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by llimllib 5y ago
> was there a point in time where “written in C++” was a similar “selling point”? no > using it to get clicks when Rust specifically over another native language doesn’t make a difference feels a bit clickbaity. - every single article
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by llimllib 5y ago
for whatever it's worth, my wife and I are in our 40s and love to snowboard together. It's true that I'm not hucking 20 footers any longer, but I still have a blast on the steeps and in the trees, and don't see any reaso
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by llimllib 5y ago
One minor note: jekyll definitely was not first to introduce front matter (though they may have introduced yaml front matter?). I am sure that at least pyblosxom had it earlier: https://pyblosxom.github.io/Documentation&#x2F
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by llimllib 5y ago
I used it yesterday and really wished it supported dashed lines!
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This site uses the USWDS
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by llimllib 5y ago
It seems to be an intentional soft launch
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by llimllib 5y ago
> Not sure if USDS (U.S. Digital Services) team worked specifically on the covidtests.gov rollout They did[1]: > The United States Digital Service, which grew out of the effort to rescue healthcare.gov, is also assisting with the laun
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by llimllib 5y ago
Totally possible! I don't have a Windows box to test on, and win does sometimes end up as a second class citizen for stuff like this.
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by llimllib 5y ago
My understanding of the Zig's team's opinion is that Zig is not currently at a place where they want to solidify the design by doing such things as writing extensive tutorials documenting how to write it - tutorials that will need
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by llimllib 5y ago
That complaint was weird, here's my day 7 solution in zig built in release mode: $ time zig build-exe ./a.zig -O ReleaseSmall real 0m1.728s user 0m1.544s sys 0m0.292s Which is actually slower than running the
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by llimllib 5y ago
Not if you do a game analysis
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That’s definitely not every patron
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by llimllib 5y ago
hah! when I worked at a place that had free food I would be good until about 3pm, when I'd gorge on terrible snacks because I'd used up all my willpower coding during the day
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by llimllib 5y ago
I didn't quit caffeine, but I cut down massively by keeping it in a Zojirushi mug that keeps it hot all morning instead of drinking from a regular mug. Because it stays hot, I just sip it, and that way I only drink one mug in the morni
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by llimllib 5y ago
There is the `std.unicode` module[1] which provides standard unicode functions (encode, decode, length, iteration over code points), so I don't think it's fair to say that the language's library lacks strings in any real sens
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by llimllib 5y ago
I think the idea is that heap allocations are costly, so making them explicit exposes their cost clearly, and promotes careful thought about strategies for heap allocaiton.
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by llimllib 5y ago
I found the standard library's support for strings was plenty fine, doing AoC problems in zig tests it out thoroughly. Tokenize[1], split[2] and trim[3] were the most common ones I used. Was there something in particular you were looki
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by llimllib 5y ago
asdf and pyenv are both fine answers in my opinion. I use asdf just to avoid having pyenv + rbenv + nodenv + javaenv installed, and it works fine. Homebrew has its own python installation, but I make sure to always use the one installed by
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by llimllib 5y ago
I keep a personal one that is somewhat simpler, and uses asdf for node, python, ruby etc: https://gist.github.com/llimllib/3fc4fefcfc0152dad8c58201246... You might find it useful for a base for your own? up to you.
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by llimllib 5y ago
good question! I have no idea how I came across it, nor how one would do so reliably.
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by llimllib 5y ago
My favorite ones generated from this are the Base2Tone family of themes: https://base2t.one/ (I'm partial to Space Dark) I added coverage for gnome terminal and mate-terminal (when I was trying unsuccessfully to not ha
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by llimllib 5y ago
The player with the black pieces, Ian Nepomniachtchi, resigned because he saw his position was lost
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by llimllib 5y ago
> Also most themes dim the comments, but IMO if something in the code needed an explanation, it should be brighter, not dimmer. That makes me crazy! I use base2tone, which is not nearly as minimal as your theme but more than most, and I
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by llimllib 5y ago
It's also completely possible that I had my brain warped in weird ways by old software, and you'll have your brain warped in your own weird ways that work better in the future. Anyway, I know I'm always glad to have somebody
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by llimllib 5y ago
Of course I also tried hunt and pecking with one hand, and the mirror plugin doesn't prevent you from switching freely between the two. After some practice I was somewhat faster with the mirroring setup, but both were pretty unpleasant
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by llimllib 5y ago
> Is webpack really considered such a difficult beast For whatever it's worth, I'm the sort of person who writes makefiles for fun, and I regularly work with the build systems of go, C, rust, java, ruby, python, and javascript.
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by llimllib 5y ago
I recently fell and broke my right hand, and had to get screws in it, so it was out of commission for 4 months or so (it's fine now). It was a giant pain in the butt. The best thing I found for OS X was the `half-qwerty keyboard emulat
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Monterey’s memory leak and how to avoid it(eclecticlight.co)
105 points by llimllib 5y ago|78 comments
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FPTs: Pure Fungability on the Blockchain(stephendiehl.com)
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by llimllib 5y ago
When I used a similar-ish library, the answer was mostly: don't make backwards-incompatible versions of the schema

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