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by nicce 1y ago
OpenWrt is not enough?
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by nicce 2y ago
> refactor codebase are rust’s main drawbacks Hard disagree about refactoring. Rust is one of the few languages where you can actually do refactoring rather safely without having tons of tests that just exist to catch issues if code chan
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by nicce 2y ago
> Yes writing the definitions by hand can time consuming and error-prone With the proper environment, this isn't that time consuming or error-prone anymore, based on my recent experiments. When I initially started exploring with the
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by nicce 2y ago
UPER is extremely compact encoding format. It still makes sense to use UPER, because after all, it is an international standard and telecommunication protocols itself are supposed to add as little overhead on top of actual payload as possib
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by nicce 2y ago
There are many tools that can handle UPER up to certain level (some rare ASN.1 types might not be supported). I think the main issue is not in the codec, rather the lack of compilers that can create correct language-level representation of
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by nicce 2y ago
There is also rasn library for Rust that now supports most of the codecs (BER/CER/DER/PER/APER/OER/COER/JER/XER). Disclaimer: I have contributed a lot recently. OER codec (modern flair of ASN.1) is ve
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by nicce 2y ago
Basically any commercial ASN.1 compiler prevents usage of the output in any open-source project. There is that.
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by nicce 2y ago
Sometimes old things don’t need a rewrite just for the sake of language-based advertising.
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by nicce 2y ago
For me it is like 0.5s. Interesting.
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by nicce 2y ago
In the context of Rust it is not about "bloat" indeed. The compiler includes only used bits and nothing more. However, there are other problems, like the software supply chain security. More dependencies you have, more projects yo
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by nicce 2y ago
To generate safer C?
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by nicce 2y ago
’Extern c’ still uses Rust. You want to skip Rust and call C from other languages directly.
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by nicce 2y ago
Payment systems take huge fees. It is always good if they get back to the country and not elsewhere. Digital paying is something fundamental. Like electricity.
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by nicce 2y ago
It also can be Go issue. Garbage collector did not have time to free memory.
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by nicce 2y ago
There is still more trade with Russia than many countries in the list. Even Syria and Iran got tariffs.
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by nicce 2y ago
Actual overhead when the site is used in reality? How much ovearhead are those 100 different buttons creating? What is the performance of state managing? What is the rendering performance in complex sites? How much size overhead are modular
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by nicce 2y ago
Yeah, but my point is that you download the runtime and core of React/Tailwind just once for the whole web page and those should be removed from the test, or at least there should be comparison which includes the both cases. You only n
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by nicce 2y ago
> Yes, that, too. But you are forgetting that React makes all that opimizing work necessary in the first place. Isn't the runtime state optimization the only responsibility of React. It's a library. The rest goes for Vite, Deno
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by nicce 2y ago
To be honest, I am very confused with this benchmark. It is misleading. What is the actually size of the production build portion only for that button part? Because I think that the ShadCN button source code is not equal in size for the but
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by nicce 2y ago
Depends on if the free trial is misused here somehow. I don’t know if it is.
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by nicce 2y ago
> 1. The beneficial effect of fluoride occurs only when fluoride is applied externally, in contact with the tooth enamel I think you are kinda misusing science/not science arguments. This is indeed the scientific reason why there is
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by nicce 2y ago
That is certainly true. But that is not how these work 99% of the time. This post was originated by "search".
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by nicce 2y ago
But how did you find those sites that had the robot.txt to begin with? LLM must somehow find the existence of those pages and store that information before they can crawl them further or mark as acceptable source.
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by nicce 2y ago
It must form the search index somehow. That is prior the human action. Simply it would not find the page at all if it respects.
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by nicce 2y ago
I think AI is currently much poorer for this use case, if you want to generalize it. There is less assembly code training data available where existing bad coding patterns are matched to actual bug descriptions. Assembly is more verbose so
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by nicce 2y ago
The stated problem was about indexing, accessing content and advertising in that context. > I solved user problems for myself. Most of my web projects use client side processing. I moved to github pages. So clients can use my projects wi
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by nicce 2y ago
> The big takeaway here is that Google's (and advertisement in general) dominance over the web is going away. AI companies with best anti-captcha mechanics will win and will inject ads to LLM output in more sophisticated way.
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by nicce 2y ago
I think the comment was way shorter than it currently is when I replied. It is sometimes difficult to say what is meant with "validation". Many also use it to mean "functional testing", for example, which is incorrect.
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by nicce 2y ago
He is saying that original spec can be incorrect.
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by nicce 2y ago
Rental terms were 1000 page book.

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