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by purplesyringa 2y ago
It's cached. Not ideal, sure, and I'll get rid of that bloat someday, but that file is not mission-critical and the cost is amortized between visits. I admit my fault though.
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by purplesyringa 2y ago
Perhaps the wording was off on my part. What I meant is not that people don't think, it's that people seldom teach others to think , at least in web articles. Most posts of such format I have seen are "we did this and got
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by purplesyringa 2y ago
> Rust should have Jason built in. I don't think this is a reasonable approach. That's just a way to introduce bloat. Importantly, std does not differ from other crates, except for stability guarantees, so there would be no pos
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I sped up serde_json strings by 20%(purplesyringa.moe)
336 points by purplesyringa 2y ago|117 comments
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Recovering Garbled Bitcoin Addresses(purplesyringa.moe)
2 points by purplesyringa 2y ago|0 comments
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by purplesyringa 3y ago
I've been using my Ubuntu installation for eight years straight. The choices regarding the size of swap and the EFI system partition made sense back then, now they don't. I used to use Windows more often than Linux, now it's
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by purplesyringa 3y ago
> is needlessly combative and also not really a comparison that makes your solution look good Sorry, wasn't my intention. I didn't mean libostree or Nix pollute the filesystem, I meant that installing a DE on a typical mainstre
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Show HN: Docker-boot – Run a system from RAM without LiveCD(github.com)
27 points by purplesyringa 3y ago|9 comments