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by tempest_ 4y ago
Comparing anything to C++ is a very low bar. I have rarely encountered issues in rust. Most rust crates stick to semver so you know when there will be a breaking change. My rust experience with Cargo can only be described as problem free(th
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by tempest_ 4y ago
Go is getting used in places where Java would have been used in the past. Java complaints go down, Go complaints go up.
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by tempest_ 4y ago
Smol is essentially that iirc. https://github.com/smol-rs/smol Though I have not used it extensively.
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by tempest_ 4y ago
For library code thiserror has been by far the best experience, sure I can write out the error code manually but why would I waste my time pumping out boiler plate. The combination of thiserror and anyhow have been my go to for nearly 3 yea
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by tempest_ 4y ago
"New Look" is usually a synonym for shrinkflation.
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by tempest_ 4y ago
Cool, they should start now. As a python dev, pythons multiprocess/multithreading story is one the largest pain points in the language. Single threaded performance is not that useful while processors have been growing sideways for 10 y
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by tempest_ 4y ago
People building language tooling often use the language itself, even if it is not very suitable for the task at hand. This happens because the tooling often requires domain knowledge which they have and if they set out to write tooling for
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by tempest_ 4y ago
We used hg when I started at my current position. From a developer stand point the experience was better but all the tooling and integrations are git based so we switched.
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by tempest_ 4y ago
In North America you would be more likely to encounter a panini press. I have seen that fancy horizontal mitsubishi toaster on youtube but never one in store.
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by tempest_ 4y ago
I don't keep up to date on all the k8s changes but a couple years ago wasnt the recommendation not to have your databases in k8s at all? What has changed between now and then where putting postgres into k8s is an option? Does the Postg
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by tempest_ 4y ago
It doesn't help that it feels like pythons async ecosystem doesn't really know how it works. There is all sorts of blocking code in python async libraries and no one seems bothered by it. I guess it could be that they just don&#x2
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by tempest_ 4y ago
Aha that might be their target but young urban professionals are not likely to be the largest demographic. That demographic prefers Starbucks, and more likely some hip 3rd wave place over timmies.
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by tempest_ 4y ago
Of course? How else would they know which laws in which locales are most profitable to skirt. I am sure AirBNB has one for the same reason.
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by tempest_ 4y ago
Those look really cool. How do they work in practice? Do they get vandalized a lot? Do people actually charge their devices with them?
555.
by tempest_ 4y ago
Aha I think you mean Rails, there can't be anyone left using it for anything outside of that.
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by tempest_ 4y ago
Aw come on there was a whole two hours that this post was about Go before I showed up. You gotta give the people what they want!
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by tempest_ 4y ago
Having learned some Rust in the last few years (coming from python) I now want sum types everywhere. Anything less is a disappointment.
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by tempest_ 4y ago
I like and use poetry, it generally just works. It is however slow as molasses and its error messages are sometimes worse than a stack trace.
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by tempest_ 4y ago
I have no idea as I don't use the cartridges myself but I think the point is to keep them away from moisture so a closed container with ethanol or food grade oil or whatever would probably work as well.
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by tempest_ 4y ago
Aha you can totally cut yourself with a safety razor (unless you mean the Mach 3 and not what this article is calling a double edged razor which has historically been called a "Safety razor" )
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by tempest_ 4y ago
You can get the cartridges to last quite a while if you strop them (as best you can) and keep them away from moisture when not in use. I have heard of some people just putting them in a tiny glass of mineral oil. That said for as often as I
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by tempest_ 4y ago
I am pretty sure you can follow users and have their posts show up in some sort of feed but I think it might be a Reddit 2.0 thing and the UI is such trash that I never go there if I can help it.
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by tempest_ 4y ago
The largest stumbling block is typically when the machine has 2 GPUs. If it is just a normal Intel with integrated graphics / ultra-book it will work out of the box with distros like Ubuntu.
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by tempest_ 4y ago
https://openfeature.dev/home/overview/#how-does-it-work
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by tempest_ 4y ago
You may not be wrong, in fact you are very likely right, but this is not an argument. The larger an org gets the more likely it is to do weird things to mitigate organizational difficulties be them budget, human or otherwise. Those types of
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by tempest_ 5y ago
People around here love to pile on Mozilla for every perceived slight or misstep but they rarely have any ideas on how Mozilla is supposed to fund itself. Some of the ire is earned but I have yet to see how Mozilla is supposed to fund Firef
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by tempest_ 5y ago
It is fine for what it is however all the large tech companies have some comparable offering(Google Drive, Icloud, OneDrive) for which the barrier to entry is much lower.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
Rust definitely loves a good zer0ver, for better and worse.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
A huge amount of time and money has been spent making JS as fast as it can be. Additionally a lot of these benchmarks focus on things that the JS engines are very good at. It isnt like they are running CPU intensive tasks in JS.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
I have been toying around with Axum a bit and it is nice as a web framework. I really appreciate the many examples in the repo. Having come from python (day job) I did hit a screeching halt when it came time to meaningfully interact with a

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