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by 9d 1y ago
This is incredible . I wonder if this will be the future of OSes. This readme is really, really interesting to read through. Why did you use wasmi instead of wasmtime? I might actually try to use this OS inside a VM. Half of me wants to
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by 9d 1y ago
Yeah this whole design reminds me of the candy look of Mac OS X 10.1 through 10.3
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by 9d 1y ago
Don't get me wrong. I'm all for people sharing what they created with joy. And I'll even rejoice with you if it's genuinely cool. But to say "only we can do this" is like saying "we're the best, all o
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by 9d 1y ago
> "... and a fluidity that only Apple can achieve ..." (from the promo video on https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2025/06/apple-introduces-a-de... ) I'm excited to see this effect turned into
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by 9d 1y ago
I emphasize that it's the Vatican because they are the most theologically careful of all. This isn't some church with a superstitious pastor who jumps to conclusions about the rapture at a dime drop. This is the Church which is
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by 9d 1y ago
I forgot to say the second part: Using AI is the same as code-review or being a PM: 1. Have an ideal abstraction 2. Reverse engineer an actual abstraction from code 3. Compare the two and see if they match up 4. If they don't, ask the
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by 9d 1y ago
Full link and relevant quote: https://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/cfaith/docu... > Moreover, AI may prove even more seductive than traditional idols for, unlike idols that “have mouths but do
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by 9d 1y ago
> It doesn't give me any of the same kind of intellectual satisfaction that I get out of actually writing code. Writing code is a really fun creative process: 1. Conceive an exciting and useful idea 2. Comprehend the idea fully from
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by 9d 1y ago
Considering the actual Vatican literally linked AI to the apocalypse , and did so in the most official capacity [1], I don't think avoiding AI has to be ludditism. [1] Antiqua et Nova p. 105, cf. Rev. 13:15
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The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life (1956) [pdf](monoskop.org)
2 points by 9d 1y ago|0 comments
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by 9d 1y ago
Wait, is this a competition?
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by 9d 1y ago
Am I wrong about this? Their algorithms were simpler. Their output was simpler. As their complexity grew, proportionately did program performance. Not to mention adding language convenience features (generics, closures).
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by 9d 1y ago
C++ will be a very useful, fast, safe, and productive language in 2070.
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by 9d 1y ago
Every few years I look into D and read it and think it's really good and want to write something in it. But then I come across comments on HN that make me feel like it's not good enough compared to something like C++ or Rust. I kn
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by 9d 1y ago
Well I tried.
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Dear everyone, hire me to make this Rust and SDL3 and V8 and TypeScript thing(sdegutis.github.io)
5 points by 9d 1y ago|3 comments
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by 9d 1y ago
Oh so then you're already doing that. Well then that's fine, the tasks will get done when they get done then.
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by 9d 1y ago
That's about size and popularity, not maturity. Several very popular, small, mature projects have zero or few open issues. (And several mature, huge and unpopular ones too.)
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by 9d 1y ago
Have you considered hiring people to help you with these tasks so you can work in parallel and get more done quicker?
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by 9d 1y ago
All languages are safe if you use them correctly, and unsafe if you don't. But Rust is notorious for catching memory errors that could easily be exploited. Does Zig do this too now, or did I miss something?
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by 9d 1y ago
> And we’re looking at aarch64 next - work that is expected to be accelerated thanks to our new Legalize pass. Sorry, what?
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by 9d 1y ago
> For a larger project like the Zig compiler itself, it takes the time down from 75 seconds to 20 seconds. We’re only just getting started. Excited to see what he can do with this. He seems like a really smart guy. What's the pack
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by 9d 1y ago
Pure iOS apps stopped being profitable in 2009 or so.
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by 9d 1y ago
Ideally I'd like something like AssemblyScript on wasmtime, but then I'd have to compile `asc` (assemblyscript's tsc) to wasm first or something, since AssemblyScript is written in TypeScript, and Rust has no native TypeScrip
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Rust Scripting Languages Benchmark(github.com)
1 points by 9d 1y ago|1 comments
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by 9d 1y ago
I do.
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by 9d 1y ago
Yay!
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by 9d 1y ago
Cool high five
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by 9d 1y ago
2005: I don't have a TV 2015: I don't have a smartphone 2020: I don't have social media 2025: I don't have friends
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by 9d 1y ago
> I wish I could surf just that internet and so on. You just solved it for me. I've been wondering what to use 90s.dev for. That's it.

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