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by azdle 10y ago
They've actually been collecting a list of companies using Rust in production: https://www.rust-lang.org/friends.html (It's also mentioned in the post.)
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by azdle 10y ago
The way that I see it is that it's a factor that is very much in the front and center of how a developer usually uses the language and their preference tends to fall out of the mentality in how they're writing their code. A static
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by azdle 10y ago
https://mkii.org/ - Pretty minimal style based on [1]. It's a static site that I generate with my woefully incomplete static site generator written in rust [2]. [1] http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com&#x2F
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by azdle 10y ago
This is my default CSS 'framework' and time I put up a website: body { max-width: 40em; padding-left: 1em; padding-right: 1em; margin: 1em auto; background-color: #EEE; color: #444; line-height:1.6;
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by azdle 10y ago
> - In Chrome/Firefox I'd like to have a mode for recreational browsing, one for research of webdesign and one for fitness/health stuff. This basically means that I want to click at a browser window and say "This is n
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by azdle 11y ago
Wow, this is actually very useable. It's actually super nice that it automatically uses my default editor for writing into textareas. Yay, using vim to comment on HN. EDIT: For anyone else that wants to try this, it seems you need to o
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by azdle 11y ago
Anyone know what, if anything, this means for the rate limits on issuing certs on a given domain? That was the one thing that was stopping us from making SSL completely automatic on our customer's domains.
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by azdle 11y ago
Everyone take note that this is an individual v0 draft, it says "Type: Active Internet-Draft (individual)" and "Intended status: Standards Track". Before this becomes and RFC (if it ever does at all) it has to go through
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by azdle 11y ago
I don't know. That was my first reaction too, but I started reading and after a couple of paragraphs I found them to be helpful. The red periods actually let me read faster because they were easier to spot.
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by azdle 11y ago
This isn't actually mine, just something I stumbled on. Before I go and pull this apart to do it myself, does anyone know of an extension that will do this to arbitrary text in Firefox? I found this because someone was using it as an a
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by azdle 11y ago
I've got an Intel NUC with Ubuntu 14.04 on it. That probably doesn't get me too much nerd cred, but you know what? It works and that's all I really care about. Currently I use it as a seed box, media center (xbmc), and Syncth
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English Syntax Highlighting(evanhahn.github.io)
248 points by azdle 11y ago|105 comments
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by azdle 11y ago
As someone who works for a company whose main business is IoT/M2M/Connected Devices/Embedded Stuff on the Internet, it already has been and it almost meaningless.
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by azdle 11y ago
In this case it's more about where you get the knowledge. To parallel the motherhood example FTA: > She does what she does not because she is going to be paid for her services and not because she is the most highly skilled, but beca
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by azdle 11y ago
> [...]I'm not the biggest fan of CoAP (because I think it's hardly possible to implement it correctly)[...] Out of curiosity, do you have any more details on what you think is impossible to implement correctly? I've been
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by azdle 11y ago
Oh, it's on top (which they totally said). I'm not a smart man.
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by azdle 11y ago
Are you sure that's the antenna? It looks more like it'd be a balun. It even has what looks like a feed line going to the keepout that's right next to it. I feel like the one in the picture is missing the actual antenna.
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by azdle 11y ago
I'm not actually sure what you mean by that. It is currently using the firebase api.
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by azdle 11y ago
Yes
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by azdle 11y ago
No
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Ask HN: Are bots allowed on HN?
3 points by azdle 11y ago|3 comments
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by azdle 11y ago
Yes
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by azdle 11y ago
No
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by azdle 11y ago
Yeah, when I was writing that I was just kinda hacking something together to see if it was possible and it ended up working so well that I pushed it out. Probably could still use a bit of polish yet. Would anyone be interested in a write-up
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by azdle 11y ago
Wonderful! Thanks for the kind words.
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by azdle 11y ago
It occurs to me that I didn't really answer the question as it was being asked, I blame it being after midnight when I wrote that (and being too excited about showing off my search thing). We do have the technical part down pretty well
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by azdle 11y ago
All of our docs a written in Markdown in a git repo [1]. That then gets built with a custom static site generator that I wrote [2]. Finally the output gets pushed back to gh for hosting on gh-pages [3]. I'm actually pretty proud of the
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by azdle 11y ago
> 7. Implementation Issues > Many current processors do not find 128 bit integer arithmetic, as required for this technique, a trivial operation. This is not considered a serious drawback in the representation, but a flaw of the proce
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by azdle 11y ago
Sure, your browser would tell you who the CA is. In this case it'd tell you that it's a Fidelis cert. And if you have the permissions on your system you could revoke the cert, but I'd be shocked if this system set encrypted t
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by azdle 11y ago
In this case "endpoint-trusted" mean that it's a CA that is trusted by the client on the local network. What happens is that the box intercepts all traffic and establishes it's own TLS session with the remote server whil

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