CUViper

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by CUViper 7y ago
Try the developer download: https://developers.redhat.com/products/rhel/download
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by CUViper 7y ago
More discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19728112
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by CUViper 7y ago
One thing you may be missing is that the `Result::Err` in your return type must implement `From` for the `Result::Err` type where you're using the `?` operator. That's already covered if those `Err` types are identical (`From<T
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by CUViper 8y ago
SystemTap derived its regex functionality from re2c: http://sourceware.org/git/gitweb.cgi?p=systemtap.git;a=blob;...
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by CUViper 8y ago
Some computer company gets to have apple.com, the car company does not have nissan.com, etc. etc.
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by CUViper 8y ago
While I prefer full articles, preview feeds are still useful, because I can follow many sites this way. I don't want to manually poll each of those sites on my own to see if they've posted anything new.
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by CUViper 8y ago
Some of those target benchmarks are on Rayon, and we've found that valgrind interferes with threading way too much to be useful there.
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by CUViper 8y ago
Ah, ok. I suppose that's still a useful thing to say about Rust std though. :)
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by CUViper 8y ago
Rust 1.30 (now in beta) has already moved to a newer snapshot of trunk, LLVM 8ish.
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by CUViper 8y ago
> The standard lib has no special privileges, it's written entirely using the same language features available to everyone. Sort of -- it uses a lot of unstable features that are only available to outsiders with the nightly compiler
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by CUViper 8y ago
Use-after-free and other memory errors won't necessarily segfault anywhere near the source of the problem. It could also limp along, corrupting memory in weird places, until something totally unrelated segfaults instead. ECS might let
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by CUViper 8y ago
Some discussion of that usage: https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/70018/meaning-of...
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by CUViper 8y ago
Yeah, Rust usually eschews the sort of non-local reasoning that would require. It would be harder to implement, and harder for the programmer to think about too, especially with changes from afar as you say. Also, auto-`Deref` can make thi
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by CUViper 8y ago
It works when you access fields directly. Where I've seen people get frustrated is that calling a method on `&self` or `&mut self` is always a full borrow, even if it only really accesses and returns something partial. The bo
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by CUViper 8y ago
With arbitrary numbers: if the original paper was printed at 100dpi, and the film captured 1000dpi, then the losses from copying that film might not make a real difference in fidelity.
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by CUViper 8y ago
PDXRust just had a related talk, "Writing Software That's Safe Enough To Drive A Car": https://www.meetup.com/PDXRust/events/252160920/
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by CUViper 8y ago
They only claim support for Windows and Mac, but do you know if it happens to work with Linux too?
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by CUViper 8y ago
Fedora's kernel Makefile has a similar easter egg: https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/kernel/blob/master/f/Make...
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by CUViper 8y ago
Direct link: https://my.t-mobile.com/profile/privacy_notifications/advert...
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by CUViper 9y ago
The devtoolset compilers are explicitly configured to keep compatibility with the base system's ABI. edit: well, OK, the official answer is more nuanced: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_d
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by CUViper 9y ago
Directly extrapolating that 32% in 10 years would predict over 2B in 2106.
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by CUViper 9y ago
It will be available in Fedora 28+: https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/packageinfo?packageID=25...
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by CUViper 9y ago
Part of my human experience may include checking how the babysitter is doing with the kids. I'm not going to do that in a way that disrupts the show, but I still want that access.
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by CUViper 9y ago
LastPass updated a few days ago -- I'm using it with FF57 now!
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by CUViper 9y ago
At least in C++, GCC and Clang will both use a CMOVE: https://godbolt.org/g/W1GWyP
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by CUViper 9y ago
By not self-hosting in Rust, it should be easier to bootstrap on a new target. C++ is ubiquitous -- what other language would you choose?
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by CUViper 9y ago
Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Beach_(novel)
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by CUViper 9y ago
In generic code, the generated layouts can't even be written in a universal way, because they can vary depending on those input types.
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by CUViper 10y ago
I don't think that tells you anything without comparing to the infinitude of composites too. The fraction of numbers less than n that are prime is roughly 1/logn, which goes to zero in the limit. So I think the limit of numbers
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by CUViper 10y ago
Right, but it's an allocated section that doesn't get stripped like debuginfo.

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