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lbhdc
4y ago
What is werc and why would I want to use it or crew? That page doesn't really explain nor does the repo. It would also be helpful if the strike through and highlighted text was dropped as that made it harder to read.
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They seem fine to me. What is wrong with them?
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What do you have to do to get one added?
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/kIvNP
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4y ago
What is the source for this conversation?
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4y ago
I have been thinking about this, and wondering if there is a different way to organize everything that needs attention in a way that doesn't drown out that channel in noise. I feel like I want something like social media where I can su
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I think you can broaden that to people who experience things that are different generally disdain those differences.
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I see that get expressed a lot here. I think its largely bandwagon opinions from people who haven't used it.
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In the example I gave I wouldn't write that in a script file, so I would just alter the command itself. If I wanted to parse cli args I would use case on the input to mux out the args. I personally prefer writing cli interfaces this wa
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> But on the other side of that coin its alot easier in python to do a complex regular expression I am not sure I would agree. Sed fills this role quite nicely. cat README.md | grep # | tr '[:lower:] [:upper:]' | sed 's&#x
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/f3lh9
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I really dislike reading twitter for similar reasons as tfa. I usually skip posts here where the link from twitter because I find the experience to be user hostile and I would rather not engage.
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4y ago
I second that recommendation. Fall of civilization is really well done, their Petra episode is another good one.
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4y ago
I love it, thank you!
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4y ago
I really wish it could infer the language from the file type. One of the things that prevents me from reaching for semgrep as often as I want to is the complexity, and having it infer language from filetype would be nice.
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4y ago
I was experiencing similar performance problems on linux. Multiple cores pegged and multiple gb used while idling.
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4y ago
Would using a headset solve that? Wouldn't it be just as effective to have a space that allows you to use a traditional monitor?
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4y ago
This is really interesting. Thanks for open sourcing it!
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4y ago
You can still work like that. You just don't have to bother changing your project id, and switch accounts to jump to other projects. I do this for some things I work on where there are account level controls and the accounts cant be sh
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4y ago
It is a runtime for wasm. Wasm is not executable in the same way an x86 binary is. It needs to run in a vm. Wasmtime is one such vm. In a browser context that vm is v8. https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime
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I was under the impression that was the reason for the push.
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This is cool. I noticed a bug on your main page. The section showing off what the ui looks like shows a blank white panel on firefox.
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4y ago
Ahh I think that was the piece I was missing, thanks! I didn't realize there were hooks for tracking memory changes.
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When its transferring the state to the target, how does it handle memory updates that are happening at that time? Is the programs execution paused at that point?
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4y ago
Thanks for sharing, I will give it a read!
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That is really interesting I didn't realize it was so fast. Thanks for the post I will give it a read!
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How does migrating a vm to another physical machine work?
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4y ago
We use managed postgres on GCP, and it is served over unix socket.
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4y ago
Compiler explorer supports cppfront https://godbolt.org/z/shYes883a
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In his talk he demos mixing syntax 1 and 2 (his terms) in the same file. Preprocessor macros work fine unless you enable "pure" mode. He also demos error messages, and was able to get errors from a cpp compiler (msvc) that point t
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