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by jedisct1 4y ago
Zig is very readable, and doesn't use many sigils at all.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
I discovered it in the "Seven languages on seven weeks" book, and was amazed by the clean and simple design of IO.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
French company iWeech has been making AI-powered e-bikes for a while: https://iweech.com/en/ And they're actually pretty good, even without the AI part. It's not hard to change gears and assistance level with
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by jedisct1 4y ago
It's similar to Anonymized DNS. The relay doesn't learn the content because it's not encrypted for it. The target receives the payload from the relay, so it doesn't know its IP, and everything the relayed removed.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
They didn't open source their Windows and macOS clients, which are the most important pieces of the puzzle.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
I tried to use it as my main shell for a couple days, found it fun and potentially useful, played with its unique features... and eventually uninstalled it and went back to zsh. For 99.99% of what I use a shell for, Nushell doesn't do
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Sizegame: Binary sizes of a canonical Hello World in different languages(github.com)
2 points by jedisct1 4y ago|0 comments
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Using Zig is the easiest way to cross-compile with cgo: https://lucor.dev/post/cross-compile-golang-fyne-project-usi...
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Encrypted-DNS-server: a high performance DNSCrypt server, written in Rust(github.com)
1 points by jedisct1 4y ago|0 comments
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DoH-Server. A DoH and ODoH Server, Written in Rust(github.com)
2 points by jedisct1 4y ago|0 comments
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Since they don't seem to be mentioned on their website, DNS Stamps are sdns://AgMAAAAAAAAAACCaOjT3J965vKUQA9nOnDn48n3ZxSQpAcK6saROY1oCGQdkbnMwLmV1Ci9kbnMtcXVlcnk ("zero" version) and sdns://AgMAAAAAAAAAACC
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by jedisct1 4y ago
No support for Anonymized DNSCrypt nor ODoH. Guess they still want to see client IP addresses.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
I've been writing Rust code since 2013, and did what was probably the first large-scale production deployment of Rust code in 2014, at OpenDNS. Wrote quite a few crate and apps since, and started to heavily advocate for it. Here's
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by jedisct1 4y ago
I've been using ChatGPT to respond to GitHub tickets. For users who don't bother reading the documentation, don't want to try anything by themselves and want personal assistance, it works wonderfully.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Is there a simple way to synchronize tweets (including history) between Twitter and Mastodon?
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by jedisct1 4y ago
When compiling C/C++ code, that can be enabled with -mcpu=generic+tail_call: zig cc -s -Os --target=wasm32-wasi -mcpu=generic+tail_call app.c The bulk memory proposal is already activated by default in most runtimes, so that c
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by jedisct1 4y ago
I've been active on Twitter for the past 15 years, thanks to its API and nice clients such as Echofon and TweetBot. I never understood anything to their website nor app, and will certainly not use Twitter any more if that becomes the o
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Argon2 requires a ton of RAM, that servers could use for more interesting things. bscrypt looks like a better alternative nowadays: https://github.com/Sc00bz/bscrypt
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Rate-limiting is one.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Rouille, another Rust HTTP server, can also trivially be DOS'd by sending a Content-Length that doesn't match the actual content length. But HTTP implementations like these are not really meant to directly face the internet. They
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Here's how I changed my body shape in 7 months: https://00f.net/2017/03/07/weight-loss/
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Slang itself is a language: https://www.jedsoft.org/slang/
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Comptime. After having discovered Zig, I've been missing that feature in every other language.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Does it require cosmopolitan libc? I compiled a hello world example in C with `zig cc --target=x86_64-linux-musl` but when running it with Blink, nothing happened. With memory safety turned on, could Blink be used as an alternative to WebAs
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Performance of WebAssembly Runtimes in 2023(00f.net)
75 points by jedisct1 4y ago|2 comments
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by jedisct1 4y ago
As for IPv4, time.google.com has been 216.239.35.0 since 2016, so it's unlikely to change anytime soon either.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
You can add IP addresses of the NTP servers being used in the captive-portals.txt file, which serves records even before the operating system considers a network interface as active. Or add cert_ignore_timestamp=true to the main configurati
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by jedisct1 4y ago
There's Piknik: https://github.com/jedisct1/piknik
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Don't. Use AEGIS instead.
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What I learn by implementing argparser in Zig(en.liujiacai.net)
1 points by jedisct1 4y ago|0 comments

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