tsavola

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by tsavola 3y ago
I was hoping that this was about the historic building, having some interesting properties. :(
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by tsavola 4y ago
Consider error handling paths.
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by tsavola 4y ago
How about LeMon.de in German?
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by tsavola 5y ago
Heh, in 2017 I was writing a C++ framework to use with my custom Wasm runtime (Gate). It was also called Spin. However, I abandoned the work as Rust's Wasm support improved. I don't remember how I came up with the name - perhaps t
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by tsavola 5y ago
Do you have a link or can you suggest search terms for an example? I can't imagine that being useful, as you have to wrap around at some point anyway.
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by tsavola 5y ago
Always having https removes the need to consider the security implications of unencrypted transport on case-by-case basis. I have been using HTTPS Everywhere extension and currently Firefox's HTTPS-Only feature in strict mode for a lon
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by tsavola 5y ago
No https.
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by tsavola 7y ago
Is that a guess?
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by tsavola 7y ago
Do you mean Punycode, or this joke?
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by tsavola 7y ago
I've envisioned Gate's network resource abstractions to work at a higher level, using symbolic references (such as URLs) and message-oriented protocols rather than keeping TCP connections alive. It's not ideal, but decouples
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by tsavola 7y ago
Please elaborate.
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by tsavola 8y ago
The title is misleading if one doesn't know that Cloudflare Workers are a thing. I honestly thought that it was about Cloudflare employees sharing food recipes with each other.
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by tsavola 9y ago
The distinction is that you don't first declare a few all-encompassing interfaces and then their concrete implementations, but piecemeal interfaces for each API that takes those implementations - only the bits of the interface that the
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by tsavola 9y ago
I suspect Go will never be an ideal choice for creating libraries which are supposed to be used from any programming language. Even while the C-compatible-library-story of Go is developing (which is great), it brings runtime machinery that
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by tsavola 9y ago
Yes, it's possible. No, the last block won't change the semantics of the first.
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by tsavola 9y ago
PostgreSQL gets so much love due to its exceptional quality. Perhaps MariaDB is not of exceptional quality.
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by tsavola 9y ago
Which one?
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by tsavola 10y ago
Here's mine (although it's not an interpreter): https://github.com/tsavola/wag
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by tsavola 11y ago
AFAIK the bulk of link time optimization happens in the linker. The parallelizable compiler invocations just store extra information in the object files. The linker invocation is a single make job, which is the unit of make -j parallelism.
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by tsavola 11y ago
> LTO fixes the "source analysis and optimization across compilation units problem" by annotating object files with intermediate representation so source-aware optimizations can be carried out across compilation units at link t
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by tsavola 11y ago
Can it take advantage of GCC's split stack support? https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/SplitStacks
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by tsavola 11y ago
The 1-Clause BSD License seems to be similar to the Boost Software License ( http://opensource.org/licenses/BSL-1.0 ). I think it's a pretty good fit for foundation libraries.
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by tsavola 11y ago
That's what I was afraid of...
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by tsavola 11y ago
When you create an AAAA alias record in Route 53 and point it to a VPC load balancer, it gives out an IPv6 address. It does only mention A record in the load balancer description's DNS Name field, so I don't know what to make of