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by friend-monoid 6y ago
I think a better wording is “you can learn how to do it”; treading new waters is a daily task for software engineers.
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by friend-monoid 6y ago
Well, on the upside on the ‘for’ syntax, it allows you to say “for (objects) draw” instead of “for (object in objects) { draw(object); }”. So it’s not all bad. Edit: also, the print stuff, I feel that’s in line with the Zig Zen - make the l
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by friend-monoid 6y ago
Try compiling a program with nostd and nocore - try targeting a weird platform, like a small embedded device. You immediately find out how many hidden layers there are to Rust, it’s borderline annoying. Rust is an amazing language, but stuf
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by friend-monoid 6y ago
I remember doing some basic IO using clib. There’s is a flag, like —link-clib or something. Then you can include header files as you would in C. I created a basic example a while ago doing some basic IO, epoll, timers, and linking in a C ob
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by friend-monoid 6y ago
This is neat but Im so disappointed by the chosen word list
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by friend-monoid 6y ago
How do you know they dont do anything about it though? I’d wager they try
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by friend-monoid 6y ago
So stoked for Zig!
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by friend-monoid 6y ago
This would be really interesting if it had literally any details
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by friend-monoid 6y ago
Also everyone uses package managers these days, and if you ever need to install a package manager manually, spending 2 seconds to specify the location of a certain library, or googling “cannot find -lpng”, doesn’t take much effort. The auto
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by friend-monoid 6y ago
I’m interested in this because I have the opposite experience. Not saying any choice is wrong, but in my experience, moving that logic into the database has made all our codebases easier to reason about. The API’s don’t have to botch error
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by friend-monoid 6y ago
You can’t do EFS on Fargate in CloudFormation yet though.
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by friend-monoid 7y ago
Link doesn’t work for me right now so I haven’t read the article, but usually beta testing precedes canary deploys. Maybe this is different.
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by friend-monoid 7y ago
Seems reasonable to me? Better to deploy gradually in case the deploy is bad, right?
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by friend-monoid 7y ago
But the kernel itself doesn’t use glibc?
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by friend-monoid 7y ago
I like it! It's a bit too slow on my machine, but I really have too many files, I need to clean up some of the crap I have lying around.
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by friend-monoid 7y ago
The inverse of fork is called join, right?
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by friend-monoid 7y ago
* Not all users have IDEs with all that much help (vim, emacs users come to mind), and not all platforms have this ability (consider for example writing serverless functions in an online IDE), and sometimes you do code reviews from an onlin
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by friend-monoid 7y ago
As C: struct copy_args_s { char * src; size_t src#; char * dest; size_t dest#; }; int copy(struct copy_args_s args) { ... } int main() { copy((struct copy_args_s){ .src = "foo", .src_len = 3, .d
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by friend-monoid 7y ago
But... why?
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by friend-monoid 8y ago
Regular expressions isn’t the issue, it’s the libraries. Regular expressions are, mathematically, the quickest and safest way to parse text, and they are linear in complexity. But most libraries aren’t...
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by friend-monoid 8y ago
Been using ragel for a while now, it’s awesome. Ragel is a bit like the vim of parsing: the learning curve can be pretty steep, but once you get it, you’ll be the parser magician. Parsing in general just becomes pretty easy with ragel.
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by friend-monoid 8y ago
Except you don’t have an open connection where you receive messages on. Instead, you register a callback url. It’s more like webhooks, but it’s it’s own thing, and not a setting on a page.
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by friend-monoid 8y ago
XMPP is an open TCP connection with its own protocol, like MQTT, Stomp, Redis, NATS, and all the *MQs. WebSub is mostly between HTTP servers, where one server can tell another that it wants a specific HTTP URL to be GET’d on a message. Each
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by friend-monoid 8y ago
But we have the PATCH method, which is... Non-standard, I think? And it works fine.
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by friend-monoid 8y ago
1. Why not a SUB HTTP request? And a PUB http request. The response URL could be a required header. 2. We have HEAD, can we do service discovery using HEAD? 3. Why not let a topic be a HTTP URL? “PUB /user/john/position HTTP&
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by friend-monoid 8y ago
It's a bidding war. Someone already bid 249.99 for "his.app". Next step up is 499.99. If you buy her.app for 249.99, then both will cost 499.99.
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by friend-monoid 8y ago
Cool! Might try this for some smaller project. It's a shame that asyncio is so slow though, this framework isn't going to win any speed awards I guess.
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by friend-monoid 9y ago
sha1 - object (e.g. 5a480efb...) file with sha1 - ref (e.g. master) file with ref - symbolic ref (e.g. HEAD) right? Seeing as you can git update-ref branches, but you need to git symbolic-ref HEAD.
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by friend-monoid 9y ago
Unless it is detached. :)
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by friend-monoid 9y ago
Heh, good question. But seriously, the fact that there is a .gitmodules file lulls you into a sense that that file is "the configuration file". If you don't know about these other files, then it's natural to edit .gitmod

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