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by the_duke 3y ago
I just tested again after a while. Input latency is very notably worse than in the terminal, at least on Linux + sway. (alacritty or kitty)
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by the_duke 3y ago
The next US moon landing will use SpaceX Starship, which is huge and totally oversized for the purpose of getting two or three people on the moon. They could probably easily load up enough supplies and equipment for longer mission durations
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by the_duke 3y ago
These regulations usually apply for users located in the EU, regardless of citizenship.
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by the_duke 3y ago
The DMA gives realtively broad interpretation power to the the EU commission, so they can potentially shut this down without new regulation required. It's obviously malicious compliance that hopefully isn't justifiable.
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by the_duke 3y ago
I have wanted to try out Zed for a while, but unfortunately it still seems to be Mac only. Any plans/timeline for Linux support?
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by the_duke 3y ago
They are "just" using the toolchain though, not the language > Uber uses Zig to compile its C/C++ code. > Uber does not have any plans to use zig-the-language yet. https://jakstys.lt/2022/how-uber-u
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by the_duke 3y ago
Is there any such open source table format for row based data? I've been dabbling with implementing a database, and adopting a format would be much easier.
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by the_duke 3y ago
Very interesting analysis. I'm fascinated with effect systems. In theory they have the potential to make code both simpler and more powerful, because many complex abstractions like generators, async/await, error propagation, injec
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by the_duke 3y ago
Another reason is hosted content that someone really wants gone from the internet. Of course the efficacy of attacking a service with lots of content is questionable, but the plan is to put on so much pressure that the service removes the c
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by the_duke 3y ago
Every time I tried to use event sourcing I have regretted it, outside of some narrow and focused use cases. In theory ES is brilliant and offers a lot of great functionality like replaying history to find bugs, going back to any arbitrary p
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by the_duke 3y ago
> - Restricting the language to its target use: systems programming, not applications or data science or AI... Go has a GC and a very heavy runtime with green threads, leading to cumbersome/slow C interop. It certainly isn't vi
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by the_duke 3y ago
I'm not quite sure how this compares to Kafka and fluvio [1], a Kafka competitor also written in Rust? Is it more of a message queue like rabbitmq? [1] https://www.fluvio.io/
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by the_duke 3y ago
I'm surprised it took this long for a lawsuite to emerge. Interestingly, I think this going through would actually help the big players (Google/MS/Apple) a lot in the medium term. They sit on huge amounts of training data fro
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Wasmer JavaScript SDK(wasmer.io)
163 points by the_duke 3y ago|41 comments
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by the_duke 3y ago
The rewrites mostly are for tools that run for a short amount of time and do lots of AST processing. Javscript is just inherently suboptimal for this. * The JIT needs to warm up * AST data structures can be implemented much more efficiently
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by the_duke 3y ago
Luckily there are still some companies building dumb TVs, and with reasonably good quality. I personally have been buying Swedx for 5 years or so.
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by the_duke 3y ago
Oh that time is already with mold. Default linker is quite a bit slower.
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by the_duke 3y ago
And on having a fast CPU, RAM and disk. It makes a huge difference. For what it's worth, I'm working on a project with about 1000 dependencies and incremental debug build time is about 4 seconds on my laptop. That's already p
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by the_duke 3y ago
Did you read the post?
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by the_duke 3y ago
You'll need to get Intellij Ultimate, where the new Rust plugin will be available; or switch to RustRover.
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by the_duke 3y ago
Tauri is actually adding experimental Servo support.
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by the_duke 3y ago
Side question: Is your pricing in line with the norms in this sector? It seems really cheap to me.
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by the_duke 3y ago
I think you might be a bit confused, this is just a terminal recorder that you start manually in a shell. It produces a local file, which you can also convert into a video. You can also optionally upload it to the service - if you want to.
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by the_duke 3y ago
Well, they will be forced to soon by new EU regulation. (DSA)
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by the_duke 3y ago
It's a well-defined standard with lots of different implemenetations, instead of "whatever Chrome does", tied to one specific codegen backend. That's a huge difference.
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by the_duke 3y ago
btrfs does not have the fast-disk cache feature I think, and definitely not the built-in encryption.
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by the_duke 3y ago
Exciting! I've played around with it a few times, since it's been easily available in NixOS for a while. Didn't run into any issues with a few disks and a few hundred GB of data. Some very interesting properties, including (a
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by the_duke 3y ago
The documentation is lacking, but the important context is that you can run this through the Wasmer webassembly runtime, which provides complete isolation. It would only be able to access host directories that you explicitly grant access to
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by the_duke 3y ago
As the sibling said, you first need to install the wasmer CLI. You need a fairly recent version, so using the install script is recommended. > curl https://get.wasmer.io -sSfL | sh
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Wasmer Edge (Beta) Is Now Generally Available(wasmer.io)
16 points by the_duke 3y ago|1 comments

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