Too bad Rust compiles with LLVM (C++) and the stdlib links to glibc (C) then.
I sincerely hope it isn't the reason though, I'm a huge rust fan myself (10years of coding with it already) and I think rust is definitely the future, but that doesn't mean all previous open source foundations should be thrown away.
In China that's just another Tuesday. I'm not sure why you don't think you are seeing it. Now, if they export such a product to Europe or the USA, that's another story.
that sounds very much like what world should be.. thankfully in my country (finland) we have these "free college", "free healthcare system", but 30 hour work week, nope, and seeing the old people running the show, never will happen..
star trek is inspirational to what future should go toward "betterment of one self" instead of getting gold.
Microsoft is also part of this battling, if you use chrome, and oh well try to search some windows api doc help on microsoft site, there will be "Try edge now! its faster than chrome".
Actually when you reinstall windows10, and open up browser, the first thing the browser does, is show some marketing about how much faster edge is than chrome and firefox.
The browser thing was really just to illustrate a starting point. I was going to mention Microsoft in the same breath, but Microsoft isn't important because they are kinda lost in the consumer space i feel.
And surprisingly Microsoft hasn't actually limited me with the apps i can use, services or buying physical products with
Today you have the closed-app store system's, restricted services to preferential devices and not even being able to buy products from one of the world largest outlets. They do this because in the past these companies have gained loyalty and now use that loyalty like cattle funneling customers away from competitors
https://yle.fi/a/3-11337944 https://www.helsinki.fi/en/news/fair-society/universal-basic...
so basic income caused more happiness, less stress. but those are not profitable things, so, no basic income in finland.
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