kangalioo

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by kangalioo 5y ago
I always thought it's due to parental/societal pressure to excel
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by kangalioo 5y ago
If I recall correctly, they're not open-sourcing because YouTube Vanced is a collection of patches on reverse-engineered YouTube source code, which would be illegal to publish
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by kangalioo 5y ago
Partly true, but this doesn't apply to many rewritten tools, like cat or ls where memory safety bugs are tolerable
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by kangalioo 5y ago
Thanks for the clarification. I really thought Fortran wanted to borrow from XML there haha
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by kangalioo 5y ago
Switch back end forth between Meta and Facebook to enforce the connection
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by kangalioo 5y ago
That's why yaml is a format for computer and json a format for humans
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by kangalioo 5y ago
Yep Whenever a new tool appears whose existence is justified by being "written in Rust" I cringe a little. I'm a happy Rust user, but I wish people would use the language to make cool stuff, not just spread the language for t
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by kangalioo 5y ago
In UTF-8, only some bits are used for the actual character codes. The rest are control bits for the decoder to know where a character starts and ends. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-8#Encoding
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by kangalioo 5y ago
Good golly, that 0.35% figure really puts the patch set into perspective A library I'm working on is 7000 LOC which seems pretty sizable, but 0.35% of that is 25 LOC. The Linux patch set is actually tiny
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by kangalioo 5y ago
Where did the additional 100kLOC come from?
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by kangalioo 5y ago
Those definitions are pretty but incomplete, right? It totally excludes the physical meaning of sport, and it forgets that an "example" doesn't need to come from a person
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by kangalioo 5y ago
Some of those are good points. But the author mentioned multiple times how Rust should have a GC, which makes me think they're missing the point of the language: a systems language as fast as C++ and with no runtime
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by kangalioo 5y ago
There's a _ton_ of those pseudo loading bars I wish so hard people would make real loading bars. Ones that _actually_ give you an indication of progress, that don't stall forever on 5% and then jump to 100% instantaneously, or res
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by kangalioo 5y ago
A bit more L3 cache, then remove physical RAM entirely - boom, M1-like memory on chip Kinda cool how desktop CPUs seem to converge to having on-chip memory too
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by kangalioo 5y ago
For me it's the "it just works" factor. Just tons of tiny issues I have on Linux: - I have to disable the compositor to get 144 Hz in programs - With the compositor disabled, animations become very drawn out and pixelated - K
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by kangalioo 5y ago
The deal breaker with `..Default::default()` is that it only works for structs without any required fields. Forgetting a required field just means you get the dummy value from Default, that is, if you even manage to implement Default for th
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by kangalioo 5y ago
You could put it in any of the variants I think, or make a wrapper struct (like the other comment suggested). As long as the PhantomData comes up somewhere, it should be fine
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by kangalioo 5y ago
(? works for both Option and Result, as does unwrap(). ? propagates to the caller, while unwrap() initiates a panic and unwinds the stack)
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by kangalioo 5y ago
TIL 1/phi=phi-1
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by kangalioo 5y ago
The author might have fun with novation launchpads :D A 9x9 matrix of pressable, programmatically lightable RGB buttons While intended for music production, people have used it for interactive lightshows or games
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by kangalioo 5y ago
This, maybe ```py x = [x x for x in [1, 2, 3, 4] if x x < 10] ```
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by kangalioo 5y ago
Seems more like an article on dithering generally rather than how to optimize your website If you just want small images, a lossily compressed image will probably look better than a lossless dithered image
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by kangalioo 5y ago
Nobody's forcing you to use single quotes as delimiters. "I'm \"really\" angry, don't do it again!"
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by kangalioo 5y ago
You'd use escapes: "You can use both \" and ' to delimit a string"
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by kangalioo 5y ago
I think JSON is an easier configuration format than YAML. YAML is so complicated when you include all the edge cases. For example I still have no idea when you need a leading `- ` and when it's not needed. I'm not saying YAML can&
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by kangalioo 5y ago
I'd love to read more about that little bit from the beginning about representing refactoring as mathematical operations
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by kangalioo 5y ago
Here is a nice mini series of blog posts about V https://christine.website/blog/series/v
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by kangalioo 5y ago
Interesting. Isn't that a good fit for macros though? Particularly for the future maintainers sake. With macros, future maintainers will only need to tweak macro invocations or macro bodies, instead of having to do a huge copy paste jo
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by kangalioo 5y ago
"Noob" has a negative connotation. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Noob > Contrary to the belief of many, a noob/n00b and a newbie/newb are not the same thing. Newbs are those who are
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by kangalioo 5y ago
Make a sound how? When dropping the 3d object onto the ground? Or when making it resonate at its natural frequency, or something else?

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