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by tym0 6y ago
You're correct for console that handled that at the hardware level. I understood this section as referring to computer games, which didn't do that on the hardware.
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by tym0 6y ago
I'd like them to make a V2 with proper triggers, the V1 seems to be the best made console out of all of these linux handheld.
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by tym0 6y ago
The EU cookie directive concerns only third-party cookies. No notice needs to be present for first-party cookies.
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by tym0 6y ago
Schools are open in England.
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by tym0 6y ago
Thanks for sharing. To save people a click the author of the tweet is opposed to adding a type system to Elixir not the BEAM, he seems to be seeing project like Gleam in a positive light.
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by tym0 6y ago
Might be interesting to add a link to a wasm version to the article.
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by tym0 6y ago
I was just following the example from the docs, my use case is more like this: . ├── lib.rs └── foo/ └── mod.rs └── one.rs └── two.rs └── three.rs └── four.rs └── bar/ └── mod.rs └── one.rs
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by tym0 6y ago
It's my bad I thought I could remove the mod.rs that just redeclares the submodules in my case.
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by tym0 6y ago
Proof that it is still quite confusing, I tried to remove the mod.rs in my project similarly to that example but now I don't understand how to access these modules. With the mod.rs in place I can do this in my main.rs: pub mod foo
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by tym0 6y ago
There is more information in this talk: https://youtu.be/RHnjPW4YOrs
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by tym0 6y ago
Gleam looks really neat. https://gleam.run
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by tym0 6y ago
inoremap kj <esc>
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by tym0 6y ago
You're right that you can't destructure until you've established which side of the union you got, does the tag help with that? I like a Result type over an Either because it feels semantically more meaningful. I work with peo
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by tym0 6y ago
I agree with Maybe not being that useful in TS but the point of an Either/Result type is that the caller is gonna handle it each branch differently. In your example the caller has no way to tell the difference between an error and the
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by tym0 6y ago
You don't actually need the tag on Either. This is how I defined my Result type. The shape is enough to discriminate them. type Result<S, E> = Success<S> | ResultError<E>; type Success<S> = { value: S
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by tym0 6y ago
Yeah, grew up in France and I was the only one of my friend who had not modified my scooter. It would litteraly stop accelerating past 50 km/h.
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by tym0 6y ago
I think WASM can do hard-realtime but that's not really the goal of wasm3, they advertise 14x slow-down compared to "native". However I think a lot of usages of MCU are not actually "hard-realtime", my connected lig
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by tym0 6y ago
These last few days I've been tickering with wasm3 and Rust as way to run Rust on ESP32. The xtensa architecture has still not been merged into upstream llvm so it's quite hard to run Rust on these MCU.
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by tym0 6y ago
Actix, Diesel, Serde and their dependencies are definitely most of build time.
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by tym0 6y ago
Depends what you're building, I have what I would consider a small server app (Less than 10 JSON HTTP endpoints with some postgres), a dev incremental build takes 17.21s and a release build 7m 12s. A similar app in Go would probably ta
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by tym0 6y ago
There are dev devices like the M5StickC & M5Stack Fire that comes with a bunch of sensor bundled.
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by tym0 6y ago
It is an actual linux distribution. The default is Ubuntu but there are others (Suse, Alpine...)
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by tym0 6y ago
"Listen!" is a better translation. Edit: Maybe you meant 'hear' not 'here'.
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by tym0 6y ago
While "flight of death" is slightly nonsensical, "Flight from death" is just wrong, "Vol" can mean a flight in the sense of flying but not in the sense of fleeing. Edit: I just realised you might have meant tha
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by tym0 6y ago
If you don't mutate them after initialisation.
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by tym0 7y ago
If my memory serves right, there is one in std but it's too simple for most use cases.
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by tym0 7y ago
What book would you recommend as an alternative?
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by tym0 7y ago
Pre-settled allows you to come in and out of the country as long as you don't leave for more than 6 months per 12 months period.
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by tym0 7y ago
Hypervisor Framework and VirtualBox seem to cohabit just fine on MacOS.
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by tym0 7y ago
Based on this FAQ, no. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl2-faq#can-i-...

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