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by bfrog 7y ago
What was the purpose of iota anyways, last I looked I couldn't get past the marketing speak.
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by bfrog 7y ago
I'd think Qt on embedded linux could do much the same with a lot less, or littlevgl if you want to go even lower. The cost is in finding good people for a reasonable wage.
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by bfrog 7y ago
Good luck, you'll need it
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by bfrog 7y ago
Yeah, I've never personally used creator... with a decade of Qt usage
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by bfrog 7y ago
I switched to tutanota for the price and features already provided, protonmail is really quite nice though. I'd love to better understand the legal implications of the hosting countries laws better.
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by bfrog 7y ago
This is insanely cool, and must have been a massive undertaking! Awesome
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by bfrog 7y ago
The Krita team is patient, thoughtful, and welcoming. Its a fantastic artistic tool by being created by artists. Congrats!
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by bfrog 7y ago
I feel like JWT is a poor version of aead cookies like rails uses.
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by bfrog 7y ago
Right, this is an extraordinary pain point as a library author which writes libraries in C or C++. That's assuming the distro even does package it up. Because beyond Archlinux packaging, packaging up a DEB is painful . RPM is somewhat
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by bfrog 7y ago
Autotools doesn't help you solve the issue of you needing version X.Y when Z.X is installed, neither do RPM/DPKG/etc. When you go to build C projects, there's usually a long list of instructions, per distro/os to se
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by bfrog 7y ago
It's not clear from the article why they were only able to run one request per node process, but that alone would make it questionable why use Node at all then. The entire point of the environment has been nixed. The article is quite c
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by bfrog 7y ago
The npm of the C world is the dozen different package management systems that people have crafted and spent countless hours on. They work, but the lack of a standard makes it a bit cumbersome. Building a .deb is like trying to run a america
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by bfrog 7y ago
C/C++ lack the niceties of npm/cargo/pip/etc, so headers only is like wget something.h and gcc mystuff.c, viola magic. It's a symptom of the tooling that this is even a thing.
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by bfrog 7y ago
Reading this blog post I get the feeling the author is attempting to solve a problem that doesn't really need to be solved in rustc in my opinion. unwrap() typically wouldn't be in any application you actually care about errors be
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by bfrog 7y ago
Ah yes the dreaded overqualified reasoning
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by bfrog 7y ago
It's surprising airbus hasn't eaten more of Boeing's lunch. The A32x series planes fit the roles of the 737/757/767 seemingly, and likely don't require new certifications to fly each in the series. I think boei
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by bfrog 7y ago
Sundar seems set on track to cause a large part of the google workforce to question the ethics of their work, unless I've mis-read the headlines (entirely possible) since he's taken the reigns.
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by bfrog 7y ago
Just bring back IRC
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by bfrog 7y ago
I still use it, because Freenode is an amazing resource. The fact that matrix/discord/slack are becoming more common in open source projects makes a bit sad, matrix a little less so but still. Matrix is neat in its idea of federat
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by bfrog 7y ago
This seems exactly what remacs is doing with emacs.
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by bfrog 7y ago
I'm quite fond of the idea of single stack, rtfm and drone are particularly interesting! I really appreciate the shared libraries in rust for soc support and Hal's. It's quite nice
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by bfrog 7y ago
Zephyr is quite nice and I've personally contributed some stuff, the general issues with it I think stem from IoT as a whole. People build products and move on to the next one. So sometimes drivers can be broken at times. It's sti
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by bfrog 7y ago
Yeah a quick glance and I have no clue whats going on, tl;dr in review for sure
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by bfrog 7y ago
I wrote 100kloc rest service using go, so actually I do know a thing or two. Granted this was 4 or 5 years ago so perhaps things have improved.
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by bfrog 7y ago
Go is so simple that there are dozens of code generators and project dependency management solutions. Yet people live to espouse it's simplicity. It's simple like C in that regard, you have to roll your own solutions to avoid copy
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by bfrog 7y ago
The 737 max is what happens when the bean counters are in control of an engineering firm.
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by bfrog 7y ago
Well when you use MySQL, you end up with MySQL hacks like this
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by bfrog 7y ago
Moved my email to Tutanota for $12/yr... well worth the $
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by bfrog 7y ago
Embedded systems are entirely event driven, often using a large number of callbacks as c function pointers. Really not much different actually.
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by bfrog 7y ago
Doesn't a single thread ripper basically slay this thing?

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