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by stusmall 3y ago
Is the long term plan for this to open source it or monetize it?
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by stusmall 3y ago
Huh, I'd never thought twice about that. What would native datetime support in JSON get you that a ISO 8601 string doesn't?
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by stusmall 3y ago
There are a fair amount of benchmarks out there showing the difference in compressed JSON vs things like protobuf, msgpack, cbor for HTTP APIs. It's a decent stand in for this so you can get you a general idea of the scale. It's
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by stusmall 3y ago
This is something I'll happily pay for. Love to see the freemium model. Can't wait for the Android version
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by stusmall 3y ago
ctrl+u could just make the displayed representation as easy to read. There are many binary protocols/formats that are a breeze to work with if you have the right tooling. You never see the 0xa 0x8 0xf. Your tools will either show yo
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by stusmall 3y ago
Seriously. It isn't like anyone needs a Mercedes. There whole brand is around flashing wealth around and crap like this is inline with that. Buy something else.
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by stusmall 3y ago
There are two big ones. 1) There is a lot of volatility in this period. There is money to be made at buying in and dumping it at a small, local spike. A lot of the money is made off others trying the same game. 2) Some of these meme stock
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by stusmall 3y ago
> Of course he's not a nobody That's an understatement. He's one of the most famous names in computer science alive today. You can't look at the top 1% of 1% to make statements about the whole industry. $340k/
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Ditto raises $45M to help companies keep their data in sync(techcrunch.com)
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by stusmall 4y ago
/r/boulder is the same. If you only read that sub you'd think it was a Mad Max wasteland where the sidewalks are paved with used needles. It has a homelessness problem and its been getting worse since COVID, but it's s
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by stusmall 4y ago
I was trying to give them the benefit of the doubt and using only the most current one. Policies get updated over time and that's okay. It's a good thing for organizations to change their mind, update and improve policies. The t
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by stusmall 4y ago
>This seems perfectly fair to me and I don't understand the controversy. Maybe in the US people see "State Affiliated" as some kind of an insult? From Twitter's definition > State-affiliated media is defined as out
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by stusmall 4y ago
Yes, but for a different reason. From the document's section on User Groups >The main focus of the group is discussion of and education about Rust software; It's a programming language, not a lifestyle brand. Not everything n
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by stusmall 4y ago
It's a safety and inclusion thing, not politics. There just isn't a place for firearms at a meetup.
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by stusmall 4y ago
The domain thing is very, very, very normal. From Mozilla's trademark policy: If you want to include all or part of a Mozilla trademark in a domain name, you have to receive written permission from Mozilla. People naturally associate d
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by stusmall 4y ago
Yeah, it's such a weird outrage. I went and compared it to the node foundation one and its very similar. Some of the other issues he has are kind of deranged. I'm glad the Foundation want Rust meetups to be firearm free. Good
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by stusmall 4y ago
I don't think Blockbuster ever did PC game rentals. It was smaller independent places and I don't remember ever seeing them after CD-ROMs became a common thing. I remember it being a thing around the time the sun was setting on
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by stusmall 4y ago
Also with the same logic Tesla is "state-affiliated". Federal subsidies on sales have been a critical part of their business model. I think people are arguing that is label makes sense are really losing the thread of the point
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by stusmall 4y ago
I thought it was an april fools joke when I saw this: https://github.com/twitter/the-algorithm/blob/main/ci/ci.sh Like a dig at the code quality.
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by stusmall 4y ago
This post is from Sep 8, 2022
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by stusmall 4y ago
I've got to admit I get a kick out of the fact that the GitHub username was "FreeSpeechEnthusiast" https://github.com/github/dmca/blame/master/2023/03/2023-03-...
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by stusmall 4y ago
Is this the first example of someone getting charged for wash trading in the cryptoworld? It was my understanding it was common, but unsavory, for new tokens to do this to artificially pump their volume up.
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by stusmall 4y ago
It's a human institution. It absolutely isn't without flaw. I can think of a couple stories they did I wasn't a big fan of. But this is part of how the system works and why well funded, ethical, serious media is crucial to
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by stusmall 4y ago
If it helps you feel better, this is in a thread about them getting caught and called out. There are some horrifically bad actors in our media landscape right now who are more than happy to lie or label opinion shows as "news" if
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by stusmall 4y ago
It's been years (7? 8? geez) since I've written Scala but has macro support really died out? Is this a 2 vs 3 thing? I remember loving it and saw a plenty of other community libraries leaning on it. I had some simple reflection
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by stusmall 4y ago
I remember an argument with an engineer about static code analysis years ago. Without a trace of irony, he honestly said "I know it's high quality code. I wrote it. What could a program tell me about it that I don't alread
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by stusmall 4y ago
I'm a huge fan of maturin but that might be a bit meta. It's a python build tool for wrapping rust projects. There github page has a list of projects using it and you might find more of what you are looking for: https:/&#x
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by stusmall 4y ago
I spent more time in college than I care to admit playing either Falcon's Eye or Vulture's Eye. Can't really remember which.
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by stusmall 4y ago
> * attempt to `ptrace` processes all the time; This is the one that got it removed from my machine. It runs just fine in the browser so I do that. The feature I lose are ones I don't want anyways.
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by stusmall 4y ago
This is something that is perfect for a hour or so consulting call and maybe with an additional fee to review the document. You don't need an existing relationship to run things like this by a lawyer. I've had to do it a few tim

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