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joseluisq
5y ago
Yeah, same experience for me. Lots of fragile and bloated code bases. And I don't tell you about maintainability nightmare. Javascript in the server is another example. So this is not the fact that PHP people can write useful things wi
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Building mobile UIs – Flutter vs. native Android SDK (2020)
(itcraftapps.com)
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Arch Linux installer – guided, templates etc.
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6y ago
Maybe because of this? > I think that the standard Rust API may simply not be acceptable inside the kernel, if it has similar behavior to the (completely broken) C++ "new" operator. https://lkml.org/lkml/20
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6y ago
Agree. And yes, privilege just uncontroversial standpoints or promote indirect pressure over the members will result in community fragmentation. Therefore HN could turn into "one of many" monotone sites to just pass around.
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6y ago
Yeah! Even he kind of appreciates one of my favorite Rust features. > So "Result<T, E>" is basically the way to go, and if the standard Rust library alloc() model is based on "panic!" then that kind of model mus
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6y ago
Latest Miguel Ojeda reply to Linus concerns https://lkml.org/lkml/2021/4/14/1130
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6y ago
Yep, BTW looking forward https://lkml.org/lkml/2021/4/14/1105 those kind of 'real piece of code' that pleases Linus :)
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6y ago
Yep, 8min late. However turns out that the Algolia Search https://hn.algolia.com/?q=https%3A%2F%2Flkml.org%2Flkml%2F20... didn't list the link at the time. Anyway it seems that this problem is recurrent in HN.
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RFC that adds support for Rust to the Linux kernel
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PingMe – CLI to send messages or alerts to multiple messaging platforms & email
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Minimizing Struct Page Overhead
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Mastering Ownership in Rust
(blog.logrocket.com)
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6y ago
My first time seeing Nix, very promising https://nixos.org/#asciinema-demo-cover Definitely Nix deserves a try.
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6y ago
Yep, honestly running ArchLinux + KDE on my Acer TravelMateX since 4 years approx I never had hardware/drivers related issues. This laptop is not an ARM of course but works wonderful well. BTW it also came with a fingerprint reader but
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Tokio-Uring Design Proposal
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If you ever need to crash (2019)
(great-white-software.com)
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Vitis HLS Front-End Is Now Open Source for All on GitHub
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Lyra: A generative low bitrate speech codec
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How to encrypt your life in 10 minutes (2020)
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GeoCities Special Collection 2009
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No more lockdowns: UK will treat Covid like seasonal flu, says Chris Whitty
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Spotify buys Locker Room app's maker Betty Labs in live audio push
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Ki Is a New, More Flexible Kotlin Interactive Shell
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The Free Software Foundation's leadership crisis worsens
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Fedora Council Statement on Richard Stallman Rejoining FSF Board
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joseluisq
6y ago
It looks like these guys have taken serious the copy/paste recurrence and now you can copy/paste on steroids.
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6y ago
Don't forget the extras `Esc` + `:` + `q` to exit the hell.
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Kotlin 1.5.0-M2 Released
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LVC21-321 AArch64 Laptops for Linux Developers
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