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by vhbit 11y ago
It says "No such bucket" while `b2 list_buckets` sees that bucket. I've filed an issue earlier today (it got to Nathan). I'd be happy to provide any details to fix this.
32.
by vhbit 11y ago
CLI isn't mature right now, I'm failing to upload a file, kind of basic functionality.
33.
by vhbit 11y ago
afaik Buck is Java
34.
by vhbit 11y ago
Yep, it's possible to enable link time optimizations.
35.
by vhbit 11y ago
I doubt they'll be inclined in less than 2-3 years. Still, someone can create a plugin (afaik, there was one but abandoned)
36.
by vhbit 11y ago
See sibling thread, unfortunately it doesn't mean anything and that title was used for years.
37.
by vhbit 11y ago
Ohh, my bad.
38.
by vhbit 11y ago
Definitely, the question is how deep those "common things" go into the OS, as the title states "Core OS" not "Core frameworks".
39.
by vhbit 11y ago
And the list of sessions mentions "Core OS"... Let's speculate?
40.
by vhbit 12y ago
I bet that's more than enough https://capnproto.org/news/2014-06-17-capnproto-flatbuffers-...
41.
by vhbit 12y ago
It was a question about React Native.
42.
by vhbit 12y ago
iOS is supported but unfortunately is "manually" tested, for example snapshot of alpha2 is broken. Version which is going to build with iOS support can be found on https://github.com/vhbit/rust (pre-built bin
43.
by vhbit 12y ago
I believe because of other limitations Chrome can't use it anyway and it might take a couple of iOS versions before everything will be solved. For details see https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/det
44.
by vhbit 12y ago
And still they have enough experience with existing API to accept it is much worse in long term perspective. With new API at least most annoying things will be solved.
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by vhbit 12y ago
And the reason was invalid /boot/loader.conf: console="vidconsole,comconsole" autoboot_delay="10" console="comconsole,vidconsole" autoboot_delay="1" Second console actually disables access f
46.
by vhbit 12y ago
There is no way to boot into single user mode for now (or at least instructions provided aren't working).
47.
by vhbit 12y ago
For a long time only 32 bit archs were supported for iOS, but just yesterday a PR landed with preliminary support of 64 bit archs. As Rust uses LLVM for codegen, it means there might be a couple of minor glitches, but overall it should be s
48.
by vhbit 12y ago
1. http://crates.io - central repository of rust crates (i.e. packages) 2. https://github.com/kud1ing/awesome-rust/ - manually curated list of good libraries
49.
by vhbit 12y ago
Yes, you can read a bit about collections and how phantom types are used in them http://cglab.ca/~abeinges/blah/rust-btree-case/
50.
by vhbit 12y ago
> past seven days has seen a _lot_ of stuff land Yep, and for those who has to stay on master it was pretty nasty time - one day you patch a library, another day you're almost revert yesterday's patch.
51.
by vhbit 12y ago
The point is that author of original post was unable to get it compile with optimization turned on because of internal compiler errors. So yep, Swift can be faster but so far you must be lucky enough to get it compiled. So... Main conclusio