoid to think about coal, but you said that a material is not the answer. So I can only think about a black body, but thought that was too abstract, like saying "absorber", which wasn't the answer. Let me think...

I'm certain A is a superconductor, and B does behaves as a superinsulator, so what else could it be is beyond me. I'm at loss here. But really appreciate the sats, thank you :)

Got it, then A is a superconductor and B is a superinsulator, thats for sure.

You mean in abstract terms like "B is an absorbing object" while "A is a reflecting object"?

Sorry I'm lost there.. you already specified the geometry of the bodies (spherical), their consistency (solid), and want to know what the bodies are but their material is not the answer. What property is left? Or what you mean is what they could be as real life objects? That is, not "metal sphere" but "cannonball"?

Without limiting the options to a specific material, generally speaking, object B could be an amorphous arrangement of molecules (hence its light absorption, low conductivity and less weight than A), and A could be a crystalline arrangement of molecules (hence its reflectiveness , superconductivity under low temperatures, and higher immutability than B under high temperatures).

Thank you!!

New address: determinedcrab91@zeuspay.com Sadly Zeus service deprecated the previous one and to recover it I have to pay premium subscription annually. Not sure what they think that venue will end at.

Much appreciated Sr! :) I'm not active there yet! But I'm planning to!

Yakihonne all the way. Fully packaged experience. Indexed on the web. Only working UI and UX so far. Includes phone app. Regularly updated.

By accident I took a very cumbersome approach and found out I unconsciously settled with it, so I refrained from cleanlier solutions ever since: I take notes directly on the titles of events on google's calendar. It wasn't a conscious strategy, I used google keep before, but one day I needed to take a quick note and make sure I would not forget it so google's calendar was the way to go, and cumbersome as it was it just worked, and unconsciously I forgot of google keep existence ever since. So the virtue of this is that I always keep important notes on the loop until I settle them on a proper document (always Obsidian, it's just perfect). I only have to look on one app for everything, the calendar, so I make sure I don't forget anything, without thinking about it, specially if notes are linked to events. It turns out this is just a rediscovery of the good and ol' agenda, so I really hope google improves taking notes on the calendar in the future.

This sums it up for me. If that's the take, I'm all about it.

The assembly-based scheme in itself is fundamentally flawed. It's designed to be manipulable by filibusterism either towards a pre-defined outcome or towards none.