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by kuon 3y ago
You cImport the C library most of the time.
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by kuon 3y ago
We shipped a few web apps backed by zig. It is absolutely in production.
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by kuon 3y ago
Most of the time I can use my "general computer science baggage" to write the solution. At present, I do embedded and web business logic (wasm) where the UI is rendered by preact. For those two projects zig is working very well.
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by kuon 3y ago
I was using rust on embedded, I moved to zig. Very happy with it as you can pass allocators around to use fixed buffer.
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by kuon 3y ago
I wrote a lot of rust, but after some years it still feels unproductive. I do a lot of zig now and I am like 10 times more productive with it. I can just concentrate on what I want to code and I never have to wonder what tool or what librar
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by kuon 3y ago
I meant tires were the biggest cost in my example, I looked at my invoice. But anyway I don't want to argue either way, I have no love for ice any more than ev. But I wanted to buy an ev for a year and every time I do the math, I canno
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by kuon 3y ago
Yes but I also factored 100% efficiency for charging. And it's not that much more expensive, everything engine related is free because of the service package I had with the car. With ev you still have to change breaks, and tires (which
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by kuon 3y ago
I'm sorry I wasn't clearer in my initial comment, I was on my phone and it wasn't really clear. My Mitsubishi space star did cost 14k new. A Zoe, which I picked because it is similar, cost 35k new. So it is 21k more. There is
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by kuon 3y ago
What I am wondering is when electric car will become as cheap as ICE. I'm installing solar panels and even if I charge an electric car 100% at home, a similar ICE car is nearly 20% cheaper (factoring all costs). If you charge outside i
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by kuon 3y ago
For large x64 machine we use for music, maybe not very soon. But I work on embedded devices for medical application (basically fancy iPads with other hardware) and it's already wayland only down to the drivers. I think XWayland will be
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by kuon 3y ago
Yes, it is a complicated work, but it will have to be done eventually.
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by kuon 3y ago
I love ardour, I wish only for native Wayland support.
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by kuon 3y ago
Yeah, we need more incentive. Ipv6 is harder to implement yes, it is true, there is no point in denying this and arguing it solves tons of problem (it does). Most companies have ipv4 experience and it's just simpler. There must be some
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by kuon 3y ago
Discord hardcodes ipv4 addresses and will not work for webrtc calls in DNS64 setup. In 2023 I consider it an insult to the internet as a whole.
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by kuon 3y ago
Results are good, but the problem is working in multiple languages or in region with multiple languages. There is a discussion[1] on this topic on the forum. [1]: https://kagifeedback.org/d/89-language-vs-region
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by kuon 3y ago
I though banana was one of those words.
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by kuon 3y ago
That is very promising! But as timezones change, we need place names, not timezone names.
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by kuon 3y ago
Most of the time RFC is the way to go as ISO specs are not available for free and many open source implementation are actually not fully open source compliant because based on drafts. It's also a really big effort for open source devs.
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by kuon 3y ago
I live in Switzerland and my house is build on a rock, some of the foundation is actually rock and not concrete but it's old from 1750. So that drilling technique is not for my yard. But, this lead me to think, is non rock ground frequ
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by kuon 3y ago
We tried, but we hit a blocking issue where undo would wipe the entire canvas.
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by kuon 3y ago
Yes, I love their CPU but you have to commit to read the data sheet. I write my firmwares mostly with direct register access and light libraries.
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by kuon 3y ago
Here you would need a breaker after the UPS before going into the wall because UPS is not considered up to code for breaking leaking current and all outlets must have protection. That's why I ended up not having a central UPS. How is i
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by kuon 3y ago
Can't wait for the Adam something video. If you do not know him, he is a youtuber that like trains a lot and make good criticism to a lot of new "hypes". I do not agree with everything he says, and he tend to be a bit extreme
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by kuon 3y ago
Last time I tried I had to install external address book extension and calendar and it did not integrate that well (auto completion not working properly...).
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by kuon 3y ago
Is caldav and cardav native yet?
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by kuon 3y ago
Shipping to end user. Even if it's a script to rename photos from exif. There is no glorious or inglorious software. As long as it benefits users it's good. Good quality code will come naturally as you will be faced to complicated
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by kuon 3y ago
Zig solves real problems no other language tackle in the same way. We do embedded development for medical devices, and zig fits perfectly because we can use static allocators and have all the features of the language. It works very well, we
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by kuon 3y ago
Well, if I do the calculation here, gas cost 1.8 per liter, wage for this level of work is about 30/h, average car have let's say 30l of topup, and takes 5 minutes to do, so that's 12 fill per hour or 360l, which is 5% of the
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by kuon 3y ago
It's great, but the name of the creatures is too thin. I do not have the oswald font and it is using my system font instead, with a text weight of 100, gray and not full opacity, it is really hard to read. I suggest you set the weight
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by kuon 3y ago
Wait, there are people paid to actually fill the car for you? How does that work economically? The staff cost must be enormous. Here most stations are self service with a machine that accept credit cards. Is it common in many countries?

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