tmzt

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   by tmzt 9y ago

   Rust has a complete #nostd mode where most of it's ergonomics are still usable without any runtime. It also supports pluggable allocators, as well as replacing most of the builtin functionality of other language components (lang items)
2. 152.▲
   by tmzt 9y ago

   Thanks, you inspired me to take a look at Google Pagespeed as well as shrink the images further.
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   by tmzt 9y ago

   I personally can't wait to see The Boring News.
4. 154.▲
   by tmzt 9y ago

   Working on that, thanks for the feedback.
5. 155.▲
   by tmzt 9y ago

   What about grpc which requires additional trailers but is still http2?
6. 156.▲
   by tmzt 9y ago

   Is the issue with a length limit on data: uri's? something with the CSP? Will there be some kind of session storage or is it completly stateless?
7. 157.▲
   by tmzt 9y ago

   Is WASM support in the cards? This would be awesome for isymtope.org but the engine is in Rust. I think you just launched the next serverless resolution ;)
8. 158.▲
   by tmzt 9y ago

   the effort to add async/await to Rust is ongoing, with an experimental RFC [1]. There is also a working implementation using procedural macros [2]. [1] https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/pull/2033 [2] ht
9. 159.▲
   by tmzt 9y ago

   Is that due to the use of PCH in MSVC, so the hotspots only happen if the headers change? What does clang offer in this regard? Is incremental build sufficient?
10. 160.▲
    by tmzt 9y ago

    Thanks. Is this a known issue with Monaco? I'll have to borrow a Mac and take a look at this.
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    by tmzt 9y ago

    I need to update the doc site, but the source is at https://github.com/tmzt/isymtope You should have seen it when the iframes all tried to load in the nested view, I counted probably six deep! ;) I wonder if there migh
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    by tmzt 9y ago

    I'm absolutely a believer that some form of this app will be the future of programming, probably with a touch of Eve, some AI, etc. I'm also looking at this problem, but coming to it from a different angle. I'm not a designer
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    by tmzt 9y ago

    Does anybody know of any software that implements Android Auto or Apple Car protocols to display content on existing head unit? Maybe something that could run on a Raspberry Pi.
14. 164.▲
    by tmzt 9y ago

    have you seen RLSL? It's a subset of Rust targetting SPIR-V. https://github.com/MaikKlein/rlsl
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    by tmzt 9y ago

    I think the point is nickleodeon.com and disney.com are just as easy to visit as github, Netflix is more likely to be on a kids tablet than Scratch.
16. 166.▲
    by tmzt 9y ago

    Is there a good way to experiment with exposing native calls from Firefox/Quantum to WASM? I'm looking into building an extension to build Quantum Display Lists from a WASM vdom.
17. 167.▲
    by tmzt 9y ago

    If you want a single file configuration on k8s, take a look at kedge.org It's basically an extended version of native k8s yaml with some smart defaults and grouping resources similar to compose.
18. 168.▲
    by tmzt 9y ago

    Might you be referencing the sigils (@ and ~), because thry've been gone for a few years now. The syntax is light and clean, eschewing redundencies like parens around if conditions. More lifetime inference and non-lexical lifetimes hel
19. 169.▲
    by tmzt 9y ago

    Would optimising for brotli and/or a custom gzip encoder result in improvements?
20. 170.▲
    by tmzt 9y ago

    Could you take a mtools-like approach and not remount it at all, just map it and write from userspace?
21. 171.▲
    by tmzt 9y ago

    Or you could: unzip *.xlsm git add . Probably with some custom diff scripts for the xml files.
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    by tmzt 9y ago

    There's no way to use TPM as a store for these signing keys because they are needed too early in the process? Yes, I expect as a general solution for your customers it might be overkill, but as this is basically the cutting edge of pu
23. 173.▲
    by tmzt 9y ago

    Have you been able to build EFI PE binaries in Rust? If so, do you have scripts or a toolchain for doing this?
24. 174.▲
    by tmzt 9y ago

    Could this be added into something like flashrom from the coreboot project? Would it also be possible to support consumer-controlled signing keys, placing control of the system in whose hands they belong?
25. 175.▲
    by tmzt 9y ago

    Thanks, going by memory which is apparently faulty.
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    by tmzt 9y ago

    How does this compare with Snips.co which can do offline speech recognition on a Rapberry Pi 3? Coyld this be used to train a model/engine that can be used that way?
27. 177.▲
    by tmzt 9y ago

    Does it have quick-release seatbelts and/or slow release airbags? Is it safer than the current offerings in protecting children of different ages?
28. 178.▲
    by tmzt 9y ago

    Google is already an investor in SpaceX's cluster sat network, very low orbit so much better latency as well as mesh interconnects avoiding groundstations for forwarding information.
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    by tmzt 9y ago

    In that case program to accept loss of vehicle/loss of cargo as the failure mode if recovery is not possible, assuming there is no other road directly beneath it which it would land on.
30. 180.▲
    by tmzt 9y ago

    What's stopping a tractor/trailer from weighing itself, if a large manufacture r was to pay a very large bond to ensure that spot checks were valid? I was suprised to see there are 13,000+ freight brokers in operation. Where'