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Device driver development in Rust for TockOS [pdf](publications.lib.chalmers.se)
3 points by dvdplm 9y ago|0 comments
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by dvdplm 9y ago
Is the column limit still a problem for Diesel? The 16 columns max default is not enough and even the optional 26/52 can be too little for some odd legacy schemas. I'm curious: is this a limitation that will be overcome as the lib
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by dvdplm 9y ago
Most likely Mauritius would lease Diego Garcia to the US, just like the UK did, hopefully while negotiating a much better deal for the Chagossians. It is not at all clear to me what lies behind Britains reluctance to concede here. They know
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Boot large Ruby apps faster(github.com)
2 points by dvdplm 10y ago|0 comments
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by dvdplm 10y ago
Works great! On my project full builds went down from ~20s to ~17.5 and dev builds down from ~10s to ~7.8s! Good stuff. :)
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by dvdplm 10y ago
Latest node (7.7.1) uses v8 5.5 I believe: does anyone know what the roadmap wrt to updating v8 to the latest version containing all this new stuff look like?
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by dvdplm 10y ago
Surely you mean "nitpicketty"? :)
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Go vs. .NET Core: data ingestion service(stefanprodan.com)
3 points by dvdplm 10y ago|0 comments
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by dvdplm 10y ago
> And i am pretty sure a large portion of people outide the US see those three as bigger threats to their lives than Trump given US foreign policy. I don't think this is correct. It is 100% not correct in the EU and I doubt people i
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by dvdplm 10y ago
I love the detailed description of the changes made and the reasoning behind it. Great read, thanks.
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by dvdplm 10y ago
Do you have any performance numbers for other non-Node WS libraries, e.g. Go (stdlib and gorilla), Rust (ws-rs, mio-websocket etc), Python, Ruby? Would be super interesting to see!
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by dvdplm 10y ago
Isn't that sort of the idea of splice.com? (And if it isn't, it is still a great idea!)
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by dvdplm 10y ago
Idelwords is one of those blogs worth dropping everything you do and just take a deep breath and dive in and revel in the joy of clear thought expressed through clear prose. Love it. Thanks.
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by dvdplm 10y ago
SDR and GNURadio, seems like the best first step! Thanks!
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by dvdplm 10y ago
This looks neat, but for a total GNURadion/Satellite telemetry n00b, is there a birds-eyes overview on this stuff you recommend?
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by dvdplm 10y ago
OP didn't quite say that Dart sucks though, did he? He said that coding in TS having to also cater to Darts needs/conventions sucks (which might be true or not, no idea really).
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by dvdplm 10y ago
Can Caddy work as a reverse proxy to other backend services? And if so, can I use QUIC for the backend and plain TCP for the front-end? Would that give me any benefit?
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by dvdplm 10y ago
Me too! It was such amazing fun and we really believed we'd make it big time. We built "VR tours" to art cities in Italy. A few are still online: http://www.girareggio.it/ and http://www.comune.bol
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by dvdplm 11y ago
Very interesting and very clearly explained for someone with no clue about these matters like me. I'd love to read a part two! :)
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by dvdplm 11y ago
To keep said liberal democracy honest?
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Robert Fisk on ISIS and the west(independent.co.uk)
2 points by dvdplm 11y ago|0 comments
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by dvdplm 11y ago
Continuously blown away with the quality and usefulness of Postgres. It is truly lightyears ahead of MySQL and I keep wondering wth took me so long to switch. Kudos.
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by dvdplm 11y ago
This is quite lovely. Very good job. :) I for one would be very curious to read about how this works (too lazy to read code right now!)...
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by dvdplm 11y ago
We store a UUID in their browser and send that along so if they chatted before we un-archive their previous channel to give the Slack operator all the context.
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by dvdplm 11y ago
We'd love to look closer at that (and will). There are rumours about Slack itself working on something similar, and then there's the screenhero acquisition a year back, but nothing definitive yet. DISCLOSURE: I work at Chatlio ED
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by dvdplm 11y ago
No, I don't recommend it. It's definitely a book for adults. I personally found it had many long boring parts mixed with very interesting ones. Very introspective.
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by dvdplm 11y ago
Doesn't say anything about compilation speed. How close to 1.4 performance are we? The slow compilation on 1.5 has kept us on 1.4 so far.
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by dvdplm 11y ago
> a proprietary centralized system that can block or cut them off for any reason. As a startup founder – chatlio.com – betting on the Slack "platform" I have to say that it feels pretty great to know that they are not planning
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by dvdplm 11y ago
Could Ruby have something thing like this too or is MRIs C api just too limited? Rice is the closest thing I know of and it was pretty gnarly to use.
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by dvdplm 11y ago
What does the actual Lambda code look like in this case?

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