comment500

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   by comment500 4y ago

   Maybe the universal solution to this is for the Unicode Consortium to dedicate a set of codepoints for encoding SVG or something similar. Then the system text renderer can be responsible for drawing these diagrams, and they can be embedded
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   by comment500 4y ago

   ChakraCore, the former JavaScript engine of Microsoft's Edge browser, has in its repo a decent high-level description of how its JIT compilation is integrated: https://github.com/chakra-core/ChakraCore/wiki&#x
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   by comment500 4y ago

   Agreed, as an atheist it all sounds fine to me. I can respect their code of ethics without feeling the need to adopt it myself. I'm grateful to the author of SQLite for releasing this excellent piece of software into the public domain
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   by comment500 4y ago

   Another useful thing if you need to backdate commits for whatever reason are the GIT_AUTHOR_DATE and the GIT_COMMITTER_DATE environment variables, upon executing git-commit they'll override these fields in the commit to whatever date,
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   by comment500 4y ago

   Interesting feature, looks like it may be an alternative to writing big long tweet threads all in one go with a "@threadreaderapp unroll" tweet at the end. The main difference with this seems to be, you can't link to or highl
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   by comment500 4y ago

   One caveat here is that many of the vulns used in the wild are in V8 and related to JIT code generation. Unfortunately rewriting in Rust can't really help with this.