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by lights0123 6y ago
> only run on the machine where the compiler ran clang is always a cross-compiler, including the versions shipped by Apple.
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by lights0123 6y ago
Someone else said that they use https://www.macstadium.com/ , which does that.
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by lights0123 6y ago
> It is, but very weakly - basically a secret string stored in the SMI. Which, incidentally, is "ourhardworkbythesewordsguardedpleasedontsteal(c)AppleComputerInc"
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by lights0123 6y ago
Is Dropbox's sync engine a minor product? The entire reason why Firefox has gotten much faster over the past few years? Linkerd? What about Amazon's Firecracker, powering Lambda and Fargate?
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by lights0123 6y ago
Side note, if you just want to test with WebKit: GNOME Web (sudo apt install epiphany) uses WebKit internally. It doesn't have a responsive design mode or even a way to change the user agent, but it does have the exact same rendering a
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by lights0123 6y ago
I'm not complaining about well sandboxed multi-platform multi-arch webapps. Better than running an app in Wine because the publisher doesn't care about supporting Linux.
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by lights0123 6y ago
Note that you linked to the Rust Reference from 2015: the living version lives at https://doc.rust-lang.org/reference/ .
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by lights0123 6y ago
> Cargo is mandatory. On a similar line of thought, Rust’s compiler flags are not stable. Attempts to integrate it with other build systems have been met with hostility from the Rust & Cargo teams. The outside world exists, and us sy
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by lights0123 6y ago
For simple usage, GNOME Boxes is really nice. It'll automatically download the ISOs of basically any Linux distro when you click on their logo, automatically go through the installer, and install copy/paste, dynamic resizing of th
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by lights0123 6y ago
disclaimer: I'm a Rust dev. * ability to reference other files in a manner other than copy/pasting - allowing the compiler to understand when it should cache what it already knows, instead of having to set up and deal with precomp
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by lights0123 6y ago
Although, many modern UI frameworks (basically every popular JS framework) are based around composition, and don't even support inheritance.
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by lights0123 6y ago
And the Rust compiler ships with a Rust interpreter, used to evaluate const fns (functions whose output can be determined at compile time).
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by lights0123 6y ago
> Apple originally wanted to terminate the developer accounts of both Epic Games and Epic International, a separate account linked to Epic's Unreal Engine used by third-party app developers, but a judge issued a temporary restrainin
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by lights0123 6y ago
> surprisingly enough google's captcha apparently doesn't consider mouse movements at all - the bot selects images rapidly one immediately after another and always clicks in the same place of image Yep, it's Google cookie
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by lights0123 6y ago
I would imagine that GitHub would work out something with Docker to either pay themselves or have some way of caching images themselves. They could just inject their own TLS certificates into their VMs and then intercept Docker requests for
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by lights0123 6y ago
You still would have a centralized manifest system though, right? It shouldn't hurt Docker much at all to host a few KBs of data describing the hash of each layer, which is still fetched every time, just big downloads are done over tor
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by lights0123 6y ago
The codes are generated on their backend in a C program, but I don't see any reason why it couldn't be done in WASM.
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by lights0123 6y ago
And there's a reason why both GTK and QT use CSS.
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by lights0123 6y ago
That's not anything special—in fact, it's the default. You may optionally enable it and get discounted pricing: https://cloud.google.com/speech-to-text/docs/data-logging
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by lights0123 6y ago
> To be eligible, you'll have to have used your Invoke speaker to ask something of Cortana between July 31st and before today's announcement. I'm assuming that "July 31st" means 2019? Otherwise, that's a few
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by lights0123 6y ago
Thanks for mentioning that, one of mine has been doing that for months and I'm contacting support now that I know that it's a common thing.
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Async/Await for AVR with Rust(lights0123.com)
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by lights0123 6y ago
It uses <canvas>, but also has hacks for screen readers: open the demo and look for elements with the class of dgxl-innerColumn.
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by lights0123 6y ago
The price only includes support and the ability to remove branding. You can use it sans source code with branding for free.
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by lights0123 6y ago
I wish there was the same for Linux packages, there's been many times where I needed to reference a file that a package installed on another distro, but don't want to go through unzipping it and reading it, especially on mobile.
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by lights0123 6y ago
It's called type inference: https://doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/types/inference.ht...