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by 0x1ceb00da 9mo ago
> The buffer is the UI, rendered by Emacs's extremely optimised text display machinery Doesn't emacs lag like crazy in files with large lines. Why is this still a problem? Every modern editor handles this gracefully. I remember
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by 0x1ceb00da 9mo ago
I saw him as a content creator doing some research, like pewdiepie or mrbeast. He's a good writer though. The article was a fun read. > Your goal here is to make the best YOUTUBE videos possible. That’s the number one goal of this p
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by 0x1ceb00da 9mo ago
Flag it as off topic
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by 0x1ceb00da 10mo ago
2 weeks notice and maybe even being backend developer is a lie. He's trying to midlead them
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by 0x1ceb00da 10mo ago
> some attacks that can be done in JS or Python cannot be done in Java Examples?
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by 0x1ceb00da 10mo ago
The programming language will ship with a smaller version of sokoban as demo.
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by 0x1ceb00da 10mo ago
> I found them quite boring since they are all repetitions on the same theme - just drawing lines on a square. And programming is just pressing buttons on a keyboard.
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by 0x1ceb00da 10mo ago
I think release trailers and announcement trailers are different things. This is what came up when I searched for announcement trailer of witness. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amR6LmU6bzg
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by 0x1ceb00da 10mo ago
We're at the bargaining stage now.
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by 0x1ceb00da 11mo ago
What kind of issues do you usually face?
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by 0x1ceb00da 11mo ago
Malpractice can turn a simple case into a repeat customer. Infinite money glitch.
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by 0x1ceb00da 11mo ago
This should be an OS feature and apps should just use the system theme.
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
> I always said if your code locks or use atomics, it's wrong. Why atomics?
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
What if there was only one white block on the grid?
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
> an insane amount of things List a couple > TCP connections are an illusion of safely Why?
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
I'm curious. Can you talk a little about that function?
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
tokio-postgres handles this by just dispatching the "ROLLBACK" command in impl Drop and ignoring the response. https://github.com/rust-postgres/rust-postgres/blob/a7a49a90... Is this not enough? Wha
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
Intellij
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
A human counting is also a mechanical watch made of cells.
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
But why cows and pigs and not chimps?
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
You can enable overflow panics in release build, so if you're a library, you have to play it safe because you don't know how people will build your library.
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
> A safe section of code that panics unexpectedly might preserve memory safety invariants but hork the higher-level logical invariants of your application The usual way of dealing with this is to use impl Drop to cleanup properly. Resour
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
> If you panic in the middle, the money is lost. Wouldn't a relational database help deal with this? > Without noexcept, it's hard to reason about which calls can panic and which can't, so it's hard to make bulletp
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
I see. These optimisations might not be UB as understood in compiler lingo, but it is a kind of "undefined behaviour", as in anything could happen. And honestly the problems it might cause don't look that different from those
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
> That's why wild has performance tests, to ensure that if a change breaks rustc's ability to optimize, it'll be noticed, and therefore fixed. But benchmarks won't tell us which optimisation suddenly stopped working.
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
> Great example of Rust being built such that you have to deal with error returns and think about C++-style exception safety. Not really. Panics are supposed to be used in super exceptional situations, where the only course of action is
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
> It’d be reasonable to think that this will have a runtime cost, however it doesn’t. The reason is that the Rust standard library has a nice optimisation in it that when we consume a Vec and collect the result into a new Vec, in many ci
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
Intellij wasn't immune to it either. Number of bugs has exploded since they started adding ai features to their ide, none of which I used for more than 5 minutes.
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
The joke is "be positive"
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by 0x1ceb00da 1y ago
Yep, it's definitely designed to target indians. Navratri starts on monday lol.

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