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by CPUTranslator 4y ago
From the main post and other comments it seems like it was for personal reasons, rather than pragmatic ones. They said they didn’t know how fast the Go implementation would be, but felt better about the original Rust one (I’m assuming befor
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by CPUTranslator 4y ago
Neat! I hope this is a step in the right direction towards and not-so-bespoke SCM. I do wonder: 1) How it handles large (binary) files. This is a major pain point when using git and even the standard solution (git-lfs) leaves *a lot* to be
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by CPUTranslator 4y ago
I am by no means a JavaScript person; I use it when it’s the right tool for job (rare). However, projects like Deno and Bun make me hopeful for the future of the JS ecosystem. And while the ‘1.3M modules’ headline is more scary than excitin
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Shufflecake: Plausible deniability for multiple hidden filesystems on Linux(shufflecake.net)
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by CPUTranslator 4y ago
Most compiler bugs I’ve seen (a rare occurrence) had decent workarounds that didn’t require much effort, and kept me moving while I waited for a fix (the community responds very fast). Overall, the design of the language is very clean and w
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by CPUTranslator 4y ago
I'd say to give it another go. There's a wide range of demographics in the beta, so it could've just been sent at the wrong time! Invites come in waves, usually at the release of a new version, so it could be a month or so be
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by CPUTranslator 4y ago
+1 for Odin. It's a very nice language to use, very rarely has bugs in the compiler, and has never required more than an 'odin build .' to build my projects. It does a lot of things right and removes a lot of the cruft of ot
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by CPUTranslator 4y ago
If you can get into the beta, the Jai programming language by Jonathan Blow ticks the box of "no build system required." With how the build system is managed (just running arbitrary code at compile-time that modifies the build pro
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by CPUTranslator 4y ago
I’ve thought about ideal fonts for both writing/reading and programming quite a bit, and have been let down at the choices out there. It seems most popular monospace fonts (Fira Code, Iosevka, Ubuntu Mono, etc) attempt to either fit as
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by CPUTranslator 4y ago
To me, this article misses the point, but only slightly. If we compare the proposed Photoshop for text and the actual Photoshop for images, those are very different tools in how they work with their respective mediums. Photoshop doesn’t use