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by erichdongubler 4y ago
Nitpick: Safe Rust [_does_][0] let you construct null pointers -- it's _dereferencing_ them that's not allowed in safe Rust. [0]: https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&editio...
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by erichdongubler 4y ago
> The idea salvation can only occur if you were lucky enough to have your genealogy recorded is far removed from mainstream Christianity. As a practicing member of the religion in question, this phrasing misrepresents what we believe wil
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by erichdongubler 5y ago
I'm a very happy user of the free tier of Descript right now, and will definitely pay once my transcription limit is reached. It seems like this particular product might do a better job of the automated editing specifically, but Descri
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by erichdongubler 5y ago
Does this already use `target-cpu=native`? Not sure if that would be apples-to-apples with the Zig implementation (which is what's important here), but I'd be surprised if it didn't yield some interesting wins.
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by erichdongubler 5y ago
Hmmm, I wonder how Flowdock's threading implementation compared with Zulip's?
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by erichdongubler 6y ago
Honest question: is that fundamentally any different than building skills by imitating StackOverflow solutions or studying principles and patterns to build knowledge? I would view those as respective software development analogues, though t
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by erichdongubler 6y ago
For reference: https://docs.radicle.xyz/docs/understanding-radicle/faq/#can...
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by erichdongubler 6y ago
Has anybody used SimulDocs[0], which sells itself as a "version control for Microsoft Word documents"? I've been really curious if it's a decent solution in this space, but I tend to keep myself away from Word docs in my
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by erichdongubler 6y ago
I myself have really enjoyed `delta` and the variety of configuration it has: https://github.com/dandavison/delta
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by erichdongubler 6y ago
You're right, I didn't distinguish between overall compile times and the front-end time taken, which is what you were focusing on. For the Rust toolchain, the (vast IIRC) majority of compilation time is in LLVM's backend. So,
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by erichdongubler 6y ago
It's important to note that run-time tradeoffs were made in the interest of fast compilation speed. When it comes to optimizing code emitted from D source, it's important to leverage the alternate implementations from GCC or the L
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by erichdongubler 6y ago
Location: Orem, UT, USA Remote: Yes please! On-site is still good though. Willing to relocate: Yup. Technologies: Focused on Rust, C/C++; experienced with and open to Python, C#, web Resume: https://linkedin.com/in&#x2F
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by erichdongubler 6y ago
You can have the money and still decide that you can beat the interest from mortgage with another investment, i.e., stocks. So, that's not necessarily indicative of a financial standing. :)
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by erichdongubler 6y ago
This is a good question. Also important to remember is that for many Linux distributions dynamically linked OpenSSL artifacts are what end up getting used by the vast majority of binaries.
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by erichdongubler 7y ago
Thanks. I really don't want another newsletter in my email inbox!
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by erichdongubler 7y ago
Two things about that in reply to your comment: 1. Right now Firefox Monitor uses your Firefox account for signups. For somebody like me who already has a Firefox account, I don't see a net difference in risk here. 2. If you don't
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by erichdongubler 7y ago
In the meantime, have you checked out MSYS2? It's the best option I've found for a *nix toolchain until WSL2 arrives. :)
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by erichdongubler 8y ago
Uh...this is what Rust uses currently. ;)
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by erichdongubler 8y ago
Previous submission here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19255639
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by erichdongubler 8y ago
Shameless plug: you can have D-ish testing blocks with a macro I published on https://crates.io as `adhesion`: https://github.com/erichdongubler/adhesion-rs
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by erichdongubler 8y ago
That's...very different from making a promise, though.
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by erichdongubler 8y ago
Have you tried clicking the vertical bar that spans the comment and its children right underneath the voting buttons?
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by erichdongubler 8y ago
GraphViz in the browser was made possible by `emscripten`, which is essentially a JavaScript compiler target. In that sense, there's not a implementation in a language besides C++ that's gotten much traction.
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by erichdongubler 9y ago
This is odd because the "download link" that gets mailed seems to be a MailChimp email subscribe link too. What the heck? I wanted a download link, not a subscription to whatever marketing you want to send my way later...
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Quin-C: new forensics product made by same company as FTK(accessdata.com)
1 points by erichdongubler 9y ago|0 comments
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by erichdongubler 9y ago
AFAIK, the Libz Blitz was a totally separate program as part of the overall execution for the 2017 plan, much like the `impl period` itself.
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Niko Matsakis: Lessoned learned from Rust's “impl period”(smallcultfollowing.com)
6 points by erichdongubler 9y ago|3 comments
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by erichdongubler 9y ago
Not the GP, but...yes. ;)
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`fzy` now available for MSYS2(github.com)
2 points by erichdongubler 9y ago|0 comments
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by erichdongubler 9y ago
I've done some research, as I have the same interest. I know that `neovim` allows clicks on non-tab elements -- I think something akin to `vim-wintabs` and `neovim` might get what you want.

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