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by tmzt 9y ago
Yes, but I mean outputing actual Rust source but with generators or async/await expanded into calls to Futures. Similar to how Go is now bootstrapped from a down-level compiler.
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by tmzt 9y ago
Could rustc have a way to output desugared code or code targeting a specific epoch with new features like generators expand to a backwards compatible form. This might allow for preprocessed source that could be compiled by something like mr
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by tmzt 9y ago
LLVM IR is still very targeted to the architecture it will be run on, it's not intended to be a portable representation.
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by tmzt 9y ago
And of course in Rust, if you Try you might get an Ok Result, or you may just return in Err. It's often a good exercise to craft your program to the language you're targetting, to take advantage of it's strengths or embrace
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by tmzt 9y ago
Any chance of an official unikernel distribution, or single entry-point mechanism for container images. This along with AOT cached classes being baked into a vm/container image would be interesting.
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by tmzt 9y ago
Hey, I'm working on a template language that compiles into Redux + IncrementalDOM. Part of it involves a pipeline syntax similar to underscore or lodash. I'm wondering what you would consider a modern equivalent of those two libra
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by tmzt 9y ago
I glanced at the title late last night and thought it said VB bytecode, as in PCode.
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by tmzt 9y ago
Is EFS here referring to Qualcom chipset filesystem, and what does that have to do with L2CAP being in the kernel just like IP and other protocols?
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by tmzt 9y ago
Maybe in the future, but right now there is no clear way to manage a collection of random on premise Windows VM's, which is what many enterprises have, with the full Azure toolset.
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by tmzt 9y ago
You can still run Docker Machine (part of the old Toolbox) for VirtualBox support. minikube/minishift can also be used as docker VMs and download up to date iso images automatically.
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by tmzt 9y ago
Would you consider exposing an RPC interface to JavaScript and/or WASM to enable faster vdom operations? Also, after reading that old HN comment, do you think adding something like RenderEvent with values like client size already defin
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by tmzt 9y ago
X has been able to run rootless with KMS-based drivers for a while now.
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by tmzt 9y ago
I've been suggesting that one way into an enterprise environment is to _give the hardware away_. Make a device with enough RAM, Bluetooth for a mouse, USB ports, and one or two HDMI ports. A stick computer might be a good starting poin
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by tmzt 9y ago
Very cool. I wonder if picoprocesses could be extended to support something like coLinux, where the real Linux kernel runs as a timeslice alongside the Windows kernel. Also it would be good to hear more about the progress on OpenSSH and PS
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by tmzt 9y ago
This is great news and fits in nicely with the Visual Studio marketplace and other attempts by Microsoft to enable publishing content focused on admins and developers. But the overall package management story is still severely lacking. The
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by tmzt 9y ago
Shouldn't the illustrious Beeb be asking themselves why the news media is incapable of the same thing? Maybe the reason is the same as why they and practically every other news organization fail to accurately portray technology in gen
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by tmzt 9y ago
Those CG and Kerbel rocket launches they broadcast were incredibly realistic, I'm amazed that NASA, independent photographers and even competitors like ULA went along with such a complex charade.
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by tmzt 9y ago
Does rust have __FILE__ etc.? Special constants?
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by tmzt 9y ago
Does it do more than using relative paths in a Cargo.toml would do? I think this thread is about copying and pasting code versus using a small library in the Go case, which might be a philosphical difference with Rust. It might help to poin
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by tmzt 9y ago
Could you make it an attribute of the symbol being exported, part of the contract, and use that to derive an estimated cost of the program? I could see this being used to choose between allocators or schedulers given specific requirements.
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by tmzt 9y ago
They don't run on a website, they are static files (usually) served from a zip file.
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by tmzt 9y ago
To extend your metaphor a little, we can transcribe a pseudo source-code (nuclear DNA), a preprocessor or macro language that we have learned a little about (epigenetic regulation), and there are still two levels of IR after that. The objec
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by tmzt 9y ago
Framework 1.4 > 4.7 > 4.6.1?
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by tmzt 9y ago
Even better: Ad Astra University on Mars
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by tmzt 9y ago
These would also apply to Lane Departure Warnings present on more and more cars each model year.
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by tmzt 9y ago
A simple RF transmitter in new versions of the existing reflector discs would do it. It wouldn't need to do anything but "ping", the battery could last for years. You could even have a mechanism to disable it when the lines a
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by tmzt 9y ago
It seems to use functions for that purpose, look at the example with map. I really like the linked to Android/iOS implementation of this concept.
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by tmzt 9y ago
There are some nice features of the UI in OpenShift that I'm missing in the kube dashboard, such as the terminal. Also the ability to split up access to workspaces in OpenShift could be useful, though I don't know if that's a
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by tmzt 9y ago
Bash has it's own substitution system built in, though I would usually use sed for this task. http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/string-manipulation.html See the section under Substring Replacement.
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by tmzt 9y ago
How might your method compare to the tech in ripgrep or The Silver Searcher? Are there cases where it might be faster?

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