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by demurgos 3y ago
Asking to be a regular maintainer for some Open Source project may be too much, but I expect an engineer to track down root causes of bugs. And if the root cause is in some Open Source lib, then they should do their best to fix it there. Ev
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by demurgos 3y ago
> WebGPU is only in web browsers and WASM runs everywhere. "Web" indicates where it started / was standardized, not where it runs. WebAssembly runs everywhere, WebGPU does too.
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by demurgos 3y ago
Human-level intelligence is a milestone on the way to a super-human one.
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by demurgos 3y ago
There's the declarative shadow DOM proposal for this but I don't think it's ready yet.
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by demurgos 3y ago
Yes if you use generics, no if you use trait objects (`dyn Trait`). These new features are implemented similarly to a hidden associated type and are not object-safe. There were some discussions about object safety, but it's a tough iss
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Rust 1.75.0(blog.rust-lang.org)
62 points by demurgos 3y ago|14 comments
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by demurgos 3y ago
I'm using Haxe actively today to preserve the very reason why Haxe exists. Haxe was created by Nicolas Cannasse, also known as warp. He was a software developer at french game studio Motion-Twin in the 2000's. At the time they wer
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by demurgos 3y ago
I see some replies pushing back against committing generating source code; but I generally agree with you. There's a principle to avoid committing generated code, but sometimes it makes sense. A few examples I had recently: - Parts of
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by demurgos 3y ago
Yes, TS now fully supports ESM so the watch mode works great. I'm not used to using it when working in Node, but other people I work with use it all the time.
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by demurgos 3y ago
With TS, I get type checking in the IDE; I don't need to rebuild every few seconds. When I actually need to build and test, it's very fast (<2 seconds). I use Yarn workspaces/subprojects and TypeScript references with incr
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by demurgos 3y ago
I always found it easier to avoid `ts-node` as it introduced a bunch of small compat issues. Since TS 4.5 and their support for `.mts`, I finally settled on just chaining `tsc --build && node ./build/main.mjs`.
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by demurgos 3y ago
Do you know if cat 8.2 is backwards compatible with cat 5/cat 6. In particular, can I use cat 8.2 with older devices (albeit at lower speeds)?
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by demurgos 3y ago
2014 would indicate a version before Rust 1.0
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by demurgos 3y ago
I've been actually researching this a lot recently as I'm in the process of buying parts for a desktop build and want ECC support. > Unfortunately, when the AMD Ryzen 7000 “Raphael” CPUs were launched along with the brand new S
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by demurgos 3y ago
I also hoped for some news about the game, maybe an update on the Anniversary Edition announced in 2020 [0]. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cf9A1QPG_yc
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by demurgos 3y ago
The main issue games on Linux games are invasive client-side anticheats. So I recommend making sure if it's really needed, and otherwise checking compat. On the graphics side, I believe that Vulkan is better supported than Direct X.
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by demurgos 3y ago
> Has anyone ever mistaken vegan meat alternatives for the real deal? Yes, I was in Portugal this summer for vacations. I don't know the language and was shopping for groceries. In the meat aisle I saw a package and recognized the w
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by demurgos 3y ago
I'm very grateful to the cargo team for updating their guidance to default to favor reproducibility.
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by demurgos 3y ago
I've been using OVH for over 10 years and I'm pretty happy with them.
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by demurgos 3y ago
A situation where I needed this were typings for Cycle.js a couple years ago. At this time, you could configure it to use the observable library of your choice but it was hard to type. In particular the observable could be a `Stream from &q
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by demurgos 3y ago
I can also vouch for Migadu. I've been using it for 6-7 years with 4 different domain names because they only charge for usage; not per domain or user. The few times when I contacted support they were also very helpful.
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by demurgos 3y ago
That's the old Debian-based Steam OS 2. The Steam Deck uses Steam OS 3.0 (Arch-based) which is not yet officially released. In the meantime, there's HoloISO [0], but it's unofficial. [0]: https://github.com/Ho
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by demurgos 3y ago
I tried to write a CLI tool for orchestration by wrapping some sub-processes. I found PHP very limited in its ability to handle subprocesses (streams, error handling, signal forwarding). I tried to avoid using frameworks, but eventually use
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by demurgos 4y ago
Postgres has support for specifying NULL behavior in UNIQUE constraints since version 15.0 (released in 2022), with the same syntax as described in the article. See the end of the documentation on unique constraints: https://www.
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by demurgos 4y ago
Yarn provides a "Plug'n'Play" mode implementing exactly this behavior. Dependencies are kept as compressed archives and a loader file is generated so Node can read them directly. If you start Node through Yarn (`yarn nod
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by demurgos 4y ago
Typescript always goes from version x.9 to (x+1).0. Please also note that TypeScript does not claim to strictly follow semver.
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by demurgos 4y ago
Oh okay, thank you for the explanation. I'll have to read more about the distinction then.
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by demurgos 4y ago
Vaultwarden is a Rust implementation of the server for Bitwarden, a password manager. It was initially licensed with the GPLv3, and now switched to the AGPLv3. This was done after getting approval from contributors (see linked discussion).
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Re-License Vaultwarden to AGPLv3(github.com)
129 points by demurgos 4y ago|188 comments
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by demurgos 4y ago
Yarn does it with its Plug'n'Play (PnP) mode. It keeps dependencies archived, and computes a `pnp.cjs` file caching where to resolve dependencies for each package. It works transparently by using a virtual FS.

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