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13y ago
Rust does have dynamic heap allocation. I'm writing freestanding Rust (using #[no_std]). This means that I can compile Rust code without using the normal standard library, and makes it possible to do things like write a kernel in Rust
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13y ago
oh man that is the kind of bad idea that I love. I'm definitely going to try implementing malloc that way and report on the results =D
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13y ago
there's no relationship between "Jason Evans" and "Julia Evans" =) That's a coincidence.
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> Is it as awesome as it sounds? Yes. > How much money would I need to stay in New York for 3 months? About $1000/month for rent, give or take, and $112 for a metrocard. Plus whatever you spend on food (depends how much you cook)
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On programming without malloc
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Types in Rust, for beginners
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What happens when you run "Hello, world"
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Data Vis Consulting: Advice for Newbies
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The nicest git workflow I've seen so far
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Visualize your Git workflow
(visualize-your-git.herokuapp.com)
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Automatically extracting Git workflows from shell history
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ARP cache poisoning (or: In ur connection, sniffing ur packets)
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My first buffer overflow exploit: pretty easy
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Traceroute in 15 lines of code using Scapy
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13y ago
THIS IS COOL. I did not know about showterm.io.
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13y ago
The video title is in fact not quite accurate -- I chose to err in the direction of "cool soundbyte", since "LZ77 + poetry = awesome" doesn't have quite the same ring. aortega is quite right that this video actuall
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13y ago
=D Since a lot of the Julia core is written in Julia, it's also possible to have Julia working on Julia in Julia.
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13y ago
Yup, apparently the $2 I had left in my account didn't cover it. Back up now!
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13y ago
If anyone is interested, the part of the source code that produces the visualization is here: https://github.com/jvns/gzip.jl/blob/visualization/gzip.jl#L...
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To clear this up: This is exactly how gzip actually works. I wrote a version of gunzip from scratch and just inserted some print statements in the middle to get this visualization.
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Gzip + poetry = awesome
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14y ago
I'm a woman. I don't comment or post here, but I lurk.
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Ask HN: What's a great webapp for managing volunteer website translation?
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14y ago
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