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by bibyte 7y ago
Those are the exact same reason why I have stopped reading any threads that aren't technical. And of course politics. Almost any thread that has even a hint of politics will always turn into an echo chamber. Where anyone who doesn&#x27
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On Recursion, Continuations and Trampolines (2017)(eli.thegreenplace.net)
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Visualizing Concurrency in Go (2016)(divan.github.io)
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There's a mini-RTOS in my language (2017)(blog.adacore.com)
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Ada Concurrency (2018)(sworthodoxy.blogspot.com)
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by bibyte 7y ago
I agree. Android is not without it's problems but at least I can run my own code on it without jumping through hoops.
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by bibyte 7y ago
I went through the same path as OP. But instead of discarding them I am still using all three of them. And at least for me Python and Rust don't even compete with each other.
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Avoiding high GC overhead with large heaps(blog.gopheracademy.com)
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Segfaults and Twitter monkeys: a tale of pointlessness(esr.ibiblio.org)
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On Git Workflows(asylum.madhouse-project.org)
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Configuring KVM on Clear Linux (2017)(brooks.sh)
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The Programming Language Conundrum(evrl.com)
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by bibyte 8y ago
Why did they have to cancel it entirely ? They could have just use a small number of coils just like every other wireless charger.
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Five Super Helpful Rust Things That Nobody Told You About(saghm.github.io)
4 points by bibyte 8y ago|0 comments
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by bibyte 8y ago
So Rust is a little bit more efficient then C++. That's kind of surprising. And I knew Lisp was fast but I am still surprised it scored so high.
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by bibyte 8y ago
This is just so sad. A proper filesystem is one of the distinctive feature of Android. If I wanted IOS like restrictions I would buy an iPhone.
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A Mirage unikernel running on an ESP32 (2018)(lortex.org)
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Rust and the Three Laws of Informatics (2018)(blog.usejournal.com)
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Message Obsession (2016)(natpryce.com)
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by bibyte 8y ago
From my experience GNU CLI tools make a particular effort to be really fast (even on embedded hardware).
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On Being a Free Software Maintainer(feaneron.com)
20 points by bibyte 8y ago|3 comments
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Favourite Firefox Feature: Keyword Search Bookmarks(felixcrux.com)
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by bibyte 8y ago
I am wondering how popular WeChat and QQ is outside of China. The most worrying news for me is Tencent investment in Reddit.
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What optimizations you can expect from CPU? (2018)(dendibakh.github.io)
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A Survey of CPU Caches (2017)(meribold.xyz)
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by bibyte 8y ago
This looks awesome. I can't believe I am just discovering it (looks like it has been around for a long time).
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by bibyte 8y ago
I was also surprised to learn that HN allowed this. Even more surprising is the fact that sometimes it doesn't allow to re-post posts that are months old. I wish it was more clearly documented in the FAQ.
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by bibyte 8y ago
As an Android user it feels like Android is getting more and more IOS like with every new release. Seriously I wouldn't be surprised if they locked down the filesystem (like IOS) in the name of security.
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by bibyte 8y ago
> It's the only language I've ever used that tended to produce programs that worked correctly on their first run From my experience that is generally true with languages that have strong static type systems (like Haskell and Ru
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by bibyte 8y ago
I really like the format of this article. From my very brief experience with Ada it seemed like a very well designed language to me. It's a shame it didn't get popular enough to compete with C and C++.

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