emi2k01

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by emi2k01 3y ago
Wow, it seems most websites that block it, block it because they data is used for training AI
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by emi2k01 3y ago
I built BoringSSL WITH optimizations and it took ~1m40s on a Ryzen 5600x. Maybe the OP has a slower CPU but still 5 mins is a lot. Users shouldn't be met with compile times that long on a "Hello, world" program. For compariso
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by emi2k01 3y ago
On Firefox with uBlock Origin it doesn't work. I gave it a quick look and it seems like Google Analytics is hijacking the `click` event in the `<a>` tag and it stops working because uBO blocked GA.
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by emi2k01 3y ago
> Next match is just `/<enter>`. You can also press `n`
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by emi2k01 3y ago
Twice as long. As fast as the original would be "0x slower" or "1x as fast". People should just use duration instead of speed as you did at the end: "takes twice as long", "takes 1/3 of the time...&qu
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by emi2k01 3y ago
Relevant: https://www.leonerd.org.uk/hacks/fixterms/
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by emi2k01 3y ago
Rust's compile times are worse than Go but are still way better than people make it to be. Here are some examples: --- Rust Analyzer: Clean build: 31.02s Incremental build: 3.07s (Added a `println!` in a level-2 dependency in the depen
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by emi2k01 3y ago
This just seems to be a problem with firefox or ipv6 (having problems lately), I'm not sure, sigh. Everything's fine on chromium land
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by emi2k01 3y ago
Very interesting to see how many websites weren't loading due to jsDelivr.
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by emi2k01 3y ago
I find it hard too and I've plenty of experience programming. The alien syntax, the incompatibilities between versions, the outdated information on the internet made it difficult to learn. I'd recommend to just use python with a l
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by emi2k01 3y ago
I was writing a comment about why I think spaces are better, specially with auto-formatting but now... I feel like tabs could be better if you let the auto-formatter do its job by setting the tab width to 4 spaces. That should be good enoug
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by emi2k01 3y ago
I'm not sure what they mean by adding exceptions. AFAIK, the only proposal related to exceptions is adding a `try` block that would scope the `?` operator to that block instead of the current function.
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by emi2k01 3y ago
`cargo-flamegraph` uses a port of FlameGraph written in Rust and handles the "capture" and "fold" steps so I'd say it's at least a bit easier
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by emi2k01 3y ago
If you have state that changes too quickly (like the value of an input field), then you can use `useDebounce` to derive a state that only changes every `n` milliseconds.
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by emi2k01 3y ago
I just happened to use it at 7:41 and there's no quotes for that time according to the JSON files in the other comment. It instead gave me a quote that indicated it was 2:34
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by emi2k01 3y ago
You can put your search on "quotes" and it will look for an exact match. Github's search has improved a lot recently
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by emi2k01 4y ago
Are you being sarcastic? If not, GitHub recently updated their search feature and it's pretty good. https://github.com/search/advanced https://docs.github.com/en/search-github/github-code
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by emi2k01 4y ago
Yes, I guess?: Cranelift, which is a LLVM-like library written in Rust. This could be used for faster debug builds in the future. There's a Rust backend using Cranelift [2]. If you mean addressing the poor quality of LLVM IR directly,
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by emi2k01 4y ago
> dark mode extensions These change the css colors. It's not referring to the OS color scheme preference
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by emi2k01 4y ago
You can select the label and the arrow and press control+G to create a group. You can also do the opposite, pin the arrow to the label so that if the label moves the arrow follows: double click the arrow to see the path points, select an en
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by emi2k01 4y ago
Thanks! It looks interesting. Seems to lean more to the entrepreneurship side but I didn't explore the site in depth. My project leans more to the `hacker` side (ironic, huh). It's closer to a programming tool than a product I&#x2
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Ask HN: Online comunities to discuss WIP programming projects (mine and others)?
10 points by emi2k01 4y ago|6 comments
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by emi2k01 4y ago
Machine-translated spanish version of StackOverflow by the same company who did this website. Some kind of easter-egg marketing
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by emi2k01 5y ago
It almost looks like a minimalist wolverine! [1] [1]: https://i.pinimg.com/736x/2b/e7/cb/2be7cb420de47ac68e1345f4a...
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by emi2k01 5y ago
I'm on Windows 11 with a Radeon RX570 8gb and it runs fine under Edge. On Firefox it's way laggier but still usable.
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by emi2k01 5y ago
Dreaming of code is something that happens to me very frequently when I'm working on difficult problems and only the first few times was cool. Now, when I dream of code, I can hear my inner self saying "no, please! I actually want
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by emi2k01 5y ago
It's sound very... irish . I'm surprised how different it sounds to what I've listened all my life in mexican music. Definitely an underrated instrument. There was a man from my city who made me (and millions of people more)
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by emi2k01 5y ago
Project Euler explicitly says this [1]: > I learned so much solving problem XXX, so is it okay to publish my solution elsewhere? > It appears that you have answered your own question. There is nothing quite like that "Aha!"
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by emi2k01 5y ago
May I know what GP means? It's the first time I see it.
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by emi2k01 5y ago
> Coach to 5k It's Couch to 5k. AKA C25k. I only point it out because the name is what made me try it out!

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