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541.
by notamy 5y ago
Bit confused by this part of the article: > PRO-REWRITE: Rust has manual memory management, so we would avoid the problem of having to wrestle with a garbage collector because we would just deallocate unused memory ourselves, or more car
542.
by notamy 5y ago
Previously discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28587458
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Aleph.js – The Fullstack Framework in Deno(alephjs.org)
3 points by notamy 5y ago|0 comments
544.
Esm.sh(esm.sh)
3 points by notamy 5y ago|1 comments
545.
by notamy 5y ago
(2019)
546.
by notamy 5y ago
React Native for web is, as the name implies, React Native components used for building websites. The idea is that you can share code between your native apps and your web app.
547.
by notamy 5y ago
Without paywall: https://archive.is/Mmggu
548.
by notamy 5y ago
> anything that depends on a third party API will last only as long as the API owner is OK with it. Discord bots generally use a library like lavaplayer[0] to scrape YouTube for music streaming purposes; no API access per se. It was alwa
549.
by notamy 5y ago
The code used for scraping YouTube and streaming audio to Discord has always been open source: - https://github.com/sedmelluq/lavaplayer - https://github.com/freyacodes/Lavalink
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by notamy 5y ago
> i wonder how it would work out if a bot used youtube-dl to snarf audio tracks. youtube-dl + ffmpeg was the "traditional" way of doing it, but it didn't scale very well. These days, the majority of bots use lavaplayer[0]
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by notamy 5y ago
Slightly related, I have a bunch of domain names I don't necessarily need -- acquired in the same vein as in the article (jokes, failed/abandoned projects, ...) -- and would be interested in selling them somehow if possible. Is th
552.
by notamy 5y ago
It works better for databases that can only sort on the primary key (iirc Cassandra is one of these)
553.
by notamy 5y ago
The title of the linked article, "Message Content Access Deprecation for Verified Bots," isn't very useful if you aren't already actively in the Discord bot ecosystem and know what the title means, hence putting a more d
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Discord limiting bot access to message content(support-dev.discord.com)
2 points by notamy 5y ago|1 comments
555.
by notamy 5y ago
Beautiful, and yet incredibly terrifying.
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Installing Linux on a Dead Badger: User's Notes (2004)(strangehorizons.com)
3 points by notamy 5y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Why Not Track, an overview of why tracking is bad(whynottrack.com)
5 points by notamy 5y ago|0 comments
558.
by notamy 5y ago
> but with wasm or web sockets can’t you make a web page that opens a connection and sends arbitrary binary data to another server without any http? I can't speak to WASM, but websockets are literally just a layer over HTTP in some
559.
by notamy 5y ago
I imagine they just mean something like how 15/5.9=2.54
560.
by notamy 5y ago
If you're getting blocked by the paywall, here's a no-paywall alternative link: https://archive.is/CX5aT
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macOS Nix setup: an alternative to Homebrew (2020)(wickedchicken.github.io)
528 points by notamy 5y ago|260 comments
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by notamy 5y ago
> due to licensing issues. In my testing, given a portion of the GPL licence header, Copilot is quite happy to spit out the rest of it, so I would imagine copilot bans might happen quite fast.
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A Constructive Look at TempleOS (2015)(codersnotes.com)
2 points by notamy 5y ago|0 comments
564.
by notamy 5y ago
Javascript. Not to remove it, but to make it better from the start. Current JS feels painful to me because it feels like piling hacks on top of a poorly-designed language to make it palatable. Doing it better from the start sounds amazing.
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Turn any link into a suspicious looking one(verylegit.link)
2 points by notamy 5y ago|0 comments
566.
by notamy 5y ago
> Things like gender identity, women in tech, genetic differences, etc are all wonderful smokescreens to allow us to post politically but maintain a solid veneer of simply having an intellectual discussion on a topic of general interest.
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Using Let’s Encrypt for internal servers(blog.heckel.io)
4 points by notamy 5y ago|1 comments
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Chisel 3: A Modern Hardware Design Language(github.com)
3 points by notamy 5y ago|0 comments
569.
by notamy 5y ago
Thanks :D
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by notamy 5y ago
> There should be a tinurl for website I can send people to that shows a simple list of all the ways personal information can be used. I just now set up a small site for it at https://whynottrack.com/ ! It's open sou

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