bogeholm

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by bogeholm 4y ago
Point is, “for free like like in Python” really means “the C implementation hides that for you”
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by bogeholm 4y ago
vTuber = virtual YouTuber (YouTube as genericized term for “video platform”, as in Xerox for copying) Anime = Japanese cartoon style
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by bogeholm 4y ago
Thanks for your thoroughly objective insights. I especially appreciate the concrete examples.
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by bogeholm 4y ago
And thank you for that! Love lib.rs
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by bogeholm 4y ago
> “obeying the law would not scale” I’d love to see them trying that one out in an EU courtroom
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by bogeholm 4y ago
After enabling PGO, that was used to compile `rustc` itself. So compiling Rust code on Windows is faster with 1.64 than 1.63.
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by bogeholm 4y ago
You’re right, I see some *.md-files in the GitHub repo
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by bogeholm 4y ago
Advice of the day! Kant or Heidegger probably wrote something similar.
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by bogeholm 4y ago
The actix-web thing, where a couple of unsound optimizations in a popular library caused some drama? Yeah it was kind of unfortunate, and I think resolved by now? As a saying goes (in some locations), “Now we probably can’t boil more soup f
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by bogeholm 4y ago
_one billion lines of Perl_? Wow
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by bogeholm 4y ago
Hmm, seems like a NSFW concept: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=RITF
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by bogeholm 4y ago
> asymmetric benefit is unfair for non-parents and thus contributing to a lack of job satisfaction Solution: work somewhere else, where another benefit structure is offered
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by bogeholm 4y ago
Look, if Company, Inc. offers benefit X, and employee A chooses to exercise their contractual right to that, then A and A’s colleagues can have a reasonable expectation that their manager(s) have a plan for the situation. Otherwise Company,
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by bogeholm 4y ago
> disgruntled towards the person taking mat/pat leave If management are worth their salt, this sort of behavior won’t be tolerated. If it’s tolerated, you have poor managers. Not much more to say about that.
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by bogeholm 4y ago
> Natural Born Killers … Primus … We should have a beer sometime!
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by bogeholm 4y ago
Well, sounds like a pretty effective back-off multiplier to me :) With recipient-configurable values of course. Maybe the problem with email is that is it such an old installation, in lack of a better word. I feel like there’s a better - al
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by bogeholm 4y ago
> One issue is there’s no active signal of current load on your communications partner. How about something like this: for every 25 unread emails in the recipient’s inbox, the sender needs to hold down the ‘Send’ button for an additional
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by bogeholm 4y ago
Well, that sounds OK ;)
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by bogeholm 4y ago
> Entropy is a "term-of-art" that has a specific meaning that differs from that in the general populace or in thermodynamics. Would you care to explain that? The term ‘entropy’ originates in statistical mechanics / thermod
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by bogeholm 4y ago
Three sentences, each with the same thing stated twice - three tautologies.
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by bogeholm 4y ago
> what is stopping the US government from changing Rust to prevent it from working in Russia, Iran, or Canada? Well, for one Rust is open source, so you could download the source code and comment out the country ban yourself?
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by bogeholm 5y ago
I develop data engineering/science applications at $BIGCORP daily on a Mac, targeting Linux instances on AWS. What I like: - It’s UNIX, and has been since Snow Leopard, that makes some development tasks easier. YMMV - I like the UI (pe
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by bogeholm 5y ago
MOSH is not likely to be a supported protocol it seems, that would probably have been a good fit for your needs: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-remote-release/issues/33...
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by bogeholm 5y ago
I write Python professionally and Rust in my limited spare time, and Wow! do I miss the borrow checker when I go to work in the morning. And of course: the enums, match, Option/Result, performance and a handful of other great stuff.
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by bogeholm 5y ago
Amazon is a member of the Rust Foundation, they haven’t “bought” the language. Edit to add: https://foundation.rust-lang.org/members/
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by bogeholm 5y ago
Probably “Learn Rust With Entirely Too Many Linked Lists”: https://rust-unofficial.github.io/too-many-lists/
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by bogeholm 5y ago
I am reading Rust for Rustaceans these days, and I highly recommend the book. It contains a good amount of low level details, but is still pretty fast paced.
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by bogeholm 5y ago
I read OP’s complaint as “it is no coherent”
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by bogeholm 5y ago
I’m on an iPhone 8 here, works just as well as when it was new ~4.5 years ago. Battery may be at around 80% capacity (as experienced by me), received an iOS update a couple of days ago. Edit to add: replaced a slim silicone cover once or tw
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by bogeholm 5y ago
Here are a couple of options if anyone is curious: https://github.com/johnthagen/min-sized-rust

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