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3y ago
Thanks, i havent had much luck lately and honestly need something asap
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Ask HN: Looking for a Job
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Are you using channels or flakes? Channels are non-deterministic as your nixpkgs essentially changes completely. Flakes always are deterministic as long as your binary cache is valid or the network hasn't bitrotten, or you managed to e
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Its been succeeded by nix and guix, theres reason you are increasingly seeing flake.nix in open source projects
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Ah yes, the same company that sued individual to pay portition of his salary to the company rest of his life. The same company that sends spies to spy on jailbreakers/hackers, watching their daily life. Search for Gary Bowser and Ninte
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There are few reasons: > Productivity > Readability > Performance > Static binaries > Not needing PhD in rust, especially async rust Rust works fine as high level language but it's absolutely awful for any
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Funny that this pops on the front page just as i posted this on show hn https://github.com/Cloudef/zig-budoux This site also nicely demonstrates how poorly web browsers break japanese text
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Sqlite virtual tables are nice. I made one for my db that decompresses strings from my other table on the fly (supports dictionaries for short data)
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Show HN: Zig-budoux: Wrap that Japanese and Chinese text properly
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3y ago
My solution is to write the cose myself instead
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I agree, they aren't great at programming, but I've found value from LLMs for rubber-ducking and quickly getting into new framework / library / language by using your existing knowledge and let the LLM augment that for y
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3y ago
Hardly can find work at current economy, good luck building a startup / getting that investor money. Already surrended to the fact I'll be fighting non-stable income until the end.
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2001: Cameras on Phones? – BBC News [video]
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They often have backdoors to the system or vulnerabilities in JIT execution.
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As long as consoles have web browser there is a way. Ps5 was broken recently
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Rust proc macros and the fact you can't really static link if something uses them made rust unsuitable for me.
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zig fetch fills the hash for you, or simply omitting .hash in zon and the compiler tells it for you. I'm writing backend in zig and I have zstd directly from zon as a dependency. .dependencies = .{ .zstd = .{
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That mesa issue reminded me of wayland issue thats been open for 3 years now where apps crash if theres even a slight stall due to the wayland socket becoming full. Instead of providing quick fix for actual app devs and users who are affect
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It is not maintained anymore, but there's termtosvg that still works and does not need javascript or service to render your output https://github.com/nbedos/termtosvg
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I guess they want to avoid possibility of such user reading the apps memory which would be possible. Or protect a clueless user from themselves if their phone is infected with malware etc.. (Though here I agree, "I know what I'm d
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Installed lineageos on Mi A1 few months ago as some apps stopped offering android 9 support, this is one of the few phones that do not report unlocked bootloader to safety net so it works with banking apps too. For my surprise, the lineageo
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Sounds like mafia
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Show HN: Zig2nix: Flake for packaging, building and running Zig projects
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It's rare to hit it, but if you do, having it happen silently is not ideal for sure.
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Pass by value / pass by ref is quite a bit of mental overhead as it effectively affects your ABI/API. Zig tries to not force this so as long as you "pass by value", the compiler can actually decide to pass it by referenc
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Here is my "steamdeck os" https://github.com/Cloudef/nixos-flake/blob/master/modules/s...
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Show HN: Zig-router, HTTP-like request routing
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I rewrote my rust project in zig. Final nail to coffin was finding out static building is basically unsupported and cross-compiling is even more annoying. Ended up with way smaller codebase, the code is more readable and im more confident a
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If only ssh://google.com was thing in browsers
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There are also often Unmanaged variants where you pass allocator to every method. In these scenarios you have to make sure you use the same allocator though. Unmanaged can be useful for short lived allocations or type that combines many sta
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