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by jedisct1 6y ago
WebAssembly has different ambitions than Flash. It is meant to be become similar to an operating system, whereas Flash was a very specialized tool. TinyGo and Zig can generate .wasm files out of the box.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
The priorities seem to have shifted, with most standardization efforts being focused on running WebAssembly on the server, rather than web browsers. Flutter and Blazor are exceptions, but they had to reinvent everything their own way. Regar
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by jedisct1 6y ago
WAVM and SSVM do normal compilation.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
It's written in Rust.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
The Rust and Haskell versions are complicated to understand for such a simple task.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
To a French speaker, the project name sounds like “Go kill yourself” (creve). The concept is great, but the name is insulting.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Original link: https://www.chongdiantou.com/wp/archives/73084.html
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M1 MacBook successfully reverse engineered to expand memory and SSD capacity(chongdiantou.com)
4 points by jedisct1 6y ago|0 comments
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Little click out of 1. 2 is binding…
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by jedisct1 6y ago
People writing standards.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Surprisingly no comparison against Cap’n Proto.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Zig does a really good job at finding bugs in LLVM every time the LLVM version is updated. And Zig developers also do a very good job at reporting and fixing them. Which is why contributing to Zig also means contributing to LLVM.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Very cool stuff! And exactly what I was looking for when hitting compiler errors in Zig. Thank you!
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Stop putting random crap in the DNS.
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It Doesn't Work(00f.net)
143 points by jedisct1 6y ago|148 comments
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by jedisct1 6y ago
From a privacy perspective, OAuth/OIDC are also terrible. It would be possible to achieve the same thing in a privacy-preserving way, and without breaking current deployments; EL PASSO https://arxiv.org/pdf/2002.10
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by jedisct1 6y ago
In the “it’s necessary but let’s act as if it didn’t exist” category.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Not sure that Crystal is considered a “new” programming language.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Copy and Clone are already traits.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
France (announced today).
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by jedisct1 6y ago
This is the case every time there's a post about Rust.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Check out @kingprotty's Twitter posts and Zig Show presentations.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Is it still zero cost if the price to pay is a steep increase of code complexity? The current model also still requires a lot of boxing and cloning, so it is far from being “zero cost” as advertised.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
I abandoned some projects due to that as well. That, and constant breaking changes in major libraries such as `hyper`. Maintaining Rust code is expensive. More than completing the first iteration of a project. Language such as Go or C are b
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Traits, generics, lifetimes, macros and endless, and incomprehensible backtraces when using Futures already makes it more complex. Rust is difficult to read and maintain, due to the common use of abstractions over abstractions over abstract
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by jedisct1 6y ago
And Zap (scheduler for Zig) is already faster than Tokio. Zig and other recent languages have been invented after Rust and Go, so they could learn from them, while Rust had to experiment a lot in order to combine async with borrow checking.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
If Rust had to be rewritten from scratch today, it would probably be done differently, learning from experience since it was invented. Cargo, macros, const generics and `#[cfg]` wouldn’t exist any more, replaced with comptime evaluation. Th
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by jedisct1 6y ago
`dnscrypt-proxy` blocks these, as well as the SVCB and HTTPS variants.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Wordpress.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
dnscrypt-proxy already blocks this, as well as variants of it using SVCB and HTTPS records.

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