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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
> the borrow checker rejects valid programs That's Godel's incompleteness theorem for you. Every static type checker also rejects valid programs, but that doesn't make them any less useful. Just one of those inconvenient f
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
100%. I would actually go further and say every value should be dropped immediately after its last use, including temporaries in the middle of statements, whether or not it implements Drop. Reuse the same rules that NLL uses. Breaking chang
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
I hope the tide does turn and then keeps going. I think the language restrictions around Deref(Mut) and Index(Mut) originally borne of purism are just not all that helpful in practice. I can make a network request in my Deref impl, but I ca
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
Or do this: 1. Release it as youtube.js for the name recognition 2. Wait for the certified letter 3. Announce you're renaming your project and get another 24 hours of exposure in the news This guy is playing the game.
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
From google's point of view, it's not second guessing you. It just associates words it decides are similar. You'd probably accept results for "dead generals", "killed generals", or "killed commanders&
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
A replacement for xxd, which it seems like equally few people know about for some reason. Probably the reason it's forgotten about so often
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
If you're on arch, most if not all these tools are in the official repos. Note that delta is named "git-delta". pacman -Syu git-delta bat ripgrep fd Saved you a weekend ;)
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
I could really use a better workflow to refine grep matches. Has anyone made a tool that combines grep (regex search) with fzf (multiple positive/negative patterns)? What I really want is something like: grep pattern1 **/* | g
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
Say what you will, but an IE webview loads instantly and uses 3MB of RAM.
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
The biggest perk of being president is the dial under your desk you can turn to raise or lower gas prices
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
This might be the first time I've heard someone say comprehensive documentation is a bad thing. Go's module docs are 82 printed pages. Is that better or worse? https://go.dev/ref/mod
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
I think yelling is appropriate if someone says they're thinking of building an Electron app. That's the only reason I can think of.
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
Your comment gave me an idea for a lint that might help prevent those mistakes. Right now rustc flags `unsafe {}` with an "unused_unsafe" warning. However it doesn't warn for `unsafe fn foo() {}`. Maybe it should.
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
I'm not sure I follow this. If Rust wanted the feature in that blog post, they could restrict it to only accessing data that is Sync. They wouldn't have to throw out the concept of Sync entirely, in fact cases like this are the re
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
> A question is whether that company would save money by using "AI" text generation, when they were paying real humans so little, for arguably higher quality. You can power a GPU for a few cents of electricity per day, so I thi
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
I thought stalebot was supposed to back down if people were commenting. But this time it added a "wontfix" tag right away, ignored the humans and closed the issue anyway. The scourge is getting worse.
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
Thankfully git is everywhere these days, and git on windows comes with most of the coreutils. I hope IT isn't telling you you're not allowed to use source control. Microsoft owns GitHub after all
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
SGI was a key part of some of the most iconic early games (even Nintendo used them!) There isn't much of an emulation scene, probably because of how specialized they were, the weird architecture, and the diversity of workstations. And
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
I'm sure at least 99% of those use an opengl-metal translation layer
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
I mean... it has to eventually. If my country has a population of 50 million and I build 800 million homes, will investors keep buying them all at above market rates (read: more than I spent building them)? Then I can build 100 million more
81.
by ______-_-______ 5y ago
What if a company sends me an order form on physical paper: [ ] Plan X $30 [ ] Plan Y $50 [ ] Plan Z $70 And I pencil in "Plan W $10" at the top with a checkmark and mail it back. Is that illegal?
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
At the end of the day most people care about wall clock time. It's a real physical value that's easy to understand and easy to compare between systems. Plus, if two functions execute say, 1 billion instructions each, but one spend
83.
by ______-_-______ 5y ago
Counting instructions is very accurate and roughly approximates power usage. The CPU's self-reported power usage is comparatively pretty noisy. Unit tests will probably be done running before you can get meaningful data. I have to wond
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
That's an interesting perspective. When it comes to medicine, I usually have no idea whether there might be a "simple fix" for some problem. If I ask my doctor about something small, I expect he would just say "yeah, you
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
A single node with a 20kb/s link is all it takes to keep the network in sync in both directions. In a country with 100 million people, surely one or two of them have a satellite dish. You cannot partition an entire population from the
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
Up until now the rust compiler has been finely tuned for LLVM. I would expect the GCC backend to perform worse initially, then improve over time depending on how much use it gets.
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
I am offended by this blatant speciesism. This is the internet, how do you know I'm not a dog?
88.
by ______-_-______ 5y ago
I bet your Amazon rep just searched for Reolink and clicked on a Google ad that happened to belong to the scammers.
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
For a decade+, people complained that go lacks generics. Would you say those were all people with no experience fixated on an imaginary problem that doesn't matter, or were the complaints valid?
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by ______-_-______ 5y ago
I assume if the jenkins-step failed, you'd click a link to the dagger UI to see which dagger-step failed. Alternatively, never open jenkins at all and instead keep a tab open with the dagger UI.

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