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931.
by hu3 2y ago
> Many of these features Windows has no analogue for. Holding Shift and clicking scrollbar does jump directly to the clicked location on Windows.
932.
by hu3 2y ago
And until then someone might create a more ergonomic evolution of Rust.
933.
by hu3 2y ago
For posterity. The Phoronix.com link was posted 3 hours ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43182354
934.
by hu3 2y ago
Couldn't they wait for some kind of inquiry from UK Gov and then closed the forum reactively if it was an unreasonable financial burden?
935.
by hu3 2y ago
this is it. siri will finally be reliable
936.
by hu3 2y ago
> Why do pro-privacy tech folks on here act like Apple is some charity... Because Apple marketing keeps relentlessly bashing their customers skull that privacy is their advantage?
937.
by hu3 2y ago
> So when you change the C interfaces, the Rust people will have to deal with the fallout, and will have to fix the Rust bindings. That's kind of the promise here: there's that "wall of protection" around C developers
938.
by hu3 2y ago
I plan to pay if I migrate from Joplin for sure. Easier sync and supporting developer = Win win.
939.
by hu3 2y ago
Can you use something like iCloud, Google Drive or Microsoft OneDrive to get sync for free? Does it work well? Many do that with Joplin.
940.
by hu3 2y ago
WebOS is great and LG promises at least 5 years of updates. Their smart magic control is best in class too.
941.
by hu3 2y ago
Exactly. Although from the reply I got above it seems to be alien tech to some.
942.
by hu3 2y ago
This is 2025. If you can't jump to your own code implementation without having to search for strings, your tech sucks. And most of your message doesn't even apply. How would I Google or read the manual for my own code? We're
943.
by hu3 2y ago
grep for annotations... That mentality is how you get death by a thousand cuts. Cognitive load matters.
944.
by hu3 2y ago
That's unnecessarily rude.
945.
by hu3 2y ago
Usually non-async frameworks spawn some kind of thread so that it never blocks or crashes the main process regardless of what happens to the threads. I know Go frameworks are usually like that. They spawn green threads and you can write HT
946.
by hu3 2y ago
Had similar experience setting up new office table. Surely rearranging work stuff will take 10 minutes at best right? Well it took me 2 hours to reorganize it to an acceptable state. Tried different layouts and did some rethinking on ergono
947.
by hu3 2y ago
> It doesn't block any reads or writes. That's neat! I bet it keeps growing a WAL file while the backup is ongoing right?
948.
by hu3 2y ago
In 2025? Often a tribalistic ignorance of holding outdated preconceptions against MySQL. A quick search hints me that there is still more ultra-large MySQL setups than there are PostgreSQL. By a large margin it seems. Between easier upgrade
949.
by hu3 2y ago
It doesn't support old GPUs so not a replacement for many.
950.
by hu3 2y ago
Zig is great too. But different audiences imo.
951.
by hu3 2y ago
If font rendering on a text editor is not a priority I wonder what is. It seems to be AI.
952.
by hu3 2y ago
is nouveau written in Rust?
953.
by hu3 2y ago
This seems very powerful. Specially the threads section. Thanks for sharing.
954.
by hu3 2y ago
Same for me. I had to double-check the tech behind the blog. It seems to be WordPress.com. They probably rely heavily on caching and CDN. Makes me sad that I just didn't stick to my WordPress blog 10 years ago.
955.
by hu3 2y ago
Yes, it's optimized for latency: https://tip.golang.org/doc/gc-guide#Latency So, for example, network code gets better p99. This, along with other sensible tradeoffs, is why Go ate a large slice of network softwar
956.
by hu3 2y ago
I always thought Go used generational garbage collector but alas it's not: https://tip.golang.org/doc/gc-guide
957.
by hu3 2y ago
I'm curious, have you worked with Entity Framework with its legendary LINQ magic?
958.
by hu3 2y ago
...in spite of.
959.
by hu3 2y ago
Xcode as an example of quality? It's atrocious from my experience. Updates tied to OS and crashes more than it should.
960.
by hu3 2y ago
> people familiar with macos or ios development who want to write for other platforms. This is a rather small userbase when it comes to enterprise. Especially because Swift will never be as versatile as Python or as efficient as Rust. An

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