kosinus

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by kosinus 8y ago
Technically, all the messages castling.club itself generates are all public, but the rest of the thread can be private depending on user settings. One thing that's kind of cool: Each message and game detail page can also be requested a
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by kosinus 8y ago
That sounds like quite a bit of work, haha. I don't plan on going there myself. :) I'm not sure if clients even have functionality to integrate? Most have an 'open in browser' option that I guess could work, but you&#x27
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by kosinus 8y ago
A GUI is an interesting idea, but I don't plan on going there myself. As for open-sourcing, I'm considering it! I'm probably going to wait a little bit until the dust settles, before deciding.
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by kosinus 8y ago
Author here! Let's hope my little hobby server holds up against HN. :) This was very much an experiment in building something that talks ActivityPub Server-to-Server. Chess happened to be a fun, not too difficult idea to get the experi
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by kosinus 8y ago
Dotfiles are like code, and need to be maintained. Some upgrade will break your custom configuration, and then you have to dive into docs again. I try to make few customizations to the default macOS install, and just roll with the changes c
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by kosinus 8y ago
I think they were referring to the little card animation on the side, that shows a card with Visa debit at some point. (Note sure if that also answers backend issuer. There's also one with Mastercard in the animation.)
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by kosinus 8y ago
Sounds like an issue with the app. Usually, apps have a 'redeem' button somewhere, that checks with the App Store to see if you did the purchase before, exactly for this scenario. (e.g. Monument Valley does this, and also some app
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by kosinus 8y ago
You mention a lot of stuff that's in the same '.NET world' skellera mentioned, but the currently dominant GUI platform is the web, and neither is going to do take over. There's also still embedded software, hardware desc
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by kosinus 8y ago
I think that's the point. I'm personally worried Microsoft may have a very narrow view of what GitHub is. A lot of tech hosted there doesn't even run on Windows, or isn't even related to software. (legal, political, docs
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by kosinus 8y ago
Sounds like a great achievement! Congrats to the team! So is this a completely separate implementation from Qt proper? Do they share some API and tooling?
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by kosinus 8y ago
I was confused by your last paragraph. I now understand by crypto community, you meant cryptocurrency community. (And 'built on crypto' is also talking about the currency features, not encryption features.) I've only ever hea
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by kosinus 9y ago
Do you consider C++ RAII as manual memory management?
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by kosinus 9y ago
Oooh, I didn't know about this. There's also Naev: http://blog.naev.org/
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by kosinus 9y ago
I expect Apple would either switch entirely, or not. But fracturing the desktop doesn’t seem like something they’d do. ARM would have to be the clear path forward.
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by kosinus 9y ago
In practice, the base layers update often, and not all apps will be running from the same version.
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by kosinus 9y ago
Static building, as mentioned by others, also works for Rust. Portier builds this way: https://github.com/portier/portier-broker/blob/master/Docker... This uses the awesome clux/muslrust Docker imag
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by kosinus 9y ago
Considering pointer arithmetic is unsafe, there are no other interpretations, I think? I can’t think of an example where this would mask a mistake in Rust. As for confusion, both are accepted. I imagine clippy will eventually have advice on
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by kosinus 9y ago
Not sure I follow, we run nginx and certbot in Docker too? It's just that we manually manage its configuration, and need the extra (not too cumbersome) steps to get a cert up. I usually copy a vhost config from one of our templates, co
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by kosinus 9y ago
I would argue that you are using images wrong. An image should not contain credentials, and should be independent of deployment. We use the same image to test, deploy to staging, etc. We always have a manually managed reverse proxy in front
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by kosinus 9y ago
They already have collaborative editing in their productivity apps, so they may have already poked at the idea.
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by kosinus 9y ago
I keep trying Firefox versions every now and then, including 57, but always run into obstacles. After installing 57, I went to Twitch and saw my cpu spike and MacBook drastically heat up. So it’s not just Linux. I hope more Quantum/Ser
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by kosinus 9y ago
Isn't LuaJIT stuck on Lua 5.1, and no longer in development?
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by kosinus 9y ago
Koa has been doing async for a while. It's basically connect with promises instead of callbacks: `app.use(async (ctx, next) => { await next(); });`
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by kosinus 9y ago
Basically what I find Koa does for me: http://koajs.com
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by kosinus 9y ago
I'm really not sure and curious how much extensions are actually used in practice. Personally, I use Chrome with 1password, that's it. Extensions scare me. They're a huge potential invasion of privacy, especially with recent
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by kosinus 9y ago
You are actively encouraged to leave wifi on, on ios at least, to improve location accuracy.
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by kosinus 9y ago
As mentioned further down this thread, it was not officially announced, just discovered.
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by kosinus 9y ago
The rationale seems to be: "you're going to run into a lot of other software that'll also fail". He mentions xinetd as an example.
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by kosinus 9y ago
I haven't seen anything like that, but I also rarely see microkernels in the wild. I'm not even sure if Rust runs on MINIX at all.
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by kosinus 9y ago
Slow and steady, certainly this won't happen overnight. There is Redox, for the full-on ambitious plan to write an OS from scratch: https://www.redox-os.org Then there's the Rust rewrite of coreutils: https:/&#x2

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