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by norman784 11mo ago
The same could be said of any LLM offered by either Chinese, European, US, etc.
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by norman784 11mo ago
I think they wanted more control over the GUI, so the best answer to that is build something that you have 100% control over. In one of their first blog posts they explain more in deep the reasons. > Inspired by the gaming world, we real
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by norman784 1y ago
AFAIK Linux is using rustc directly, without cargo. And just an anecdote, Asahi Linux devs said that Rust made it very easy (maybe relative to working with C) to write the drivers for the Apple M1 and M2 series, so it seems that the languag
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by norman784 1y ago
Thanks for you hard work, I already saw taffy being used by other prominent projects like Cosmic desktop environment, bevy, etc
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by norman784 1y ago
I remember they mentioning Swift a few months ago, but currently I don’t see any swift in their github repo, didn’t checked other branches besides main.
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by norman784 1y ago
On my work laptop I use only 80gb, I just need the corporate software (that is mostly cloud apps) and my dev environment (that is what takes the most space), here I disagree. Now for private use, I do agree.
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by norman784 1y ago
Well, Rome failed because they run out of money while the project weren't finished yet. While Vite+ seems to have most of the things done already, so I'd consider it a success for now, what is left to see if that the companies usi
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by norman784 1y ago
AFAIK the digital ID will also be required when getting a new job.
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by norman784 1y ago
From their blog [0] > With Linux 6.16 now out in the wild, it’s time for yet another progress report! As we mentioned last time, the Asahi and Honeykrisp Mesa drivers have finally found their way upstream. This has resulted in a flurry o
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by norman784 1y ago
Maybe you got confused, because NodeJS is now able to strip annotations (it does not transform enums, etc) to let you run Typescript files directly.
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by norman784 1y ago
I know nothing about how accessibility supports works in the browser, but could they offer a way to use the accessibility API with your custom UI rendered in WebGL/WebGPU?
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by norman784 1y ago
You can have a minimal library like HTMX or if you have access to a solution Phoenix LiveView, you need minimal JS to have an interactive page, the only downside is that you could introduce some latency because of the network trip.
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by norman784 1y ago
HTMX does not have external dependencies, only dev dependencies, reducing the attack surface.
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by norman784 1y ago
I didn't knew about it, thanks!
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by norman784 1y ago
AFAIK `bun install` is similar to `npm install` in the sense that it installs everything in a flat structure inside node modules, why didn't you choose something like pnpm that I believe is better, because you cannot by mistake import
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by norman784 1y ago
AFAIK most (if not all) business laptops AKA Dell are intel based? Also I believe they are still big in the server market.
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by norman784 1y ago
OTOH I'd ten to prefer as less plugins as possible in VSCode, just because they are inherently dangerous, I'd like Zed plugins that are WASM, so they don't have access to the world. But I agree that VSCode Typescript support
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by norman784 1y ago
Just to add what the other comment said, take a look and run these two examples to see the errors you could get: https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&editio... https://play.rust-lang.org&
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by norman784 1y ago
You can repurpose a decent hardware, in terms of performance and consumption, to run for far more time than Apple is willing to support it?
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by norman784 1y ago
AFAIK with the latest JIT in some contexts pure Ruby can be faster than using C libraries, just because the VM can be better optimized and there is no overhead in moving data between the two realms. I don't recall exactly where I read
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by norman784 1y ago
IMHO the only reason you are using JS in the backend is because of some meta framework, otherwise is not worth. So at least for Nuxt is nitro, not sure for SvelteKit or the other React meta frameworks.
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by norman784 1y ago
All even versions are LTS btw, maybe what you mean is that version 22 entered in maintenance mode (hence stable) and new features will not be added.
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by norman784 1y ago
Just a side note, roc-lang is being rewritten in Zig[0] [0] https://gist.github.com/rtfeldman/77fb430ee57b42f5f2ca973a39...
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by norman784 1y ago
The EU is also now pushing WERO https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wero_(payment)
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by norman784 1y ago
You can see where Servo stands compared to the other browsers by watching[0] Ladybird browser monthly reports [0] https://www.youtube.com/@LadybirdBrowser
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by norman784 1y ago
At this point I opted to just install extension from known ORGs only, like Microsoft, Github, etc and the official extensions from the languages I use. All other extensions, even themes are no more for me.
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by norman784 1y ago
For the current extension model, I would not trust anyone besides any known org. Even installing themes are potentially dangerous, because of the attack vector.
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by norman784 1y ago
The issue, most commonly noted by devs, with proc macros is that it slows down the incremental compilation times, because proc macros are recomputed each time.
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by norman784 1y ago
I recommend watch this video https://youtu.be/x3hOiOcbgeA
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by norman784 1y ago
Yes, Zig author commented[0] that a while ago [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44390972

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