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A Unicode string library for Nim(github.com)
15 points by planetis 4y ago|0 comments
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by planetis 4y ago
It's just sound weird to me because depending of who you ask, they will tell you generator fuzzers work the best. However defining what's a good benchmark and what to measure other than code coverage is even more complicated. But
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by planetis 4y ago
I think we need fuzzers for more uses than file formats, like method fuzzing and in that case garbage data just doesn't work.
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by planetis 4y ago
Interesting, how does FormatFuzzer or LPM rank? The one is a generator based format fuzzer and the other a mutator based structured fuzzer. And which benchmarks compare any of those two?
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Dr. Chaos – A structured fuzzing framework in Nim(github.com)
64 points by planetis 4y ago|7 comments
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by planetis 4y ago
I can't express how frustrating is editing TeX files. This archeology needs to die.
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by planetis 4y ago
I remember many years ago people would start building a scientific ecosystem around Go, but where are all the scientists/engineers using Go now? Eventually people would also realize that Rust is just a bad language choice for building
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by planetis 4y ago
Add Nim support please!
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openSUSE reaches first-class support for Nim language(news.opensuse.org)
3 points by planetis 4y ago|0 comments
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Writing a simple ECS game in Nim(planetis-m.github.io)
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Letter: NATO should be ready to suspend Turkey’s membership(ft.com)
3 points by planetis 4y ago|4 comments
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by planetis 4y ago
> Many libraries have bugs, missing features or just a very clunky API. Or maybe they are deprecated or abandoned all together. For me missing libraries never stopped me, I could always port/wrap whatever I needed. However with the
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by planetis 4y ago
> differentiating between array access and generics It rarely comes up for a collection of proc pointers, when calling that element directly. But it compiles fine. I code in Nim regularly and it's the least of my concerns.
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by planetis 4y ago
Nice, Matrix Discord, IRC and others.
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by planetis 4y ago
Very well, be sure to ask in the IM channels when you need guidance and good luck.
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by planetis 4y ago
There were more that months, at least another big project. But not everyone is interested in writing anouncements.
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by planetis 4y ago
Good to see more ambitious Nim projects. I find Nim easy to prototype, cycle through a lot of revisions before finding the "ideal" way to express a solution. All an all it's an elegant language, which I hope gains more tracti
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by planetis 4y ago
(Original message re-posted to prove there is no cheering for war from my side, that's false information): Contrast this to the present day, where Turkish president, due to the worsening economy and the June 2023 elections and the succ
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by planetis 4y ago
The previous night's outrageous addressing to the Greek people from Erdogan in Greek, where he threatened for a disaster like the burning of Smyrna a century ago. [1]: https://twitter.com/RTErdogan/status/1534
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by planetis 4y ago
> I wish this is understood by both countries (yet I do not expect it...) In the Greek side there hasn't been a single populist "call to arms" by any political party. Greece is not the one that would start an incident, sin
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by planetis 4y ago
Of course my friend, no disrespect was meant towards you, that's why I was explicit for the meaning of the word. It's fascinating that some ancient Greek words where borrowed to English with a completely different meaning like emp
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by planetis 4y ago
In my opinion, it will stay as such, no side can afford the loss of income from tourism. It is an attempt to turn a worsening situation into an opportunity. Erdogan a defunct leader, might face jail time in case he looses the elections, thu
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by planetis 4y ago
The issue at hand is both relevant to the articles meaning and content but it is also identical to the mentioned geographic location. In ancient Greece people refusing to talk about politics where called idiots, meaning a person not partaki
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by planetis 4y ago
Turkish EFES 2022 military exercise concluded just a day ago and it's scenario was landing on an enemy island. The pesident demanded that Greece demilitarize its islands in the eastern Aegean, otherwise face disaster. If that's no
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by planetis 4y ago
There is no negotiating to be done over one's sovereign rights. Once again going too far over any logic can explain but let me be clear about it. Every country has the right to defend its territory, that's article 2 paragraph 4 of
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Greek MFA releases 16 maps showing progressive Turkish revisionism 1973-2022(twitter.com)
5 points by planetis 4y ago|0 comments
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by planetis 4y ago
It looks amazing. What's your experience working with Nim?
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This Month with Nim: April and May 2022(nim-lang.org)
10 points by planetis 4y ago|0 comments
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by planetis 4y ago
Lies, Nim 2 is in development.
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by planetis 4y ago
That Nim version has just left kindergarten and is prepping for elementary.

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