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by dmit 8mo ago
A wrapper over what?? Bun includes the JavaScriptCore engine for JS evaluation, but it's so much more. As for financial database concerns, if you're serious about including a project like that in your system, you have thorough cor
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by dmit 8mo ago
> Jokes aside Ok ok, good > once Jai comes out Dangit! You couldn't even make it to the end of the sentence.
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by dmit 8mo ago
> In a similar project, a hard part was filtering penis and nazi symbols. Check out how the precursor of this project did it! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44719222 > I built a basic CNN trained against penises
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by dmit 8mo ago
https://github.com/ai-robots-txt/ai.robots.txt
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by dmit 8mo ago
Going 1.0 was a requirement for cashing out, don't worry about it. And segfaults don't really even matter as long as you run the code in production with -OReleaseSafe and turn on ubsan, it's fiiiiineee
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by dmit 8mo ago
Think you answered your second question with your first.
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by dmit 8mo ago
Yes. It occupies the spot in the Sway tutorials that recommend you "waybar, fuzzel, tofi, [etc]" to fill out the necessities. Noctalia, DMS, and other Quickshell projects cover that void.
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by dmit 8mo ago
Do I need to be present for this thread, or are you capable of projecting the rest all on your own?
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Nannou – A creative coding framework for Rust(github.com)
59 points by dmit 8mo ago|19 comments
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by dmit 8mo ago
I'm not having an argument. I was just trying to explain that "I'm not left or right" sounds like "I am perfectly fine with how things are right now" to the people who think the current state of things is an ab
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by dmit 8mo ago
People jump to the conclusion because a lot of the time they've had this exact argument already, and they know how it tends to end. Proclaiming oneself a centrist might seem like a noble, moderate position. But in 2026, with the Overto
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by dmit 9mo ago
NixOS. Had prior Linux experience, so wasn't too worried about learning multiple new major paradigms in parallel. Also had been running a lil' NixOS server for half a year before that, so I could carry over most of my configuratio
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by dmit 9mo ago
I'm using https://einaregilsson.com/redirector/ with a couple custom rules. Unfortunately, it appears the author has died ( https://github.com/einaregilsson/Redirector#tribute ), and the projec
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by dmit 9mo ago
More of a "Ugh, I clicked a mystery link, and it's Twitter" situation for me. A rare case for sure, but I'm petty enough that adding even one (legit, non-bot) MAU irks me.
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by dmit 10mo ago
To be fair, you can also run tmux inside tmux (inside Zellij, inside another tmux, inside screen, etc). :)
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by dmit 10mo ago
> is there anything that Bun does better? Telling prospective employees that if you're not ready to work 60-hour weeks, then what the fuck are you doing here? for one. > Zig does force some safety with ReleaseSafe IIRC which Bun
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by dmit 10mo ago
> You can have a stable OS version but still have rolling packages. Somehow most Linux distros can't manage that. inputs = { nixpkgs.url = "github:NixOS/nixpkgs/nixos-25.05"; nixpkgs-unstable.url = &q
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by dmit 10mo ago
Plasma is KDE. What are you trying to say? Edit: oh, I guess swapping FreeBSD for Linux? Yeah nah, I don't know GP, but I suspect this isn't a reason for them to switch OS just to solve this.
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by dmit 11mo ago
And I got a 504 error (served by CloudFront) on that status page earlier. The error message suggested there may have been a great increase in traffic that caused it.
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by dmit 11mo ago
The Referer header strikes again. You'd think the typo in its name would be the worst thing about it, but nope.
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by dmit 11mo ago
Compilation Performance Small files (<100 lines): <1 second Medium projects (1K-10K lines): 5-30 seconds Large projects (100K+ lines): 30-300 seconds with incremental compilation Love that there's an upper
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by dmit 11mo ago
Preact have been fairly faithful to being <10k (compressed)! (even though they haven't updated the original <3k claim since forever)
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by dmit 1y ago
>> memory safety is simply table stakes > Why? Because it's a stepping stone to other kinds of safety. Memory safety isn't the be-all and end-all, but it gets us to where we can focus other important things. And turns out
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by dmit 1y ago
I've seen the amount of effort Mitchell &co put into ensuring memory safety of Ghostty in the 1.2 release notes, but after upgrading I am still afraid to open a new pane while there's streaming output in the current one becaus
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by dmit 1y ago
> Between mold and this, the linker space appears to be going through a renaissance. No kidding. There are also https://github.com/davidlattimore/wild and https://github.com/kubkon/bold .
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by dmit 1y ago
Code editor. Imagine VSCode, but with a native GUI for each platform it supports and fewer plugins. And a single `disable_ai` setting that you can use to toggle those kinds of features off or on.
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by dmit 1y ago
Node is the biggest impediment to performant Node services. The entire value proposition is "What if you could hire people who write code in the most popular programming language in the world?" Well, guess what
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by dmit 1y ago
Godspeed!
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by dmit 1y ago
Heheh, it was mostly a reference to my [and mostly others'!] experiments with encoding human languages in a programming language. There are some pretty neat ideas there to explore, like the difference between Subject-Object-Verb (SOV)
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by dmit 1y ago
> everyone’s last names *surnames. Not last in that case, whatever the case is you're trying to make.

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