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Nexlog: A Logging Library for Zig with Pattern Recognition and Time-Travel(github.com)
1 points by jedisct1 2y ago|0 comments
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by jedisct1 2y ago
I wouldn't run untrusted code that can access local files without a prior chroot(2) call, or something like bubblewrap.
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by jedisct1 2y ago
Go refuses variables that are declared and not used as well. And honestly, I like the fact that it forces the source code to not include bloat. Lines of code that are there, but don't do anything, and can be misleading. And in Zig, the
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All Your Codebase(kristoff.it)
1 points by jedisct1 2y ago|0 comments
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by jedisct1 2y ago
Just Mutt's IMAP support.
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by jedisct1 2y ago
"verifies the execution of [..] any LLVM-compiled language" Why is it limited to LLVM-compiled languages? Wouldn't anything that compiles to RISC-V work? And since the LLVM bitcode format completely changes every time there&#
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by jedisct1 2y ago
I still use mutt on a daily basis. Being able to select emails using regular expressions is super useful. IMAPFilter is also simple and powerful to quickly sort email.
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Poop: a performance optimizer observation platform(github.com)
37 points by jedisct1 2y ago|2 comments
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by jedisct1 2y ago
With support for Glorytun. Very cool!
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by jedisct1 2y ago
Very promising project!
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by jedisct1 2y ago
Very cool! But no updates for 7+ months? Is it still actively being developed?
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by jedisct1 2y ago
Is it GBps or Gbps?
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by jedisct1 2y ago
Take note, Rust.
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by jedisct1 2y ago
> Libsodium does this compiler-specific pragmas and attributes (like __attribute__((optimize("O0")))) It doesn't do anything like that.
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by jedisct1 2y ago
Jasmin is an amazing tool to write code that's proven to be free of side channels, memory safe, and protected against common speculative execution attacks: https://github.com/jasmin-lang/jasmin I wrote AEGIS imple
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by jedisct1 2y ago
More accurately: primitives from the aws-lc library (written in C and assembly, with tests in C++) outperform the OpenSSL and BoringSSL implementations they are based on, on some platforms.
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by jedisct1 2y ago
But it's written in Rust.
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by jedisct1 2y ago
Doesn't FaceTime already do that?
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by jedisct1 2y ago
Minecraft Server (Zig) https://github.com/regenerativep/zig-mc-server
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by jedisct1 2y ago
Should have been written in BASIC.
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An operating system that self replicates Doom on a network [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jedisct1 2y ago|0 comments
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Zzz – A library for writing performant and reliable networked services(github.com)
2 points by jedisct1 2y ago|0 comments
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Cat-human interaction from the viewpoint of physics: an equation of motion(arxiv.org)
1 points by jedisct1 2y ago|0 comments
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by jedisct1 2y ago
What about something that doesn't even require WebAssembly and is faster? https://bellard.org/jslinux/
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by jedisct1 2y ago
Another fork is Angie: https://angie.software/en/ It can automatically provision TLS certificates like Caddy, which is pretty cool.
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by jedisct1 2y ago
This is exactly why I wouldn't use Rust for any project that has to be maintained long-term. Virtually any application requires a lot of 3rd party dependencies, even for very basic stuff such as error handling. But the state of the eco
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Durability and the Art of Consensus [video](youtube.com)
2 points by jedisct1 2y ago|0 comments
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by jedisct1 2y ago
Could that have applications to 3D printing?
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by jedisct1 2y ago
The standard way to use dnscrypt-proxy is to set the resolver to 127.0.0.1. Does Little Snitch do things differently?
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by jedisct1 2y ago
Ever heard of ugrep?

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