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by RyanSquared 4mo ago
Time and date are... tolerable. There's SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH which should always be set to whack it into submission when used. ASLR of the _compiler being invoked_ resulting in a difference in the _program being compiled_ is nuts and woul
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by RyanSquared 6mo ago
crev is on the StageX team's radar, and is rather close to ideal, but falls short in some aspects I don't recall at this point.
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by RyanSquared 6mo ago
Once we have better support for multiarch in stagex, since StageX is distributed as OCI images, you could just replace your existing Dockerfile bases with stagex.
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How do you trust a new Linux distribution?(kron.fi)
7 points by RyanSquared 6mo ago|0 comments
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by RyanSquared 9y ago
> I would rather provide conclusive proof, like some side to side comparison of features to illustrate how idiomatic MoonScript is supposedly friendlier than Lua. In the reference manual, it is quite literally a side by side comparison.
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by RyanSquared 9y ago
I find it's used a lot in places you wouldn't expect. I found it used in a car radio, the modem used in my house, and a few other places. It's lightweight if you want to use it on embedded systems (for example, NodeMCU) if yo
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by RyanSquared 9y ago
This is basically Lua, excluding type annotations. Lua's form of OOP is very strange in that methods aren't bound to a parent context, but instead take the object as a value. For example, `object:method()` is the same as `object.m
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by RyanSquared 9y ago
That is correct. It's also done dynamically so you don't have any external dependencies required when transpiling to Lua code. EDIT: I am not saying this is better - it could certainly be improved or, as is the case with a project