snailscale

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1. 1.▲
   by snailscale 1y ago

   For anyone curious (as I was) the basic difference is that WSL1 implemented the Linux syscall table directly whereas WSL2 actually runs Linux on top of some virtual drivers (hypervisor).
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   by snailscale 2y ago

   Maybe someone can explain this to me. While new contributions to Forgejo will by under the GPL, old contributions coming from Gitea will still be under MIT. The original Gitea code can be sub licensed to GPL but they must still keep the MIT
3. 3.▲
   by snailscale 2y ago

   The default way we write applications is actually pretty scalable already. It always hurts to build something that “won’t scale” because it was framed as a negative. Realizing that something “scales” if it meets your current needs is pretty
4. 4.▲
   by snailscale 3y ago

   This is what allspice.io does
5. 5.▲
   by snailscale 3y ago

   I somewhat agree with the author, sometimes with async rust I need to figure out how to tell the compiler that yes I want to recursively call this async function. This can be a huge pain, especially because it’s not always clear what went w
6. 6.▲
   by snailscale 3y ago

   one thing I really like about Ocaml is the language adapts. Multi core, modular implicits, build systems. I imagine Ocaml will continue to adapt and while I don’t think it will solve all the authors problems with the language (syntax) it ma