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It's the same in C++. The compiler and language design came first and then the library (aka executor) part comes next.

Rust has basically 2 executor libraries, tokio and async-std. It seems to me like tokio is solidifying as the executor of choice and it's only a matter of time before that design is baked into the std library.
Maybe profit is the modern-day perception of why you'd buy crypto-currency. All I could hope for would be for the tokens to be kept secure and available for spending, that's already a high bar.

I can see the argument against proof-of-stake, doesn't your quantity of tokens increase without doing anything?

The way I see it, other crypto-currencies only have the payment-processing system component. There's no expectation that some "Bitcoin corporation" is working hard to increase the value of individual bitcoins. It's like buying Chinese currency, the promise is that you can spend it in some places more efficiently than dollars, not that China is working hard to make a yuan/renmenbi worth more than a dollar.
In fact this is a perfect example of mutual voluntary organization and governance.

Citizens looked around and saw a vacuum of righteous leadership on this issue. Notice that it always takes a leader (the principal in this case) and then people who actively and vocally follow (the health minister) to allow the social space for Laura Bourne to feel like they aren’t alone in doing the right thing.

This process is exactly what we need to be doing for all things. Everyone needs to be involved and yes it takes time and effort.
Not only that, it's shared memory with the on-chip GPU. Isn't this a big downgrade in both memory capacity and GPU capability?
The term (in the US) wasn't originally that long. It was decided individually but not to exceed 14 years. That's long, but much more reasonable in a time when it could take months for just some basic roundtrip long-distance correspondence.
I am wondering if raising objections internally will be sufficient in this case. As a leading executive at Binance shouldn't he be expected to report any malicious activity to the authorities?
I see! That's better/easier. I hope they've come up with something that still looks decent for the majority of my contacts who don't have or share a contact photo or who (shock) don't use an iPhone.
OK but I asked "Is this now the best hardware (or at least pareto frontier) for local LLMs?" and it sounds like you're mostly talking about software issues.
It should be possible for non-consenting individuals to claw back their money when needed, by rules agreed to by the society they live in. Agree or disagree? More than one word, please. A full explanation is required to justify allowing DPRK and Russia to fund themselves by stealing from crypto-fools and innocent bystanders around the world.