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by jedisct1 6y ago
Even though Piknik has mostly replaced scp for me, scp is here to stay. It remains the easiest way to transfer things between trusted machines that you already have ssh access to.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
"Relaible Execution", "Ready for Teh Cloud". Doesn't feel very professional.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
On m68k my favorite instruction was MOVEM, which was similar except that we had to provide a register range. MOVEM was the key to fast buffer->screen copies.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
For some context, the company behind this is planning to launch a satellite in Earth orbit where anyone can develop, test and upload software on: https://exodusorbitals.com/
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Splice: A DSL for software-defined satellite applications [pdf](github.com)
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by jedisct1 6y ago
The self-hosted compiler is only going to be for debug builds AFAIK.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
In spite of its currently growing adoption, my prediction is that Rust will be replaced in a foreseeable future. Rust brought a novel idea to the landscape of programming languages. The borrow checker is a great invention, and a great contr
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Alacritty is slower than the standard terminal, has none of the nice features of iTerm, doesn't even support tabs.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
In these big companies, one can find pretty much any language being used somewhere. Rust as a language is mature and pretty stable. However, the ecosystem... not so much. Pretty much every crate is still at version 0.x, with breaking change
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by jedisct1 6y ago
The same thing is happening with Rust. Many Rust crates are very difficult to understand and use, due to them using tons of abstractions. Macros don’t help either. As people get more and more familiar with Rust, they write more and more cod
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by jedisct1 6y ago
So can DNS queries.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
I've been writing Rust code since before the 1.0 days, and I still can't understand lifetimes in practice. When the compiler starts complaining about lifetimes issues, I tend to make everything clone()able (either using Rc, or Arc
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Zig !
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by jedisct1 6y ago
The best way for QEMU (or anything) to keep improving is to have it written using the languages and tools that the actual maintainers are the most comfortable with. People suggesting rewrites in X/Y/Z are usually not people mainta
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Take a look at Zig. https://ziglang.org/ It fixes most of the C mistakes, while still giving programmers tight control over the system.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Block these domains with dnscrypt-proxy instead.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
My experience is completely the opposite. Go is excellent for cross-compilation. The same compiler can compile to a lot of platforms out of the box, and making portable applications requires very little to no platform-specific code. Go&#x27
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by jedisct1 6y ago
I've been using Alacritty for a while, but eventually got back to the standard Terminal.app and iTerm. The former feels snappier (and is probably GPU-accelerated as well anyway), looks better and comes out of the box. The later has way
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by jedisct1 6y ago
But can it serve Tomato juice?
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Something I'd love to see in Zig.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Is there a way to use Nuxt with Vue 3?
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by jedisct1 6y ago
iPad Pro.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Interesting project, but since this seems to be limited to Rust, what’s the point of WebAssembly, instead of writing JS extensions directly in Rust?
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by jedisct1 6y ago
With zsh or fish, just press "tab".
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by jedisct1 6y ago
I use Jed.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Doesn't work (yes, on iOS 14).
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macOS 11: copies of dynamic libraries are no longer present on the file system(twitter.com)
187 points by jedisct1 6y ago|161 comments
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This is pretty amazing!
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High-Fidelity Generative Image Compression(hific.github.io)
6 points by jedisct1 6y ago|0 comments
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Slightly related question: does a RegExp engine in pure JavaScript exist?

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