I agree

I disagree. They can elect their governments more wisely. Like governments that don't consider IP theft irrelevant if they take big bucks.

Great article.

I haven't used their office tools since 2002, except a case of a paper some brain...ed colleague forced me to contribute in 2015.

A package manager like R's package manager or Julia's package manager or Pip would be also a good approach.

Zig build seems very friendly too.

Is this a new product?

Second law of thermodynamics? The electron and the environment have the same temperature. If it falls, it emits energy warming the environment without consumption of energy. But this is impossible.

Good question, but no.

For example you can make a very similar system with a positron and an electron https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Positronium . It's stable for a while, and it has very similar properties and levels like an Hydrogen atom. So the "second law" should apply too. But it has a mean lifetime of only 0.12 ns (1.2E-10s).

The second law consider also the properties of the materials. For example there are small bags with sodium acetate that are used as hand heaters https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_acetate#Heating_pad https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oj0plwm_NMs You put them in hot water, the content dissolves, and you let them cold to room temperature. When you click the metallic part, they crystallize and release heat.

Another example is connecting a small lamp to a battery. It release light and heat, specially if you can get an old incandescent light bulb.

Single particles do not have a temperature. It's an emergent property of many-particle systems.

you forget the thermal bath

DMD works on OpenBSD.

I second that