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feat: update export dataset with new user posts and statistics for 143 active users

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- Refresh export/0_dataset.txt with updated user counts (143 active, 4281 total contributions) and recalculated IHateForALiving stats (387 contributions, 0.58% share)
- Append new posts to user files: 12bitfloat (Advent of Code discussion, rayon performance), Chewbanacas (pets plugin, discipline vs talent), Davidson2021 (thank you reply), Demolishun (carry weight, power supply, emotion control), IHateForALiving (cat decoration, Puff tagging), Lensflare (Amazon guess, old people scrolling feature)
- Add three new comment period graphs (comments_per_day, comments_per_hour, comments_per_weekday from 2024-11-07 to 2024-12-05)
- Update compiled graphs image and binary wheel/source distribution to version 1.3.37
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@@ -13,4 +13,7 @@ Let’s spare both a dollar and privacy by not using Twitter. No matter what cho
Rayon should be considered a cheat.,@retoor
Regarding your portfolio, I never even checked once in the recruiting processes I’ve been involved in. Unless it’s a really complex piece of software or a very popular one, I don’t think it matters at all. Your ability to get a job is related to your ability to speak bullshit.
Regardless, I am not telling you to not do code, I am telling you to put efforts where it matters.
Regarding the future of DR, don’t have too much hopes. The beginning of the internet is way behind, growing as an application is significantly more complex and requires a significant amount of efforts to be known, especially that any american company can come on your field and outbid you almost instantly with stupid amounts of investment.,@retoor reminds me of my university years. It was fun.,@retoor I am curious – is it faster with or without forking?```
Regarding the future of DR, don’t have too much hopes. The beginning of the internet is way behind, growing as an application is significantly more complex and requires a significant amount of efforts to be known, especially that any american company can come on your field and outbid you almost instantly with stupid amounts of investment.,@retoor reminds me of my university years. It was fun.,@retoor I am curious – is it faster with or without forking?,@retoor Both forking and threading have a cost, I was wondering if this slowing down your program just because the executed task was simple enough.,@12bitfloat you make me regret not knowing enough theory in computer sciences,@12bitfloat
This.
If the only issue in C was people forgetting to free their memory, it would have been quickly solved with compilation time checks.
But C is lacking a bunch of things that enforces repetitions, unsafe calls, verbose code, etc. In the past, a bunch of other languages improved on those flaws but with a cost. The beauty of Rust is to have those improvement at nearly no cost (only your sanity),@retoor it’s not because I know what I am doing that I want to do it. Productivity matters!```