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Pool with Generational References in Zig(text.garden)
3 points by jedisct1 3y ago|0 comments
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Beacon Object File (BOF) Launcher(github.com)
1 points by jedisct1 3y ago|0 comments
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by jedisct1 3y ago
No support for DNSCrypt nor Anonymized DNS :(
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by jedisct1 3y ago
I'd have expected more than HN editorial standards.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
But until you're an experienced Rust programmer, you may frequently hit walls, spending a considerable amount of time trying to implement something that would be trivial in other languages, but requires a lot of contorsion to compile i
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Rewriting something, or writing something new but with past experience always produces a better product. Some people still attribute that to using a new language or framework, or market their new product that way. But the real driver is the
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by jedisct1 3y ago
It depends on why you need to learn a framework. If this is for your own projects, especially since you have some past experience with Vue 2, stick to Vue. It's simpler, the documentation is excellent, the community is great, and I f
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by jedisct1 3y ago
So what? It allows Rust code to access a set of fast and battle-tested implementations. I personally don't care about the tools and languages something uses as long as it does a good job.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
There's also an open issue in Boring (the crate for BoringSSL) to enforce usage of FIPS https://github.com/cloudflare/boring/issues/182
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Most popular projects overall: shadcn/ui, Bun, Excalidraw, TlDraw, Next.JS. No surprise here. Most popular frameworks: React, Htmx, Svelte, Million, Vue. Surprised that Vue is only #5
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Extism 1.0.0 Released(extism.org)
9 points by jedisct1 3y ago|1 comments
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Is it the same plane as the one with software that was outsourced to $9/hour engineers that had no experience with aeronautics? https://www.industryweek.com/supply-chain/article/22027840/b...
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by jedisct1 3y ago
If you ditch Linux, you now have to write a kernel, not an application.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Docker is not running on wasm. There's a wasm app, that is a x86_64 CPU emulator, used to run a Linux VM, on top of which anything can run. Including existing Docker images for x86_64.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
There are tons of real-world use cases. WASM is more or more being used to extend applications with custom functions/plugins, as well as function-as-a-service services. But they usually require writing custom code, specifically for the
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Because "wasm-wasi" is not a CPU that Linux runs on.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Fuzzy matching is the main reason I switched to ugrep. This is insanely useful.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Damn, that looks super interesting!
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Wow, the performance improvements are insane!
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Cool stuff!
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Still the best we can do.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Assembly. Jasmin.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
And BoringSSL has excellent bindings for Rust (the "boring" crate), that support everything BoringSSL does, with a really good, easy to use API. And if you absolutely need to use pure Rust implementations, there's the "s
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by jedisct1 3y ago
I also now always use Zig to write tests and benchmarks for C code. This is for example the case in libaegis: https://github.com/jedisct1/libaegis Calling C functions from Zig is easy (C headers can be imported directl
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by jedisct1 3y ago
This is cool, but calling that SSH3 is not appropriate. It's an independent project, not a new version of the SSH protocol. Sure, it's "SSH3" and not "SSHv3". Still, introducing a confusion with something that
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The best WebAssembly runtime may be no runtime(00f.net)
211 points by jedisct1 3y ago|176 comments
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by jedisct1 3y ago
EdgeDNS, a high performance DNS cache written in Rust: https://github.com/jedisct1/edgedns
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by jedisct1 3y ago
For AOT, the simplest approach, that actually produces the fastest native code, is to naively translate WASM opcodes to C. This is for example what W2C2 does: https://github.com/turbolent/w2c2
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by jedisct1 3y ago
S2N is great, clean, actively maintained, and even has experimental support for post-quantum key exchange (compatible with BoringSSL and the Zig standard library). Other very nice TLS implementations in C/C++: - Facebook Fizz: https:&
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by jedisct1 3y ago
It's pretty nuts that so many industries directly or indirectly depend on ASML, and that they have no competition. How come companies like TSMC can't build their own machines? Is there really only one company in the world that has

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