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by pimeys 7y ago
Sorry, didn't mean this to be product advertisement, so I wanted to just link to the core code. The user-facing product is typescript and go and in different repositories. The backend is Rust and we jumped into the async/await tra
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by pimeys 7y ago
Maybe the website tells more? https://www.prisma.io/ Basically we offer a code generator for typescript, migrations and a query engine to simplify data workflows. Go support is coming next.
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by pimeys 7y ago
The same day as async/await hits stable, the next Prisma alpha is released and is the first alpha that's based on Futures and async/await. https://github.com/prisma/prisma-engine/ Been working with
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by pimeys 7y ago
But only if you await them in that thread. If you `spawn` them, they can be executed in another free thread; although you'll miss the return value in this case. So for people new to async/await in rust, how a web server usually wo
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Liberalism became ‘the god that failed’ in eastern Europe(theguardian.com)
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by pimeys 7y ago
Of course it can. One of the best machines for making coffee is the Technivorm Moccamaster (the thermo pot version). It's been in the market for decades, lasts for decades, it's easy to clean and together with a good grinder and f
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by pimeys 7y ago
Will do. Have been doing extensive tests with nightly for a while and it's been quite good except that lifetime bug that happened at 9/11...
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by pimeys 7y ago
It's in beta though. Planning to move ahead and start using it in our team now.
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by pimeys 7y ago
I'm running it in an LCX container on OpenWRT. Better to have an external disk connected for the container so the logging will not burn the internal storage too fast.
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by pimeys 7y ago
Default configuration from pihole. https://i.imgur.com/oUdclA7.png
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by pimeys 7y ago
I have this running on a Hetzner server and connecting my phone to it with Wireguard. At home I have another pihole running in my router.
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by pimeys 7y ago
You can see a screenshot from my VPN pihole blocking tracking requests from my android phone and make a decision do you need it or not. https://i.imgur.com/Hpcw42h.png
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by pimeys 7y ago
When I first played Super Mario Maker 2 with my 65" OLED TV, it was mind-blowing. Mario never looked this good. So much color, the graphics really pop off and help you with the platforming. Maybe it's not nostalgia, but actually j
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by pimeys 7y ago
Now being able to just dig into the lower level of Futures at work, I'd say even that is not that hard. You just write the `poll` function and then pattern match inside. There are even nice macros, such as the `ready!` that helps you w
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by pimeys 7y ago
Don't know how unsafe it is, but it is a bit nasty to see the stuff that goes on in U-bahn stations such as Moritzplatz, Kottbusser Tor, Schönleinstraße, Hermannplatz, Leopoldplatz, Boddingstraße et.al. Never felt unsafe, but the heroi
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by pimeys 7y ago
Kind of right, but it's not THAT bad. I commute from Neukölln to Prenzlauer Berg every day and taking the S41/S42 trains is by far the fastest way of getting to work. Car is slower and it's quite annoying to go through the ci
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by pimeys 7y ago
I run it in one of my computers, the small X230. I kind of regret I went with the current; running snap takes some time and I generally do it on Sunday mornings to keep packages and system up to date. Stable would be much better here. The s
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by pimeys 7y ago
tokio::spawn needs to be run from the context of tokio's executor. If you use some other executor, such as juliex, it will panic. This is hopefully solved by the Runtime crate and the crates using it will use a more generic version.
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by pimeys 7y ago
Here's another example how to mix futures 0.1 and async/await together. https://github.com/pimeys/blocking_test/
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by pimeys 7y ago
Do you have experience doing async ffi to other runtimes from Rust? Such as passing down futures from Rust to JavaScript or Java so you can use them from their context. I'd love to read a blog post about that subject...
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by pimeys 7y ago
Did you try to use an executor that can drive the new futures? The ability to use &self in an async context is so much nicer than playing around with Arc with things that really don't need one. Also very happy to not being forced t
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by pimeys 7y ago
std::future is stable. Async/await in about 12 weeks. Been writing loads of code, trying out the new futures and especially the possibility to use &self in an async context is a huge benefit. Beware though to use an executor that c
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by pimeys 7y ago
Pump, insulin, Dexcom sensors and transmitters, pump infusion sets with the tubing separately, pump cartridges, strips and so on. It'll add up quite fast. Depending where you are it can be very expensive or not. In many European countr
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by pimeys 7y ago
Monitoring is expensive. The strips can be 1-2 euros per one.
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by pimeys 7y ago
And the crazy thing is you also need strips at least, many of us pumps and CGMs because of being super sensitive to insulin. That is easily 100k per year even in Europe. And due to the mandatory insurance, not that much for the user.
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by pimeys 7y ago
And about 450€ per transmitter that lasts for three months. Using open source tools you can extend the sensor lifetime to 2-3 weeks and transmitter to 6-9 months and I advice to read on that and try tools like xDrip.
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by pimeys 7y ago
It does. You just have to use an Rc/Weak Arc/Weak combination.
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by pimeys 7y ago
You can try it yourself: about:config gfx.webrender.all -> true restart browser
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by pimeys 7y ago
Oh just noticed the same. In my case it was the Mixcloud app. Thought it's better to uninstall so my block stats don't get to messy. https://i.imgur.com/Stz11Mv.png
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AMD Teases First Navi GPU Products: RX 5700(anandtech.com)
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