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by killercup 10y ago
Not sure if APFS has such a thing, but I think I heard about it a while back: Could they introduce a directory-level option to automatically normalize all files below that node? (Same with case-sensitivity, which I think Adobe software stil
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by killercup 10y ago
Couldn't find an open issue, but agreed that navigation should not be triggered when a modifier key is pressed, so I opened one: https://github.com/azerupi/mdBook/issues/224
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by killercup 10y ago
Very cool! Took me a while to find the rendered version, though: https://brson.github.io/rust-cookbook/
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by killercup 10y ago
> It ignores all of the important things that make usability good Can you give some examples? To me the approach presented here is not just about coming up with an initial design (where I agree there are more aspects to be considered), b
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by killercup 10y ago
I especially like this approach: > Often, the heart of the matter is the question of what to make implicit. In the rest of this post, I’ll present a basic framework for thinking about this question, and then apply that framework to three
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by killercup 10y ago
Thanks for the great report! I'm looking forward to seeing how Rust (as well as its standard library) will be tweaked to become easier to learn (which is a goal for 2017). I don't think you'll be able to reduce these 2 weeks
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by killercup 10y ago
The literal `"Ferris"` is a slice, i.e. a (const) pointer, which in this case will even point a part of to the data section of the binary. The String version is dynamically allocated and can be changed, can grow, etc.
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by killercup 10y ago
That's why I'm really looking forward to the point in time where "non-lexical borrows in Rust stable" and "clippy installable via rustup" converge.
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Parallelizing Enjarify in Go and Rust(medium.com)
3 points by killercup 10y ago|1 comments
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by killercup 10y ago
Sadly, HDMI alternate mode currently only supports HDMI 1.4b.
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by killercup 10y ago
> We're experiencing unusually high traffic so we'll email you when it's complete. That's a nice touch!
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by killercup 10y ago
Oh, that reminds me: I rewrote that bash script (and a bit more) as a Rust lib (+ CLI) for fun last year. If anyone wants to build on it: https://github.com/killercup/english-lint
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by killercup 10y ago
Ah, good times when I adapted my own color scheme[1] for ST2 in 2013. Funny thing is, it's a Textmate theme (`tmTheme`) file and will work in a lot of other editors as well. E.g., it's trivial to use/convert it to Atom or VSC
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by killercup 10y ago
> A rust vdom wasm library would probably be blazing fast. Even regardless of performance, it would be quite nice to have! I've been meaning[1] to build a small prototype to do something clever[2] with it, but didn't have the t
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by killercup 10y ago
There's a crate for that™: https://crates.io/crates/yolo
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by killercup 10y ago
The empty tuple/unit is not the same as void. It has exactly one possible value, void has zero possible values. A way to write it in Rust is `enum Void {}` (an enumeration with no options).
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TRust-DNS: implementing futures-rs and tokio-rs support(bluejekyll.github.io)
121 points by killercup 10y ago|17 comments
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by killercup 10y ago
FYI: from 4.5 years ago
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by killercup 10y ago
Legend has it that after completing his mission, he returned to a future where performant JIT compilers have ensured world peace and the prosperity of mankind for thousands of years.
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by killercup 10y ago
> How much advantage is there to rust implementation vs c++ if unsafe is used so liberally? I'm no expert on the topic. IIRC, Rust does not have the same kind/amount of unspecified behavior as C/C++ do. FYI: This is a &quo
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by killercup 10y ago
IIRC postmodernism is related to post-structuralism, which would be quite ironic considering this is about data _structures_.
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by killercup 10y ago
Not in the type system itself, but you could write a lint to forbid heap allocation. This way, you could annotate a function (with e.g. `#[forbid(allocations)]`) to get a compile error when your function (or code your function calls) tries
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by killercup 10y ago
Came here to say that for the specific problem at hand (`ConnectionState`) you should probably use session types in Rust -- but someone on /r/rust beat me to it _and_ the author already added it to the post while I was reading! :)
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by killercup 10y ago
The "server" in "language server" does not mean "server you access over the network" but "other process (on your machine) your editor talks to". (This is just the spec for a protocol.)
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by killercup 10y ago
Cool! It seems to not recognize shapes and instead renders them using a bunch of lines, though (just like in the ASCII version). This is visible, at least in Safari 10.
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by killercup 10y ago
Interesting, but the only 'Pro' I can actually see here is ES6 support when you were previously using uglify. I think using Closure Compiler on TypeScript output with the right JSDoc comments can yield much better results as there
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by killercup 10y ago
Heard a talk about this at the last Elixir meetup in Cologne, looks pretty amazing – especially because of the focus on great explanations. (Should copy more lints from https://github.com/Manishearth/rust-clippy though
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by killercup 10y ago
On Reddit [1], Alex mentioned that the single-thread case was not optimized (yet). What do the numbers for multi-threading look like? [1]: http://reddit.com/r/rust/comments/4x8jqt/zerocost_futures_in...
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by killercup 10y ago
Nice, but too bad this is not in JSON Schema (it's a custom bunch of html strings in functions). I would love a more complete JSON Schema for package.json (with custom stuff like browserify or babel config) as VSCode is able to autocom
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by killercup 10y ago
I too wrote a PR a few days ago to not switch to visual mode when selecting text in insert mode (which breaks snippets and wrapping text in braces). I'm pretty busy right now, though, and will probably not get to finish it in the next

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