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by quux 2y ago
I haven't worked with it myself but my understanding is that Swift's C++ interop has improved a lot recently and is continuing to be improved. Apple has a huge C++ codebase so they are incentivized to make Swift work well with it
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by quux 2y ago
They came to it through a pretty pragmatic process. They made a list of candidate languages (they haven't discussed what the list was beyond "all the obvious candidates were represented") and assigned existing parts of the co
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by quux 2y ago
Yeah they've chosen Swift as their C++ successor language for Ladybird (the browser project forked from SerenityOS's browser) Some work to do with making Swift work with ladybird's garbage collection but my understanding that
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by quux 2y ago
I think Andreas and JT wanted something that would tightly integrate/interop with the large existing C++ SerenityOS codebase. I think they also welcomed the opportunity to build a new language, consistent with the SerenityOS ethos of b
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by quux 2y ago
I've done some hobby programming[1] in Jakt and while it had promise and took good ideas from other modern languages my understanding is that it's been abandoned at this point and isn't mature enough to build anything non-tri
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by quux 2y ago
IIRC migrating from HFS+ to APFS can be done without touching any of the data blocks and a parallel set of APFS metadata blocks and superblocks are written to disk. In the test migrations Apple did the entire migration including generating
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by quux 2y ago
This is a dumb article, part way through they admit that HTML isn't capable of doing anything a "programming language" does by definition, and that it's really just the most impactful markup language of all time. Yes tha
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by quux 2y ago
Rediscovering the same knowledge has kind of been the point of Serenity OS since the project's inception.
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by quux 2y ago
One of Serenity's philosophical decisions is that as much as possible they build everything themselves from scratch. So even if NetBSD's drivers would be easy to adapt and have a compatible license they probably wouldn't go t
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by quux 2y ago
If I'm understanding this right, they were able to receive the carrier, but didn't demodulate any signal or decode any data?
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by quux 2y ago
Time spent with different partners doesn't necessarily have to be equal. For instance a "comet partner" who you only spend a couple of days with every few months is one type of common poly relationship
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by quux 2y ago
IIRC one of the major factors holding back M3 support was the lack of a M3 mini for use in their CI environment. Now that there's an M4 mini hopefully there aren't any obstacles to them adding M4 support
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by quux 2y ago
Many power banks support pass through charging where it powers attached devices while also charging the battery
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by quux 2y ago
From what YouTube creators are saying lately subscriber counts don’t matter anymore. So even if you have a zillion subscribers you’re still almost completely at the mercy of the algorithm.
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by quux 2y ago
Nice, I was wondering if they were actually making use of progressive JPEG or just switching between images.
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by quux 2y ago
To quote Norm MacDonald: ... according to a report in the medical journal "DUH"
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by quux 2y ago
Looks great in Ladybird! ;)
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by quux 2y ago
Check out the used markets in your area (Craigslist, FB marketplace, eBay, etc) People are selling used Vision Pro's for a steep discount. In my area (NYC Metro) the lowest I've seen was $1,500 and that was a couple of months ago.
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The Science Behind the Emotions in Inside Out 2(kottke.org)
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by quux 2y ago
Andreas has looked deeply into moving both SerenityOS and Ladybird to a successor language but at the time didn't find anything out there that met their requirements so he started a new language named Jakt which unfortunately never got
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by quux 2y ago
Video announcement by Chris Wanstrath (GitHub co-founder) of the 501(c) non-profit and $1,000,000 donation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9edTqPMX_k
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by quux 2y ago
LSP inlay hints is so nice. Instant upgrade just for that :D
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by quux 2y ago
Asking the real questions
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by quux 2y ago
Unexpected Ian Knot https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/ianknot.htm
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by quux 3y ago
I wonder if it would essentially be the types of proton-proton collisions that happen in the LHC, just at an extremely more massive scale.
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by quux 3y ago
Misleading headline. The root issue, that Vision OS has no support for 180 degree side by side video, isn’t specific to porn. I’m sure there will be 3rd party video players that support that format and other common VR video formats in no ti
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by quux 3y ago
Looks reasonable. With either more range, or access to Teslas supercharger network this could be a good option.
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by quux 3y ago
I lived in South Beach for a year. Definitely a strange place :D
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by quux 3y ago
I'm born and raised in NYC and more and more I'm contemplating moving somewhere, anywhere, where I actually get my money's worth on rent, municipal services, quality of life, etc.
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by quux 3y ago
Aren't they also ex-Joyent? Joyent ran customer VMs in prod on Illumos for many years so there's a lot of experience there.

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