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by n42 2y ago
this blog, its author and the work is being idolized everywhere in this thread as artisanal and peak of craft.
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by n42 2y ago
that makes sense. are Rust's macros handled in the frontend? if so, I could see how multithreading could have a dramatic impact
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by n42 2y ago
This is cylindrical, which the author purports to be different
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by n42 2y ago
genuine question: how much can the frontend really impact compile times at the end of the day? I would guess most of the time spent compiling is on the backend, but IANA compiler engineer
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by n42 2y ago
this brings me joy.
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by n42 2y ago
does anyone understand how this fits in with the weird mess of SPIR-V/WGSL/Vulkan/GSL/HSL? is this supposed to take the place as the officially blessed frontend language for SPIR-V? or is this just another standard attem
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by n42 2y ago
This includes movies, but browsing their "originals" list, so far I (or my wife) have enjoyed (in no particular order): Slow Horses Lessons in Chemistry Severance Ted Lasso Shrinking Mythic Quest Roar CODA The
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by n42 2y ago
Apple is currently my favorite for content, so to each their own I guess.
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by n42 2y ago
What do you consider the purpose of a UUID?
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by n42 2y ago
Domain driven design with more hexagons and less Martin Fowler
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by n42 2y ago
ping -a
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by n42 2y ago
> No more control+ click to bypass gatekeeper Can someone expand on this? How do you run software that isn't code signed?
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by n42 2y ago
I think sabotage is the word I was looking for!
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by n42 2y ago
I think maybe we're just disagreeing on a legal interpretation vs a more literal interpretation of a term that is thrown around somewhat loosely. fwiw I agree with what you're getting at with your original response. maybe I'm
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by n42 2y ago
isn't it such that saying something is anti-competitive doesn't necessarily mean 'in violation of antitrust laws'? it usually implies it, but I think you can be anti-competitive without breaking any rules (or laws). I do
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by n42 2y ago
This is a well put description of my experience when implementing the same data structures in both Rust and Zig. it probably would not be a good idea, but sometimes I wish I had some kind of 'inline Zig' macro in Rust to pull out
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by n42 2y ago
I am a layperson who doesn’t work with the “lower register” as discussed in the article very often (if at all), and this makes a lot of sense to me in a way that most discussions about pinning do not. I respect, maybe even envy, the clarity
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by n42 2y ago
I have contributed plenty of bug fixes for tools we use at work. I have never had any concern about the license or philosophies of the maintainers, because at the end of the day, all I cared about was unblocking my work. The fact that they
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by n42 2y ago
It moved to the Linux Foundation in 2020[0] and has been getting active development since about 2023[1]. I guess I should also add that it is just the rendering engine, not a full browser [0] https://servo.org/blog/2020
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by n42 2y ago
Only if your cat doesn’t love to eat packaging tape
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by n42 2y ago
I don’t think it is emotional manipulation, I think it is emotional reasoning. They use a vague claim of violent diarrhea and the change of a CEO to make the case that meal substitutes have failed at the only thing they claim to do (false)
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by n42 2y ago
This author is so offended by the idea of meal substitutes that they attempt to dress them up as class warfare. Such baseless, emotional absurdity
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by n42 2y ago
or the defensive maneuver window.addEventListener("change", function(e) { if (e.target instanceof HTMLInputElement && !e.target.checked) { e.target.click(); } });
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by n42 2y ago
To be clear, I have no issue with anything here, except that someone would think a title like "The worst product I've ever reviewed" is not clickbait. Clickbait does not mean bad. It does not mean I don't like it. It doe
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by n42 2y ago
regardless of your original point, which I happen to agree with, that title is as clickbait as it gets. it is a title designed to make you click to find out what product he's talking about. pretending it's not clickbait is disinge
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by n42 3y ago
I agree, people can be a little too afraid of unsafe. but I don't think it's necessarily ill-advised for a crate author to make a goal of removing unsafe from their crate. crate authors that try to remove all unsafe often do it to
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by n42 3y ago
“Weight class” as in “League”, not weight
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by n42 3y ago
yeah, you've hit it on the head – I think what I felt was missing in the demo was a feeling of presence. a hard thing to capture. anyways, awesome job and good luck!
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by n42 3y ago
This is one of the first Slack competitors that has caught my attention. I really think you're on to something here. I have one thought after watching the video (other than a generally positive feeling about it): It feels, somehow, les
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by n42 3y ago
That may be true, but inconveniently, it wouldn’t allow the parent poster to rage fantasize about how stupid the product team at Netflix must be

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