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Ladybird browser update (November 2023) [video](youtube.com)
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by jedisct1 3y ago
I switched from from ripgrep to ugrep and never looked back. It's just as fast, but also comes with fuzzy matching (which is super useful), a TUI (useful for code reviews), and can also search in PDFs, archives, etc. The optional Goo
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Eidas QWACs fiasco and browsers gatekeeping(ctrlc.hu)
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Not even memory safe. It has many "unsafe" and "transmut", and this is without the bazillion external dependencies it also depends on.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
I have more hope in Ladybird than Servo, TBH. Considering how young it is, Ladybird is already very impressive. Even just to take screenshots, Servo's renderer is very basic, slow and buggy.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Maybe this is actually what started that proposal, but it sounds very useful to efficiently implement @Frame when using Zig to create WebAssembly modules.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
pgsodium is also a very good option: https://github.com/michelp/pgsodium
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by jedisct1 3y ago
How to use Spin with Zig?
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by jedisct1 3y ago
You forgot ugrep.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Very cool!
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by jedisct1 3y ago
I use dnscrypt-proxy in the default configuration and let it choose what's best for my current network.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Firmware update in progress, do not unplug your computer...
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Very cool. Love the fact that it uses Python!
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by jedisct1 3y ago
It's constantly updated https://github.com/h2o/h2o/commits/master Also see: "switch to a new release model" https://github.com/h2o/h2o/issues/3230 "Every co
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Very cool! And congrats for reaching version 1.0.0! Other nice HTTP/3 libraries include H2O: https://h2o.examp1e.net as well as Facebook/Meta ProxyGen: https://github.com/facebook/proxygen
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Great video. I wasn't very familiar with NuttX and LVGL, but this is very cool!
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by jedisct1 3y ago
There's also Flowgger: https://github.com/awslabs/flowgger Heavily used by OVH to process terabytes of log data per day. Likely used by AWS as well now.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
The few projects I wrote using async Rust eventually became unmaintainable. And when things go wrong, stack traces involving Futures are impossible to understand. This is where Go really shines. Goroutines may not be "right" or &q
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by jedisct1 3y ago
There's nothing really standard, every environment will have its own APIs. WASI is not going to run in a web browser without additional modules. If system calls are not required, code can be compiled to `wasm32-freestanding`. That work
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by jedisct1 3y ago
When targeting Emscripten, why not use a regular web engine like V8? Wazero and Wasmer have some support for the Emscripten API, but it's unlikely to be as mature as the real thing backed by Javascript.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Not just clang, it's LLVM. Current builds of Zig also already include LLVM 17, so you can use zig cc as a remplacement for clang 17.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Libsodium has been around for a while, so probably the reason it was posted is that version 1.0.19 was just released: https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium/releases/tag/1.0.19-RE... Updated NuGet and Swi
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Not just for microcontrollers. If performance is not a priority, but you need something small, simple, and easy to embed, libhydrogen can come in handy. I actually use it more than libsodium.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Many protocols define how the nonce must be computed. And the nonce is not sent explicitly; the different parties compute it themselves the same way they agree on a shared secret. When a ciphertext is received, the recipient knows what the
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by jedisct1 3y ago
You're not alone.
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Why didn't they include Zig and AsssemblyScript, then?
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Mach 0.2 has been released(devlog.hexops.com)
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by jedisct1 3y ago
Joke apart, yes. ChatGPT can sometimes be more useful than rustc error messages. However, the code you need it to explain have to be small and self-contained. When it's part of an actual project, preparing a proper prompt requires a bi
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by jedisct1 3y ago
On the other hand, goroutines makes it very easy to write concurrent code. And the built-in checker for race conditions works well. Async Rust, OTOH, can quickly become a horrible spaghetti mess that's virtually impossible to debug, an
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A peen power level measurement tool written in Rust(lib.rs)
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