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by linkdd 4y ago
I was talking about std::vector (and Rust's Vec). Those are dynamic arrays (as in, growable allocations of memory that store a contiguously typed value).
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by linkdd 4y ago
Well, the data structure is called a dynamic array
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by linkdd 4y ago
For a contract based language and a "really dynamically typed language", I'm working on https://letlang.dev And it's because I haven't thought yet about how to do static type checking with such a feature
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by linkdd 4y ago
Thank you! This is the one!
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by linkdd 4y ago
Thank you for the link. But once again, this is not it :( This website shows you snippets of code and you have to guess the answer. The website I'm talking about showed you outputs, and you had to guess the snippet of code.
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by linkdd 4y ago
Thank you for the link, but unfortunately no. The website I'm talking about was like a game, you had a textarea where you type in the snippet, and the website would evaluate it and tell you if it matched the output or not. It did not p
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by linkdd 4y ago
Unfortunately no. This repository is a list of weird javascript stuff, the site I remember was a list of exercise and you had to find/input the snippet of code in a textarea that was then evaluated. For the record, it's not https
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Ask HN: Help me find this website that I should have bookmarked
20 points by linkdd 4y ago|10 comments
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by linkdd 4y ago
It's not a joke, I meant to say that the executable is standalone and does not need to be installed in `Program Files` or whatever.
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Show HN: I made a small Space Shooter(linkdd.itch.io)
6 points by linkdd 4y ago|2 comments
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by linkdd 4y ago
Genuine question, how does a project, where every example returns a 404 and the source code is not available anymore, can reach the frontpage of HN? It's quite frustrating when most of my submissions die without ever reaching the front
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by linkdd 4y ago
Author here, I've always been a fan of Lua and how well it is designed. I wanted to try myself to implementing something similar in Rust. This project is still a Work In Progress, but I'd love some feedback from more experienced R
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Show HN: AirScript – Like Lua, but in Rust, and Different(github.com)
4 points by linkdd 4y ago|1 comments
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by linkdd 4y ago
Jaffa kree!
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by linkdd 4y ago
"pool of talents" vs "pool of people who jumped on the hype train 2 weeks ago" Many people are searching for Rust jobs, but few have a really strong experience with it.
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by linkdd 4y ago
The initial setup (managed k8s + nginx + cert manager) takes 1h top. Writing a Deployment/Service/ConfigMap/Ingress is about copy-pasting, `helm create your-chart` will even generate those for you, and you only have the value
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by linkdd 4y ago
> I remain of the unpopular opinion that k8s is really only suitable for companies which are the size of google (imho) This is simply not true if you use managed K8s (DigitalOcean, Google GKE, Amazon EKS, Microsoft AKS, ...). Kubernetes
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The most GNU/Linux on 1 floppy disk(toms.net)
3 points by linkdd 4y ago|0 comments
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Actor based Framework using design patterns of Erlang/OTP in Golang(github.com)
22 points by linkdd 4y ago|0 comments
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by linkdd 4y ago
> Getting deterministic behaviour out of it is. As you said, there is `pip freeze`, but also the Pipfile.lock for pipenv and the poetry.lock for poetry. > but sooner or later you'll want to upgrade something that depends on somet
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by linkdd 4y ago
> with terrible dependency management like Python Ah yes, because writing a requirements.txt is complicated, writing a pyproject.toml is complicated, or distributing your app with pyinstaller is complicated. The Python ecosystem has many
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by linkdd 4y ago
Expressions that will be evaluated at runtime are just strings, no? {"rules": [ "x > 1", "x % 2 = 1" ]} So you will have an "expression parser" to parser your rules, validate them,
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by linkdd 4y ago
In C++ you get the great https://github.com/nlohmann/json In Rust you have the amazing serde with serde_json but at this point, you can use toml which is also based on serde. I consider serde as being standard. In C yo
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by linkdd 4y ago
The question I must ask then is: When does a key-value configuration format not meet your needs? Using a scripting language is still about setting key/values. No, I claim that writing your own is *never* an appropriate choice. So &quot
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by linkdd 4y ago
> Write your own No. No. No no no. Definitely no. I wish for a standardized configuration format so that I don't have to learn a new format for each software. At least JSON, TOML (and INI) and YAML are widely used enough so there is
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Ask HN: Are you tired of JavaScript libs publishing a release so often?
3 points by linkdd 4y ago|0 comments
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by linkdd 4y ago
> "Don't do it, not worth it" This might be the worst advice a human being can give to another. I'm glad for you that you brought it back to life and got to work on something you enjoy.
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by linkdd 4y ago
This is nitpicking, I never said that. There is still no explanation for what "mess" means, but I don't think it means having multiple competitors providing an implementation. The fact that there are multiple async Python lib
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by linkdd 4y ago
GC-less languages would have to break backward compatibility to implement lifetime/ownership management. Rust's goals do not fit every single problem out there. As the author said in their articles, Rust is not a general purpose l
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by linkdd 4y ago
You mean that acknowledging the strengths of a technology and adding constructive criticism is not downvoted while claiming that "it sucks" without any argumentation is? Who would have thought...

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