Cloudef

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by Cloudef 1y ago
I dont see why they couldnt made their own derivations instead of relying on nixpkgs hashes.
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by Cloudef 1y ago
Sure there's tradeoffs for everything, but if I had to choose between macros, templates, or zig's comptime, I'd take the comptime any time.
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by Cloudef 1y ago
> I do not understand your criticism of [N]. This gives compiler more information and catches errors. This is a good thing! It only does sane thing in GCC, in other compilers it does nothing and since it's very underspec'd it&#
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by Cloudef 1y ago
To be honest your snippet isn't really C anymore by using a compiler builtin. I'm also annoyed by things like `foo(int N, const char x[N])` which compilation vary wildly between compilers (most ignore them, gcc will actually try t
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by Cloudef 1y ago
Not sure about professional quality. All the results seem to need quite bit of hand editing to look good. Also the examples only show animations ripped from street fighter.
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by Cloudef 1y ago
Literally every other device is usb-c, thats why
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by Cloudef 1y ago
LLM fanatics throw me nuts, instead of learned helplessness, at least try to understand what the token predictor outputs and be honest when you used LLM to generate your code dump when asking for help. Otherwise you are just wasting time an
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by Cloudef 1y ago
It only works with nixos, it replaces the system ld that normally says "nix cant run dynamic binaries blah blah". Not sure if you can run it as cli tool.
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by Cloudef 1y ago
nix-ld is the better way
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by Cloudef 1y ago
Isn't this more like coroutines / green threads? I guess it doesn't matter as they are essentially same concept apart from cooperative scheduling vs. preemptive scheduling.
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by Cloudef 1y ago
Kaze Emanuar's "Optimizing with Bad Code" video also goes briefly go through self-modifying code https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LiP39gJuqE
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by Cloudef 1y ago
> self-modifying code > brittle I mean that is to be very much expected, unless someone comes up with a programming language that fully embraces the concept.
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by Cloudef 1y ago
libc carries lots of global state and implicit ABI that complicates software stacks. While I don't like dynamic libraries in general, dynamic libraries wouldn't be such a mess as they are if libc did not exist. I dream of day we c
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by Cloudef 1y ago
libc's been poisoning software long enough. Glad it's optional in Zig on platforms that provide stable system ABI.
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by Cloudef 1y ago
Haven't tried it but there's build.crab https://github.com/akarpovskii/build.crab
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by Cloudef 1y ago
I think files as struct makes lots of sense. As it doesnt have to treat files in any special way then.
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by Cloudef 1y ago
While flakes have their own "checks" thing, what I do is just have a app definition in flake with the required dependencies. https://github.com/Cloudef/zig-aio/blob/master/flake.nix#L25... htt
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by Cloudef 1y ago
Nix is in fact perfect for this.
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by Cloudef 1y ago
Afaik its already possible with darling. Nixpkgs also has xcbuild replacement, but not sure if it can handle codesigning.
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by Cloudef 1y ago
You would have to give up on global error set with sum types, unless you want to see the global error set bloat with the largest sum type. Also if the error payload needs allocating what are you gonna do? Allocating is no no no here. I know
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by Cloudef 1y ago
The std has diagnostics struct you can give to the json parser. Zig is manually memory managed language so it doesnt have payloads in errors for a good reason.
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by Cloudef 1y ago
You can use anyhow, but yeah zig generally does errors better IMO
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by Cloudef 1y ago
Why is CEF used without sandbox?
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by Cloudef 1y ago
That sounds familiar, I used < https://github.com/Cloudef/android2gnulinux > to reverse one libjiagu program in past. The deobfuscated code eventually ends up in the ram, and you can then extract it.
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by Cloudef 1y ago
It's kinda sad how much "linux desktop" relies on GTK. I have my beef with dbus as well, but I wonder if you could do the indicator icons by only using the dbus protocol.
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by Cloudef 1y ago
Honestly if driving was teached at school and you get license once you graduate, that would be amazing
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by Cloudef 1y ago
At least used to
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by Cloudef 1y ago
Wouldnt that defeat the attack though as you arent serving the large content anymore
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by Cloudef 1y ago
The zig community cares about compilation speed. Unrestricted comptime would be quite disasterous for that.
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by Cloudef 1y ago
>unsafe rust Which is worse than C

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