Arcuru

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by Arcuru 11mo ago
For a while now I've been dual hosting my projects on both Github and Codeberg and adding a note in the README's [1] explaining the situation. I donate to Codeberg and run my own self-hosted forgejo runners for actions, and mainta
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by Arcuru 11mo ago
It will be very funny if it's vim, since Bram Moolenaar who created and ran it worked at Google from 2006 to 2021.
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by Arcuru 11mo ago
I love the `[[likely]]` and `[[unlikely]]` tags since they nicely encapsulate the Modern C++ philosophy. 1. They don't work that well. 2. The intended use case is that you'd label an unlikely branch that you want to speed up as `[
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by Arcuru 11mo ago
https://eidetica.dev I've been building a Decentralized Database built on top of syncing CRDTs, and recently got it to a point I can demo. It's definitely in a "proof-of-concept" stage though, known security
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Using CRDTs and Sync as a Database(jackson.dev)
3 points by Arcuru 11mo ago|0 comments
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by Arcuru 11mo ago
This person appears to have been "Languages Product Lead at Google", so they are very used to arguing about how important language choice is.
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by Arcuru 11mo ago
Unfortunately I can't find the reference now, but I remember reading that even though binary search was first described in the 1940's, the first bug-free implementation wasn't published until the 1960s. The most problematic l
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I Let AI Vote for Me in the Nix SC Election(jackson.dev)
2 points by Arcuru 11mo ago|1 comments
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by Arcuru 1y ago
Shameless plug: I'm betting that a lot of applications could use some form of CRDT as a Database, which would allow a fully decentralized backend/database for local-first apps. So I've been building one. Still working on good
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OSS Licensing Sucks(jackson.dev)
5 points by Arcuru 1y ago|4 comments
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by Arcuru 1y ago
I agree that this isn't technically "open source", but the FSL blocks competing use. Is anyone here actually blocked from using Liquibase because of their switch to the FSL?
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by Arcuru 1y ago
What is their new license blocking you from doing?
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by Arcuru 1y ago
Data hungry users/coaches probably already use something like TrainingPeaks[1], which has the more advanced features that you seem to want out of Strava. Might be worthwhile to check out if you're looking for ideas. [1] https:&#x
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by Arcuru 1y ago
Eidetica is a decentralized database project that I've been working on that is finally in a somewhat usable state. It basically wraps CRDTs into a close to normal Database interface, with decentralized authentication, background sync,
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by Arcuru 1y ago
> Instead of starting from scratch, we built on top of quinn-udp, the UDP I/O library of the Quinn project, a QUIC implementation in Rust. This sped up our development efforts significantly. Big thank you to the Quinn project. Aweso
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by Arcuru 1y ago
Its "pricing tiers" are "always free for OSS" and "TBD" for commercial use. I like the things I depend on to actually have a funding model, so that's actually more appealing to me than something fully free
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by Arcuru 1y ago
I've been mirroring all my public projects on GH and Codeberg using CI to keep things in sync, and add a note to my README's [1] explaining that both can be used. In practice the vast majority of OSS contributors are on Github so
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by Arcuru 1y ago
I think you're not understanding. The claim is that view counts are down but revenue is not because people using ad-block previously did not contribute to revenue but did contribute to view count, and now they are not counted as either
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by Arcuru 1y ago
Is it possible to accurately identify "AI generated" songs? Or do they have to be labeled?
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by Arcuru 1y ago
I understand why users get annoyed at "rugpulls", but if a company that is doing the vast majority of the work to develop and maintain a project is not financially sustainable they don't have that many options. An article lik
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by Arcuru 1y ago
> According to Debian's popularity contest (popcon) statistics, there are not quite 230 systems with Guix installed.
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by Arcuru 1y ago
There is a list of companies using the FSL at https://fsl.software/
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by Arcuru 1y ago
Oh interesting! I guess I read that post wrong, thanks for clarifying. I would be interested in learning more context around this issue once you are able to share, so hopefully there will be a report/post/etc after the embargo lif
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by Arcuru 1y ago
This also comes as the organization is preparing a coordinated update to fix 2 CVEs in the protocol [1], that were originally reported 6 months ago. [1] https://matrix.org/blog/2025/07/security-predisclosure&#
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by Arcuru 1y ago
I didn't realize Paul Lutus had an active blog! I would highly recommend not only reading this post but checking out the author. I read their book Confessions many years ago and it was one of the things that helped push me to look for
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by Arcuru 1y ago
Yea..sending it to the server makes it look sketchy. Even for my joke site[1] I make sure everything stays client side. [1]: https://faxyourballs.com
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Stay Out of My (Project) $Home(jackson.dev)
1 points by Arcuru 1y ago|0 comments
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by Arcuru 1y ago
48 hours is a crazy amount of time to spend just to compress a git folder, it's only a couple GB. 41 minutes still seems like quite a long time. Why aren't they just snapshotting and archiving the full git repo? Does `git bundle`
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by Arcuru 1y ago
They didn't store anything themselves since they encoded the full state in the urls that were given out. So the link shortener was the only place where the "database", the urls, were being stored.
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by Arcuru 1y ago
The email monopolies annoy me the most when other apps assume you have gmail/apple/etc. Notion recently launched email integration that only works with GMail, and all the marketing was basically "we added Email to Notion&quot

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