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by juancampa 4y ago
How about we align incentives instead? Here's an idea: when a student graduates, they allocate 1% of their yearly salary to their favorite 5-10 teachers for the next 5 years. I call it the "thankfulness tax". Incentives align
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Bridge to Kubernetes(github.com)
7 points by juancampa 4y ago|1 comments
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Wezterm: A GPU-accelerated cross-platform terminal emulator and multiplexer(github.com)
2 points by juancampa 4y ago|0 comments
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by juancampa 4y ago
Indeed, I didn't notice that. Author says: > zld is in maintenance mode! With lld becoming a superior alternative, and with a tricky change in Xcode 14 that I didn’t want to add support for, I decided that it’s time to throw in the
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zld: A faster version of Apple's linker(github.com)
1 points by juancampa 4y ago|2 comments
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Speeding up incremental Rust compilation with dylibs(robert.kra.hn)
3 points by juancampa 4y ago|0 comments
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The Death of 2Advanced (2017)(malandarras.com)
1 points by juancampa 4y ago|0 comments
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by juancampa 4y ago
That's because egui uses an "immediate mode" approach: it's rendering everything from scratch every time something _might_ have changed (e.g. a mouse move could've trigged a hover effect). Whereas the DOM uses &quot
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by juancampa 4y ago
In my experience it's surprisingly fast. Egui doesn't need to redraw when it's idling, only when you're interacting with it (mouse move) or it's animating something so IMO it's not a big deal. I have to admit t
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by juancampa 4y ago
Just in case it isn’t obvious, egui is WebGL based (like Figma)
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by juancampa 4y ago
On the other hand you have Figma and Google Docs as examples of canvas-based applications that work well enough. I admit there are additional challenges to using egui on a Web context, but when you're building a highly interactive appl
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by juancampa 4y ago
Good to know. Thanks for clarifying!
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by juancampa 4y ago
Egui keeps getting better and better! For those unfamiliar you can run the web demo on your phone or desktop: https://egui.rs I’ve personally built relatively complex UIs with egui. Both a Chrome extension and a VSCode extension
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by juancampa 4y ago
It's awesome to see Jon Gjengset's work being used in production. He has one of the best Rust youtube channels IMO and goes deep into Rust nuances. Highly recommended for anyone trying to learn Rust or deepen their understanding.
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by juancampa 4y ago
I can confirm this is exactly what is happening: CA employees that got laid off will technically remain an employee until January, even though they just lost access to email/slack/etc. Source: I read the layoff email one employee
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by juancampa 4y ago
This is exactly what I've done for Membrane[0]. It's capabilities based, even to get the time (and thus introduce non-determinism) you need a capability. Dependencies run as separate processes and everything is orthogonally persis
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Doodad's Pattern Generator(doodad.dev)
2 points by juancampa 4y ago|0 comments
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by juancampa 4y ago
To prevent accidental leaks perhaps Github et al could implement a mechanism analogous to the Eurion constellation [0]. E.g. A commit containing a file with a specific text pattern should always be rejected. Most fileypes accept arbitrary c
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by juancampa 4y ago
10M? Did you mean billion? because that would be closer
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by juancampa 4y ago
On a related note: Is there anyone working on a faster tsc? I know there's esbuild and swc, but those only transpile, they don't type-check.
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by juancampa 4y ago
They are measuring how much psilocybin (the compound) while people normally measure how much dry mushrooms by weight
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by juancampa 4y ago
I don't think anyone deserves anything just for not being a psychopath.
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by juancampa 4y ago
I find these terms to be incredibly confusing though. I've seen them many times but can't seem to remember what's what.
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by juancampa 4y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. I've never heard of that approach and now I'm curious to know more. My first thought is that it seems like a very simple way to implement service discovery
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Eternal Terminal: Remote terminal for the busy and impatient(eternalterminal.dev)
1 points by juancampa 4y ago|0 comments
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by juancampa 4y ago
Very interesting. I saw the demo of the photos and it makes me wonder how you use didgets on your personal life and how it's a better UX than the alternatives. More programmable at the very least, I'm assuming.
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by juancampa 4y ago
Rust memory is not manually managed though. At least not in the sense where you have to remember to free things or not use dangling pointers. The amount of memory management in (non unsafe) Rust code, at least in my experience, is minimal.
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by juancampa 4y ago
To clarify, egui has a mode where it only redraws while you're interacting with the app (e.g hovering, clicking). It doesn't do anything while idle (e.g. In between keystrokes)
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by juancampa 4y ago
This reminds me of the podcast called "The Program". Without giving too much away, it's a very entertaining, dark-humored work of fiction. Think Black Mirror but kind of funny. It focuses on the topic of humanity overseen by
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by juancampa 4y ago
I find myself thinking about the answer before looking at the options. Also, not reading the prompt but trying to figure it out by listening. If it's too easy, you can make it a bit more challenging yourself.

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