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by conaclos 3y ago
Thanks for sharing! This is the first time I saw a mention of WTF-8 [1] and WTF-16. From the spec description this seems strange to use this interoperability "hack" (using the word from the spec) as the foundation of the string pr
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by conaclos 3y ago
Slides of the announcement of Static Hermes are available here [0]. If anyone has the video, this could be great! [0] https://speakerdeck.com/tmikov2023/static-hermes-react-nativ...
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by conaclos 3y ago
I agree. Ironically the Rust standard library defines iter::once using Option::Some [O]. [0] https://doc.rust-lang.org/src/core/iter/sources/once.rs.html...
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by conaclos 3y ago
Some preliminary works were done [0]. [0] https://github.com/rome/tools/issues/4658
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by conaclos 3y ago
Which kind of interoperability?
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by conaclos 3y ago
Could someone updates the title to "Announcing Biome: formatter and linter for the web" and pointing to the announcement blog post [0]? Thanks! [0] https://biomejs.dev/blog/annoucing-biome
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by conaclos 3y ago
Biome formats and lints your JavaScript and TypeScript code in a fraction of a second. Biome is the community successor of Rome [0]. As part of the announcement of Biome [1], we have released the first stable version of Biome [2], which inc
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by conaclos 3y ago
This makes me think about Grain [0] - another Wasm-first programming language. This could be nice to add Grain to the comparison. [0] https://grain-lang.org/
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by conaclos 3y ago
I wonder why the author doesn't use Teal [0] - a typed dialect of lua. [O] https://github.com/teal-language/tl
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by conaclos 3y ago
Performance of the TypeScript compiler has greatly improved in the last versions. The future isolated declaration mode promises great improvements: until 75% of reduction in compilation time! [0] [0] https://github.com/micro
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by conaclos 3y ago
No, the tag is only part of the union. The tag is deterministically and globally computed by the compiler. Tags are encoded in a fixed number of bytes.
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by conaclos 3y ago
You are right. This result of the modeling of tagged unions in terms of enums. Hare [0] avoids this issue by using global tags: every type has a unique global tag. This allows merging tagged unions. [o] https://harelang.org
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by conaclos 3y ago
I wonder: Is there a git backend for Pijul?
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by conaclos 3y ago
Clever and funny game. As a non-native speaker, it took me two hours to finish the game. The last word was a bit difficult to find! It would be great to highlight the unfound and revealed words on the tab screen. It is hard to find and eye
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by conaclos 3y ago
There is a good critique of Cap'Proto schema language [0] on his blog. Peace to him. [0] https://zenhack.net/2019/06/25/a-critique-of-the-capnproto-s...
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by conaclos 3y ago
> the elimination of “sacred Monday” as a day in which time is taken off work According to the table 3.10 [0], leisure time was greater on Monday than on Sunday. Do I understand it correctly? Monday was the previous Sunday in Christian s
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by conaclos 3y ago
This can also be bloated in terms of the number of features?
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by conaclos 3y ago
The last version [0] of nvChad uses also lazy.nvim under the hood. I am not sure how this could help in your case. [0] https://github.com/NvChad/NvChad/releases/tag/v2.0
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by conaclos 3y ago
If I am not wrong, there is a generation number embedded in the reference (smart pointer?). This allows to check if the generation of the reference and the generation of the referee match.
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by conaclos 3y ago
I keep wondering what "safe" means in the context of generational references. If I understand clearly, this prevents use-after-free and double-free? Thus, the program can still fail on a memory access when the expected and actual
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by conaclos 3y ago
Yes I think so Cranelift is a Rust optimizer for WebAssembly
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Web Browser interoperability 2023 focus(wpt.fyi)
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by conaclos 3y ago
I really like this way of discovering new functionalities. It is how I discovered the bookmark searches via the star *.
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by conaclos 3y ago
I really like keywords. I use keywords for search engines and bookmarks. I created several ones to mirror DuckDuckGo bangs. It is unfortunate that add-ons cannot add a set of keywords: it would be great to have all DuckDuckGo bangs defined
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by conaclos 3y ago
Same here. I am exclusively using the quick filter box (Ctrl+Shift+K). I would like that the filter bar be never hidden.
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by conaclos 3y ago
Nice project! I will have a look at it. I recently tried `bun:test` [1], which aims to become a drop-in replacement for Jest. It is quite good, but there is no way to do test coverage at the moment [2]. I am not sure that it will be fixed s
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by conaclos 3y ago
Just wondering: Is Paper consuming less resources than the vanilla Minecraft server for a few players (1 to 10 players). In other words, is it less costly to operate a Paper server on the cloud?
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by conaclos 3y ago
Which mirror do you use? I got some issues with all my mirrors: the size of the last pacman package is very (too) small (60 vs 944412 for previous version). e.g. https://archlinux.uk.mirror.allworldit.com/archlinux/core
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by conaclos 3y ago
Is there any concise representation of the language spec? Similar to the spec of JSON [1]. [1] https://www.json.org/json-en.html
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by conaclos 3y ago
I pretty like the idea of a superset of JSON that supports (1) comments, (2) trailing commas, (3) unquoted properties, (4) optional {} for the root object, (5) multi-line strings, (6) number separator. JSON6 proposal [1] supports all of thi

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