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by ben0x539 8y ago
I feel like there is a more constructive way to outline in which ways this solution might need to be improved to be suitable for various real-world use-cases, without focusing on whether this submission qualifies as HN content.
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Would love to see comparisons to other languages for the other metrics used here too, not just the easy ones from github. :P
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Modules are still in a beta pre-release kinda state, I think most people would stick to dep even for new projects right now.
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Not looking to continue that argument here, but I think that was about tjc's take on the fate of rustpkg.
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Because of the standard "if this was so great, I'd have heard of it already" razor.
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Some of the stuff that makes it work is unfortunately apparent later than the warts. Try to think of it as a domain-specific language for implementing simple http endpoints. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Speaking as a millennial regularly using a handful of different social media apps, I don't feel like the writing style is particularly out-of-the-ordinary
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Alas, it's a fairly established term at this point.
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by ben0x539 8y ago
If your project is a library, I'd expect that people are gonna use it with, like, maybe not 5 but probably 2 or 3 different compilers, and they're gonna be less diligent about upgrading their compiler versions than mainstream brow
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An open source software suite for managing your software development projects(meta.sr.ht)
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Consider that there's a near-limitless amount of truthful facts that can be posted in any given comment thread. You need more criteria than just accuracy to consider whether any given post should be given prominent placement among othe
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Hm, interesting direction once you've decided to give up on open source, but that seems a bit of a leap.
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by ben0x539 8y ago
It's incredible that we still have to discuss this in 2018.
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by ben0x539 8y ago
I'm gonna need someone to post a convincing "why we should say yes to cookies" opinion piece before I can read the article, apparently.
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by ben0x539 8y ago
For someone who goes by inopinatus, you sure sound opinionated ;) Thanks for the clarifications!
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Hm, I don't quite understand, if I have multiple A records, is it still a single point of failure? Could you clarify the difference between having a bunch of SRV records and a bunch of A records here?
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Just from the article and some of the comments here, it's not quite clear to me what the motivation for making HTTP use SRV records is. To me, naively, it seems like relying on A/AAAA records a) "works", and b) is centra
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Heads up, this article is from the future, apparently: > In late 2017 all teams ran all their own AWS infrastructure. [...] In a little over a year that’s changed for all teams.
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Nah it's extremely local, that's why everybody is mad at it
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Yeah it's great Plain text link: https://text.npr.org/s.php?sId=558058812
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Yeah, that's gonna be seriously annoying. :/
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Plain `pub` was concise and local and simple. :<
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by ben0x539 8y ago
You should filter those lines before they hit .html files.
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Using JavaScript to remove certain lines from the code examples in the book is such a weird choice.
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Yeah I can't see myself ever writing "crate struct Foo" or "crate use foo". :/
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by ben0x539 8y ago
2009 was a different time.
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by ben0x539 8y ago
I'm gonna continue using YAML, like, even if each parser came with support for a halt-and-catch-fire directive that you couldn't turn off or whatever. It's just about the only markup language where you can embed multiline str
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by ben0x539 8y ago
The interaction between borrow-checking and closures restricts what else you can do while you have a closure in scope that closes over some variables, so (like many rust features) they aren't a drop-in replacement for their counterpart
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by ben0x539 8y ago
Well, first I gotta rebuild the release process on top of nixpkgs, then, after rewriting the core product in rustlang, I can focus on replacing all the developers' macbooks with linux machines.
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by ben0x539 8y ago
In practical terms, you're right, of course, but also... > "BLITW" still sucks if might as well write the code in Notepad because the editor/IDE integration sucks. We have better editors than notepad that work with an

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