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The AsyncIterator Interface(without.boats)
1 points by Asdrubalini 4y ago|0 comments
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
If something is used by tens of millions, be sure that it will be updated even if legacy. Just not officially by the people who maintain the language.
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
Not officially supported doesn't mean not updated or not supported in general.
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
Rust's philosophy (unlike Python's, for example) consists in not including tons of stuff in the standard library, this way you can choose the best implementation for your specific use case from one of the many crates (which are su
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
How does this have anything to do with ads? Advertisements are used to fund the content you watch, not the infrastructure. Infrastructure is funded with the money you pay each month to your ISP.
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
Mmh no, a company isn't the same thing as a physical person (seen as a human being, not as a single person business), for example. As such, they are threated differently.
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
I do, no issues at all with the beta Asahi kernel, you basically have to git clone https://github.com/tpwrules/nixos-apple-silicon in /etc/nixos/, include a file from that repo in the configuration.nix a
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
Because they are the same thing, a company. Like you and Jeff Bezos are the same thing, a person.
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
How can Earth overshoot day be different from country to country? Isn't it related to the Earth as a whole?
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
Efficiency is not a known concept here in Italy. There are people/companies who get fined for paying taxes, and other people/companies who don't get fined for not paying them. There is no presumption of innocence when dealing
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NixOS on Apple Silicon(yusef.napora.org)
1 points by Asdrubalini 4y ago|0 comments
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
Did you see this fork's demo and a demo of lynx/links? Their difference is day and night
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Compiling Brainfuck Code – Part 4: A Static Compiler(rodrigodd.github.io)
4 points by Asdrubalini 4y ago|0 comments
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
Wow, didn’t know about Nixus, thanks!
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
I based much of the configuration on [1] but I took the nftables rules from the official nftables wiki. [1] https://francis.begyn.be/blog/nixos-home-router
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
My router (a VM with passed through network card) is currently running on NixOS, I’m really happy so far, it makes kernel patching (which in my case is required for the nic to work properly at 2500BASE-T) much easier than manually patching
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
Just use a for loop in Python over all characters and ignore each char that is not in the ASCII range of letters, numbers and punctuation. Or retype by hand if you don't know Python.
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
Strange, for me on Firefox 106 it is as smooth as Chrome (also M1 Pro MBP, 32 GB of RAM). Pokemon V doesn't lag either.
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
It’s pretty obvious that the article was talking about safe Rust, which is the default behaviour unless opted out with the scary “unsafe” keyword.
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
Honestly I have never experienced anything political officially from the Arch Linux team and I have been using it for five years. They have always been pretty pragmatic as they say, and technical choices are not political in the sense we ar
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
According to Arch Linux's wiki: [1] "Arch is a pragmatic distribution rather than an ideological one. The principles here are only useful guidelines. Ultimately, design decisions are made on a case-by-case basis through developer
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
This is part of the reason why I use arch and not antix or other political distros.
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
I’m just talking about when I’m using my distro of choice, not in general. Politics by definition is divisive and always thinking about it is destructive, I want to relax and stop thinking about stuff at least when I’m minding my own busine
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
I only want to forget about politics at least when I’m using an operating system.
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
Rust support seems good and it's already integrated if you press the lightning button in the top right. Sadly no vim support so it's not really usable yet (at least for me).
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How 56k Modems Work(laits.utexas.edu)
2 points by Asdrubalini 4y ago|1 comments
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
Definitely not, but I was referring to the macOS version. AFAIK you always need to have the app installed on some phone that is connected to the internet but things may have changed since I last checked. It doesn't bother me much on ph
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
Wanna talk about how the WhatsApp client on macOS (and probably also Windows) by default shows your webcam on screen if someone videocalls you? That way if you are sharing your screen and someone happens to call you, everyone will be able t
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
I know but it does not provide detailed and raw data, making it impossibile to do a bunch of interesting in-depth analysis. Also, I like to build this kind of stuff to explore async rust capabilities.
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by Asdrubalini 4y ago
I'm currently writing an HN posts score tracker (basically it plots score variations over time since they were in new for each popular post) and it's really handy that you can just subscribe with eventsource [0] and get realtime u

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