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by killercup 10y ago
Some discussion about this on /r/rust: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/4vzomj/announcing_tok...
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by killercup 10y ago
There'a crate for that ;) https://github.com/pnkfelix/tango
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by killercup 10y ago
Interesting. > Carp borrows its looks from Clojure but the runtime semantics are much closer to those of ML or Rust. > – https://github.com/eriksvedang/Carp/blob/c762e9ff07544b40c8d...
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by killercup 10y ago
http://homu.io goes a bit further (it actually triggers CI builds of the merge results to check they are okay), but it seems it is currently unmaintained. BTW, I would gladly pay money for this! Even more in combination with fea
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by killercup 10y ago
This reminds me: About a year ago I wrote down [1] some ideas I had about a static site generator that defines its structures in JSON schema (or something alike). It then uses this type information to validate the correct usage in all templ
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by killercup 10y ago
Iron, apparently: https://github.com/dirk/metrics_distributor/blob/d29c897d156...
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by killercup 10y ago
I can live with that! Be sure to make it LZ4!
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by killercup 10y ago
I think they'll only call this 'stable' once they enable it on new iPhones by default. Which might be 2017, 2018, …
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by killercup 10y ago
> Current Limitations […] Case Sensitivity: Filenames are currently case-sensitive only.
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by killercup 10y ago
> Flash / SSD Optimization I.e., a "unique copy-on-write design" > Space Sharing Basically, ZFS datasets. > Snapshots If those can be sent: Finally Time Machine done right. > The AFP protocol is deprecated and can
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by killercup 10y ago
Am I the only one who was really disappointed when the were talking about 'getting back disk space' and by the meant 'move stuff to the cloud' and not 'LZ4 in HFS+'? (I've given up on ZFS on OS X by defaul
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by killercup 10y ago
I love that they even introduced convenient ways of pronouncing the ASCII symbols Hoon uses. Last time I saw it, I created this gist: https://gist.github.com/killercup/be14570af13cbddb5dbc (Haven't checked if anyt
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by killercup 10y ago
It's good to see new web-focused projects in Rust, I think it can be a really great language for this kind of thing. But to be honest, I'm looking forward to seeing what will be considered the go-to approach for Rust web applicati
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Unsafe Abstractions in Rust(smallcultfollowing.com)
10 points by killercup 10y ago|0 comments
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by killercup 10y ago
There was a very nice comparison between the type systems of Rust and Haskell a few days back on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/4jh8hv/question_about...
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by killercup 10y ago
So, rust is ready? There are multiple database drivers and there is at least one crate for connection pools (r2d2) that also works with diesel (query builder).
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Non-Lexical Lifetimes: Adding the Outlives Relation(smallcultfollowing.com)
24 points by killercup 10y ago|0 comments
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by killercup 10y ago
If you want something like this but a little bit shorter that easily fits on 3 printed pages: https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/rust/
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by killercup 10y ago
Because it's a hobby and I don't have to compromise on this? :) Also, I want to backup my system the same way I backup the rest -- with ZFS snapshots and send/receive. (Also, I really want to try using docker with ZFS on this
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by killercup 10y ago
After the announcement that Ubuntu 16.04 would _support_ (not just contain) ZFS, I was quite happy. I have a FreeNAS server at home and while FreeBSD is awesome for basically all server-y parts of the server, FreeNAS is still based on FreeB
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by killercup 10y ago
Just yesterday an overhaul of the style of the error messages landed (should be in the next nightly). It doesn't change the actual messages, but should make thinks like scopes clearer. You can find a few screenshots in the PR: https:&
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by killercup 10y ago
The introductory post [1] was also discussed here [2]. [1]: http://smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/blog/2016/04/27/non-... [2]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11611436
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Non-Lexical Lifetimes Based on Liveness in Rust(smallcultfollowing.com)
109 points by killercup 10y ago|25 comments
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by killercup 10y ago
Yes, several of the optimizations of the dynamic regexes aren't available in the compile-time version. (It doesn't even have a DFA, IIRC.) There is [a lint][1] which checks that your regular expressions are valid (at compile time)
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by killercup 10y ago
This is beautiful: https://github.com/rust-lang-nursery/regex/blob/master/src/d...
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Go bindings to Rust's Regex engine(github.com)
8 points by killercup 10y ago|0 comments
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by killercup 10y ago
> The reason that this could be really cool is that you could hypothetically hash these MIRs and store these hashes in a public database of open-source code. Sounds similar to what Joe Armstrong described at the end of "The Mess We&
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by killercup 10y ago
Thanks for the offer, shykes! I'm currently using Docker to emulate and test a server setup (multiple web servers talking to multiple databases) locally and I plan on using it to check cross-compiled linux binaries (using Rust and MUSL
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by killercup 10y ago
I too would love to see prove for that, and possibly a good benchmark suite so we changes in performance between releases.
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by killercup 11y ago
Some people have worked on a Rust REPL, but it wasn't really useable last time I checked. Part of the motivation to develop this was the possibility to use LLVM as a JIT, which is pretty nice. Personally, I would love to see this as pa

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