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Benchmark of WebAssembly runtimes – 2021 Q1 edition
(github.com)
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This.
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Why not contribute to MesaLock Linux, which is already an entire memory-safe Linux distribution instead? Or encourage other memory safe-languages as well?
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Zig is a “fixed” version of C.
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There are some other encrypted DNS servers in India, at least arapurayil in Mumbai and arvin in Bangalore. https://dnscrypt.info/map
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Looks like a type definition in Rust.
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This is a very good idea! A nice way to discover a very promising language.
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Just went to Marks&Spencer in Paris today. The store was 90% empty. No more fresh products, and mostly just leftovers of other products since Brexit. Feels so weird.
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6y ago
This is amazing!
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Interesting. The real thing here is the Win32 Metadata project: https://github.com/microsoft/win32metadata It contains definitions that can be used to automatically generate bindings to any language. So, we have C# and
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You should rewrite it in Rust.
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This is neat! Doesn’t solve the problem for resin printing, though.
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Cairo – A language for writing provable programs
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Zig has excellent support for WebAssembly (out of the box, no need to install anything else). The resulting modules are small and fast.
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That would be a great target for Zig.
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He switched to Go. Stjepang is a very smart person and I'm actually quite excited about what he's going to bring to the Go world.
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> One is they make your functions colored; async functions world best with other async functions while normal blocking functions work best with other blocking functions. Not in Zig: https://kristoff.it/blog/zig-color
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This is very cool! Thank you!
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You can’t express anything malicious in JavaScript either, yet vulnerabilities are constantly found in web browsers, including WebAssembly JITs. You can express malicious things in Go, yet the number of RCEs in Go apps is pretty much zero.
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The sleep sort only requires n operations. for x in "$@"; do (sleep $x; echo $x) &; done
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I've been using Enpass for quite some time now. And I see no reasons to switch. It does what's supposed to do, and works well on MacOS and iOS.
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And abandoned quite quickly, like most Rust projects.
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Yes, but it is written in Rust.
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I closed the browser tab after reading "Militray Grade Encryption".
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dnslookup has been around for a while, and supports DNSCrypt and DNS-over-QUIC (maybe Anonymized DNS, too?) in addition to plain DNS and DoH. https://github.com/ameshkov/dnslookup
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Develop in debug mode, deploy in safe release mode, and when you're absolutely sure that everything is safe, you can switch to the fast release mode. It is also possible to selectively disable/enable safety for individual code blo
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In ReleaseSafe mode, too.
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See https://kristoff.it/blog/zig-colorblind-async-await/ for more information about Zig's “Colorblind” Async/Await.
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Zig 0.7.0 tagged
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Zig is a boring language. As in, if you already know another programming language, picking up Zig is going to be very fast and simple. Sure, it introduces some new concepts, comptime being the main one, but these are very easy to grasp, and
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