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Internet Computers – Not Boring
(notboring.co)
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Tectonic Typesetting
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The Bull Case for Rust on the Web
(driftingin.space)
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Nix-Darwin
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> EDIT: Thinking about it, I'm actually not averse to phoning-home, just the automatic/hidden nature of it. If brew asked me, every 5 or so times that I ran it, if I would like to participate in sending anonymized analytics to
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As a German, I can confirm it to be a problem here too. While we don't have as many trucks, misalignment is cancer. But even for cars with properly aligned headlights, all it needs is a slight hill to have this headlight blind me again
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Rust to WebAssembly the Hard Way
(surma.dev)
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What they lack, however, is deeper support for users on different servers (at least I couldn’t find any). Part of the appeal of Gitter is that it syncs with GitHub: kick someone off your team there, they’ll lose they rights in the Gitter ch
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Gasoline Car Review
(geoff.greer.fm)
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Well, last time I checked, at least two people were needed to have sex. Makes it hard to follow this request for some…
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Why he's not the biggest fan of Single Page Applications
(matuzo.at)
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4y ago
They're on their way: https://uutils.github.io/user/test_coverage.html
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4y ago
> If you're using someone else's labor, it's only fair they're allowed to dictate the terms of how you're allowed to use it. And they are, that's what choosing a licence is all about. In case of MIT/ISC
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I'm using Fish for years, tried Nushell recently, but it didn't click for me. While I like the principle of data being more than just plain text, it probably was just too alien to me. A few here said they don't use Fish or an
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Game dev is large part C++ exclusive because of legacy (the widely used engines were started long before Rust existed), so does one really have a choice if the goal is learning game dev? In the end, you learn what you need to accomplish y
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Ask HN: Do you use “next-gen” search engines?
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Learn Rust with Too Many Linked Lists
(rust-unofficial.github.io)
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4y ago
It's simultaneously a good and a bad thing Git is so dominating nowadays. On one hand everyone can just jump on everywhere as the tooling is familiar, but on the other hand there's so much more out there. Fossil looks really nice,
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I used to use Crashplan on Windows back in the day, but their interface is (was?) horrible and it's all Java, so when I switched to Mac I compared some options and in the end chose Backblaze.
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Always have local and offsite backup, so you can get to it quick when the laptop dies, but still have options when the house burns down. For me that is: * Connect an external drive every few days for Time Machine to do it's magic. If I
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I wonder how big the market is for this. Despite being an actually nice language, Swift is not that popular outside Apple's ecosystem, so I guess most developers would use XCode for it's integration (with Apple Developer, SwiftUI&
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To quote John Gruber of Daring Fireball[1]: > There’s only one big tech company that seemingly never played this hire-for-the-sake-of-hiring game, and thus hasn’t announced any layoffs at all, let alone a headcount that would fill
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4y ago
I found those in the inspector, sure. But I can't find them in the base64 encoded header. Edit: Nevermind. I tried like 10 different online base64 decoders before, till I found one wich didn't show just garbage (maybe they all hic
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Finding the source in the header was obvious, but I can't figure how to decode that properly. I can see the rules for body{} and @keyframes{}, but no idea where all the text (the before/after rules) are hiding..
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Movetodon: Find Your Twitter Friends on Mastodon
(movetodon.org)
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The best tool I've found so far to migrate from Twitter to Mastodon, now that they pretty much killed third party clients.
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They shipped breakage of third party clients for sure..
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Well, we all already know alcohol does more harm than broccoli. If that isn't enough to stop someone drinking it, why would cancer warning labels?
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Rust Analyzer can add `use` statements on confirming completion and clippy will complain/remove unused ones, if that's what you want.
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4y ago
When I first discovered YAML, I loved it's apparent simplicity. Nowadays, I sigh every time I have to use it and am very happy with the Rust world having mostly adopted TOML.
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