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by jedisct1 4y ago
What matters for a startup is time to market. So, go with a boring technology that the existing team is already familiar with, and that fits your use case. There's nothing wrong with PHP, Python, Go, JavaScript or Java. Even modern &qu
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by jedisct1 4y ago
And servers such as fasthttp have excellent performance.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Oh, yes, this is Panic's game system. I didn't follow that the project had made so much progress. Damn, it looks insanely cool. A black & white screen is quite limiting for games, though. Zig looks like a perfect language for
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Does it support Anonymized DNS now?
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Go, Erlang, Scala, Pony.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Go's ecosystem is amazingly stable. Its rich standard library helps, but in general, there's a lot of attention to backward compatibility. Once an application has been written in Go, updating dependencies or using a more recent co
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Zig, definitely.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
If you're still using ripgrep, check out ugrep. Very fast, TUI, fuzzing matching, and actively maintained.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
No support for Zig :(
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by jedisct1 4y ago
> it is very slow to compile Emscripten is amazing if you need a full POSIX environment in a web browser. Everything is emulated through Javascript calls. If you don't need that, or just need the WASI subset, you can simply use Zig
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Koyeb https://www.koyeb.com also feels magical.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
dnscrypt-proxy works fine with Private Relay.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
DNSCrypt requires responses sent over UDP to never be larger than the question, or else the client must retry with larger padding in the question, or over TCP. That makes amplification impossible.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
But no one said "you should rewrite it in Rust" yet.
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by jedisct1 4y ago
Nice!
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by jedisct1 4y ago
And JSage is like Sage, but for WebAssembly and JavaScript: https://github.com/sagemathinc/JSage
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by jedisct1 4y ago
I miss the days where anybody could learn HTML/CSS/JQuery and make web pages, and Rails, or a LAMP stack was enough server-side. Building a website today requires learning a ton of different tools, languages and frameworks. All o
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by jedisct1 5y ago
Because if something works, and the actual project developers are comfortable with it, why change it? For new projects, people may prefer to use something like Zig as the build system. But a build system is not what will make the project fa
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by jedisct1 5y ago
ugrep is written in C++ and is way better than ripgrep.
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7-Zip up to 21.07 on Windows allows privilege escalation and command execution(github.com)
227 points by jedisct1 5y ago|62 comments
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by jedisct1 5y ago
No support for dnscrypt, anonymized DNS and the ability to directly enter DNS stamps?
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by jedisct1 5y ago
There's already https://github.com/mr-karan/doggo
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by jedisct1 5y ago
I use doggo, a better version written in Go: https://github.com/mr-karan/doggo
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by jedisct1 5y ago
The paper was presented last year at sdns://2021: https://youtu.be/ihFmYs3Bi_c
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Passive Remote Physical Side Channels on PCs [pdf](usenix.org)
1 points by jedisct1 5y ago|0 comments
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by jedisct1 5y ago
"for Go and Rust". This is a bit limiting. Any chance to expand to other languages?
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by jedisct1 5y ago
Yes, but it's written in Rust.
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by jedisct1 5y ago
You didn't even read the blog post, did you?
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by jedisct1 5y ago
No support for Zig :(
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by jedisct1 5y ago
Go is generally faster, but if you have performance issues, the language may not be the first thing to look at. Look at your caching strategies, dependencies (APIs, databases), what could be static, etc. The frontend part is as important as

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