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by epage 8y ago
I'm guessing this and power issues are due to the non-native compositer which pcwalton wants to fix in 2019 https://pcwalton.github.io/2018/12/07/plans-for-2019.html
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by epage 8y ago
I think it is healthy to have some projects pushing the envelope on what is possible. It provides a goal to work towards and helps test out those new language features so they can be further refined before hitting stable. It becomes less he
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by epage 8y ago
Poetry is one of the few things that gives me hope about the mess of python packaging. It is also great to see the author is very responsive. My only concern is the lack of integrated "toolchain" management (what versxon of python
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by epage 8y ago
Heh, I wish. It worked for a while but then I got force-logged out for a password change and now it flip flops between the modes and errors when I enable old mode.
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by epage 8y ago
Personally, I think I prefer the idea of adopting sccache more with some kind of trust system for sharing caches (official build servers, a consensus system, or something else?). After programming C++ for years, I much prefer relying on a l
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by epage 8y ago
Doesn't that just install into a global-to-the-user path? Isn't one of the things we're trying to avoid is conflicts between these tools. For example, pip is now more freely breaking compatibility. I now need to ensure if
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by epage 8y ago
Except how do I install pipenv in the first place? Or why do I need to use pipenv to install pipsi so pipsi can manage my virtualenv environments.
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by epage 8y ago
The biggest problem I have with python packaging tools is how do I start using them. I'd rather not install all of them in my global site-packages. Do I need to create a virtualenv just to get a tool to manage my virtualenv's? I
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by epage 8y ago
The problem I ran into with pip-tools (and I assume pipenv has this) is that the lock files are platform and python-version specific (evaluates all of the conditionals for the given platform) when I do a lot of stuff cross-platform.
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by epage 8y ago
> I liked the article! But I don't think that Rust has static gc because it would imply that C has it too. I Could you clarify how C would count? From my understanding of the article's premise, a key part is whether the memory
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by epage 8y ago
Also, there is `once_cell` that seems to be a more general form https://crates.io/crates/once_cell
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by epage 8y ago
The other way SAN isn't json compatible is lack of null. As for heterogenous list types, great reason to have them is when your list is logically the same type but physically isn't. In some formats like Cargo.toml, the following a
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by epage 8y ago
For me, this was the introduction to ECS that made me "get it" and I'm slowly morphing my Rust implementation of the Liquid template language over to an ECS architecture.
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by epage 8y ago
> gutenberg was not original enough :( And I liked that name.
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by epage 8y ago
> But once you get into adding images, rss, or any sort of complex layout and routing, none of them are really designed to handle that much complexity. Could you give examples of these pain points? As a maintainer of one of the SSGs on
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by epage 8y ago
> Stick with Jekyll, its robust, has support with github pages Could you help me understand the value of this? It doesn't seem too hard for an SSG to provide documentation on what to put in a `.travis.yml` file.
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by epage 8y ago
As someone who is maintaining one of the SSGs on this list, could you (or others) describe what these Hugo pain points are? I'm wanting to learn from our predecessors and avoid their mistakes.
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by epage 8y ago
I'm regretting I didn't collect my thoughts like this earlier in my career. I personally learned and internalized many principles but by the time I was tech leading and mentoring, they had all fallen to the level of intuition and
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by epage 8y ago
We've tried to dig into various problematic areas of writing CLIs in Rust [0], worked to create or improve libraries [1], and are working on writing a "book" for Rust-based CLIs [2]. You can reach out to us on gitter [3]. [0]
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by epage 8y ago
> But Rust has no equivalent of handle: the convenience of the ? operator comes with the likely omission of proper handling. Additionally, Rust programs heavily use "RAII", avoiding the need for `handle`. But there is talk of a
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by epage 8y ago
For cities like Austin, a lot of businesses are on "frontage roads", like my company. So while its not a question of highway legal, these are roads with 55+ MPH speed limits and I suspect going 35 MPH will disrupt traffic enough
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by epage 8y ago
This is why I wish Elio Motors [0] could actually get to market. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elio_Motors
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by epage 8y ago
Its not the endpoints that are a big deal but everything in between plus easier access to those end points.
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by epage 8y ago
> Only half of the route is in exclusive lanes, which means the half the time buses will be fighting traffic. Last I heard, the main segment that will not be dedicated in the end is a road used almost exclusively by students who now have
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by epage 8y ago
Yes, most C++ compilers let you specify your language version. One of the problems with C++ is there is less of a dependency management story around it. - Maybe staticlibs will let you mix language versions? - Maybe DLLs will (granted you p
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by epage 8y ago
> Turn out that it's false. What's amazing is that the compiler ensures that projects using the legacy edition can still use libraries relying on the new edition. To add on top of this is the amazing work to make this work even
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by epage 8y ago
I am continually fighting the DRY cult at work. I explain that we need to focus on whether the code shares requirements or implementation. With one, the duplicated code would evolve hand-in-hand while the other can have the code evolve se
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by epage 8y ago
We've been using jobdsl for years. We've been moving away from people authoring jobdsl. Instead we have a custom format suited to our policies. We still use jobdsl for taking care of knowing the configuration details of all of t
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by epage 8y ago
For me, hjson takes on some of the warts of yaml (bare strings) which is why I prefer json5 if I'm going for a json variant.
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by epage 8y ago
Something akin to that, yes.

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