sedatk

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by sedatk 1y ago
Still waiting for a Windows build.
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by sedatk 1y ago
No. https://doc.rust-lang.org/reference/linkage.html#r-link.dyli...
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by sedatk 1y ago
I agree with the advice about paying it forward, but it's not mutually exclusive with showing gratitude. Express gratitude now in the simplest way possible (like an email or a letter) than later after deliberating the best course of ac
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Kagi for Libraries(kagi.com)
8 points by sedatk 1y ago|0 comments
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by sedatk 1y ago
I had a cracked version of Turbo Esprit game on Amstrad CPC. There was one utility pole in the game in one of the maps. You reached to it by turning left at the start and then right, and it was second pole on the right, or something like th
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by sedatk 1y ago
I think Elite on CPC had a Firebird loader, which had its own checksum algorithm different from Amstrad ROM. It had way shorter blocks. It might be weaker against certain patterns more than the stock ROM as you said.
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by sedatk 1y ago
> so I still don't know what the actual problem is. 1. Not adaptable to the variety of display form factors we have today. In other words, not responsive enough. 2. As others mentioned, not being able to link a specific page. Maybe
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by sedatk 1y ago
> I don’t think anyone actually believes that the language change is what made the difference in that post They already admit in the article that JVM setup costs were a huge overhead during scaling operations. JIT might also incur a simi
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by sedatk 1y ago
Or you could just make the logout route POST-only. Problem solved.
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by sedatk 1y ago
Have you seen the benchmarks? Swift code is 40% faster than Java in that instance.
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by sedatk 1y ago
Swift also doesn't have a mark&sweep GC, and uses reference counting, which makes its memory footprint much smaller than GC-based runtimes.
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by sedatk 1y ago
Oh, I've definitely misunderstood. Thanks for the clarification! I'm still glad that it hasn't caught on though :)
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by sedatk 1y ago
Interesting. I wonder why they didn't mention this in their docs. They brush over "Git diff is close to the ideal..." but don't go into specifics like this.
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by sedatk 1y ago
I think that's for packaging PRs in a single diff file. Here's an example: https://diffx.org/spec/examples.html#diff-of-multiple-commit...
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by sedatk 1y ago
> forces everyone to think about errors more deeply than in other languages Not really. Rust also forces you think deeply about errors but don't bother you with verbose syntax. I think Swift was also similar.
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by sedatk 1y ago
> I like the explicit error handling You mean "verbose error handling". All other proposals are also explicit, just not as verbose.
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by sedatk 1y ago
I'm so happy that Rust sorted this out way early in its lifetime. Error handling is so nice there.
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by sedatk 1y ago
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJP11cruD0p/
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by sedatk 1y ago
Never heard of that syntax but it falls short on several fronts like unnamed or not-needed-to-be-named parameters. It's very easy to be confused by existence or lack of spaces in "help= cmd" too; am I assigning a variable or
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by sedatk 1y ago
They added it after the reactions I believe. Source: https://bsky.app/profile/davidfowl.com/post/3lq3zfjo6gk2d
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by sedatk 1y ago
You still don't know if a Unix command would support processing multiple files even if the shell would expand wildcards. The tool might still process a single file and quit.
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by sedatk 1y ago
Funny for sure, but not novel. JWZ also doesn't let his web site linked from HN. Example link (that only works properly when you copy paste, opinionated rejection otherwise): https://www.jwz.org/blog/2024/06&#
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by sedatk 1y ago
Surprisingly, purl.org URLs still work after a quarter century, thanks to Internet Archive.
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by sedatk 1y ago
I thought OneDrive asked for your credentials separately. Did you previously sign in to it, but remove it from startup?
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by sedatk 1y ago
I’m using Legcord at the moment. I’d prefer to use the official client though.
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by sedatk 1y ago
How do you keep the browser version "in tray"?
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by sedatk 1y ago
I love that the app has ARM64 builds for Windows. I use a Windows ARM64 laptop daily, and every native ARM64 build I come across brings me joy. Take note, Discord.
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by sedatk 1y ago
> Why Why Why? Less memory overhead and no runtime dependencies?
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by sedatk 1y ago
It was okay when it came out because the alternative was EDLIN (DOS version of ed). But IIRC, it had a 64KB file size limitation which was a problem.
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by sedatk 1y ago
“C# → Business applications that run on Microsoft systems.” Folks, it’s 2025. This stereotype should have died at least five years ago. C#+.NET is open source and cross-platform since 2016 or so.

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