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by hkalbasi 4y ago
Among things mentioned in the article, pattern matching of strings is already available in the nightly.
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by hkalbasi 4y ago
Open AI knows every text that is generated by ChatGPT, so it can run a simple search algorithm instead of an AI model and achieve way higher true positive rate?
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by hkalbasi 4y ago
Not super useful without ADTs, but nice! I hope someday ADT and pattern matching find their way to the c++ language.
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by hkalbasi 4y ago
Can you mention the difference that made Go code is more readable than C++ and Rust?
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by hkalbasi 4y ago
Lunatic ( https://docs.rs/lunatic/0.7.0/lunatic/ ) is an Erlang inspired alternative to async rust and manual threads.
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by hkalbasi 5y ago
> WASM shares more ideas with CIL than the JVM [..] In WASM the memory management strategy is up to the application. That level of difference doesn't matter. The point is that WASM is a portable and sandboxed target (like JVM) which
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by hkalbasi 5y ago
> Apparently, not all tooling has access to sophisticated language servers; for example, as far as I can tell GitHub source analysis won't be able to find where write_u16 is coming from, and the same is true of Sourcegraph. FYI, Sou
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by hkalbasi 5y ago
Browsers based on chromium like brave also refuse to enable chrome shenanigans.
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by hkalbasi 5y ago
Apple in hardware is a vendor like other vendors. Just remove their OS.
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by hkalbasi 5y ago
WebView2 is chromium edge. This was the reason that I guessed webkit-gtk uses less ram than chromium.
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by hkalbasi 5y ago
Per https://github.com/Fournux/tauri-vs-electron it uses just 20 MB of ram on linux. Why? I guess because webkit-gtk is less ram hungry than blink.
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by hkalbasi 5y ago
Isn't "use core::" enough, without compile time config directive?
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by hkalbasi 5y ago
Isn't (important part of) surveillance stuff on the server side?