benecollyridam

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by benecollyridam 2y ago
Did you try the experimental, raw disk image for a Debian installer that Snapdragon provided? https://www.qualcomm.com/developer/blog/2024/05/upstreaming-...
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by benecollyridam 3y ago
It looks like thiserror (6.6M downloads/month) is more popular even though anyhow (5.7M downloads/month) is listed as #1 https://lib.rs/keywords/error
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by benecollyridam 4y ago
1=2 1+1 // = 4 Really nice project though https://numpad.io?#text/IwXgTAUMDUxA
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by benecollyridam 6y ago
Another related project: Wasmtime and Rust+Python Compile your Rust code to wasm to circumvent having to compile for different architectures. https://docs.wasmtime.dev/wasm-rust.html
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by benecollyridam 6y ago
In your benchmarks of insertion/add/remove[1] you use different units of time for each of the three graphs. I didn't notice until staring at them for some time wondering what was up. Maybe you could make it clearer or use th
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by benecollyridam 6y ago
Well kinda but people are saying that it is memory safe, which is not a guarantee with unsafe code.
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by benecollyridam 6y ago
> Hyper is a fast and safe HTTP implementation Well.. Hyper does rely on unsafe blocks (14 at first glance[2]), so I don't know if we can just assume that it's safe. When Sergey Davidoff did their big smoke test of popular Rust
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by benecollyridam 6y ago
I don't know if I think it will work, but it is at least worth it to vote here to remove the FB login: https://oculus.uservoice.com/forums/921937-oculus-quest/sugg...
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by benecollyridam 6y ago
I thought this was satire
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by benecollyridam 6y ago
Why not just let the program get that value? If my config has side effects I wouldn't be confident that my program would run the same each time. To me it seems like this would lead to poor reproducibility.
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by benecollyridam 7y ago
There is a link to a news article from the New Yorker: https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/the-five-year-old-w...
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by benecollyridam 8y ago
I am currently using it for a university course. It is a simple language to learn. The most troublesome part is to install the right drivers on Linux. It can provide significant speedups and is simple to use with other languages. For an alt