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by dnpp123 7y ago
I'm running Pleroma in the same use case, it works fine for me I think. If other people want to do that and switch from Twitter -> Fediverse, I wrote a bunch of scripts to switch from Twitter to Fediverse : https://git.sr
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by dnpp123 7y ago
More infos : https://venturebeat.com/2020/02/04/mysterious-startup-shadow... https://twitter.com/drmistercody/status/1224597485781303297
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by dnpp123 7y ago
It would be interesting to have a `reverse` blog post "why Go compilation time is fast" e.g. which optimizations are overlooked/done quickly by the go compiler ? Could the binary quality be improved by increasing the compilat
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Ow alrighty then. Looking at comments here I'm not sure some other people saw that sentence haha
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by dnpp123 7y ago
I guess this article is to be taken lightly as kind of a "joke" ? The first proposed macro displayln is the archetype of malpractice. What if I want to do: if(some_condition) displayln("enjoy debugging that"); etc etc...
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Because we (as a society) failed to make those layers compatible with privacy and data ownership ?
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Might I ask how do you see those stats please ? Am I missing some link oor ?
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by dnpp123 7y ago
You can peek at : https://matrix.org/docs/develop/ tldr; similar to signal afaik The docs there for E2E are fairly old but get you an idea how it works. E2E has improved a lot in the last few months IMHO.
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Yes, things are still moving fast. AFAIK the final 1.0 version of the protocol spec was only released last Summer. The "I missed message because I only use xxx for that one thing" is valid for every app as long as you have fragm
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by dnpp123 7y ago
For messaging, I highly encourage people to use matrix.org. For tech savvy people it's really easy to self-host https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy and the good part is that you can set up b
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Yes this is why I said the benchmark is poorly written. It encourages frameworks to do such thing. Even if you look at the code of hyper for the benchmark, it does some ugly things not recommended in production. I'm not blaming actix&#
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Do you have any benchmark to back this assertion by any chance ? The only benchmark I know of is https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/ which is really poorly done but it's better than nothing. Rust seems to some
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by dnpp123 7y ago
This highly depends on the building you are in, I guess.
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by dnpp123 7y ago
funny enough, this technique is also described here : https://drewdevault.com/2019/12/30/dotfiles.html
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Anyone has a link for the FORTRAN video with the datadump ? could not find it on the broadband communication network.
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Am I the only one not able to switch from Chrome to Firefox because of performances issues (2yo laptop) ? According to : https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=firefox-... firefox still has some work to do.
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by dnpp123 7y ago
First time hearing about this, looks nice! but: - is the Nano unikernel open source ? A quick (maybe too quick) google search tells me no. - can you customize the component you want a la MirageOS, eg is it possible in the future to add a fa
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by dnpp123 7y ago
https://doc.rust-lang.org/nomicon/meet-safe-and-unsafe.html
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Use bit.ly it's quicker ;)
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Which crate/framework do you use ? I'm looking at REST API frameworks for rust these days, but nothing looks decent...
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Wow thanks for your work then ! It was for a (now failed) startup selling IPS appliances. What really helped us in the end was that we could run the runtime in C (C++ was not possible); however the compiler/tooling we used was fairly o
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Author should make a public API so anyone can have truly random numbers (with some trust in the author ;)
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by dnpp123 7y ago
AFAIK if you properly define the From/To operator, rust generates it for you. And if you think about it, defining those operator is a good practice as it tells your program how to handle errors.
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by dnpp123 7y ago
I had to read Hyperscan source code for work. Honnestly, once you understood (some of...) the math/automata details, this is by far one of the best big codebase ever written. So clean, beautiful, powerful. I've learned a lot from
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by dnpp123 7y ago
I skipped this link believing they were going to complain about data ownership and privacy issues. A bit astounted they try to stop one of the only decent thing FB is trying to push for instead. What a world we live in.
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Note that `placardisation` (lmao) is not only a French thing, but is a Northeast Asia thing as well.
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Finally..... Me, yesterday : https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/30638#issuec...
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by dnpp123 7y ago
^^^ This. The kind of people who use this are power users who want to run this on their server. Or use IFTTT otherwise.
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by dnpp123 7y ago
The author is mixing improbable with impossible. This is more annoying than his accent sadly.
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by dnpp123 7y ago
Depends of your investment. You could always deploy on those sites old miners where the ROI is already paid off - so it's always better than them being thrown away.

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