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by xvilka 7mo ago
At this point it's probably better investing time and money into RustPython[1][2]. [1] https://rustpython.github.io/ [2] https://github.com/RustPython/RustPython
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by xvilka 7mo ago
Interesting, thanks. Looks quite promising.
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by xvilka 7mo ago
Typst lacks PGF/TikZ alternative.
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by xvilka 7mo ago
I wonder what's the status of LaTeX 3[1][2]. Also, it would be nice to have an automation in the style of Tectonic[3][4] (which looks like a dead project itself) out of the box. [1] https://www.latex-project.org/latex3&
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by xvilka 8mo ago
> Can you imagine human potential if it was somehow applied to crop harvesting efficiency, new medicines, etc? If these sectors offered competitive salaries - sure, talent would flock to them. As a former chemist, I struggled to find a j
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by xvilka 8mo ago
Nature will find a way to mitigate this, at least long-term. The price will not be small though.
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The Document Foundation: Open Letter to Apache OpenOffice(blog.documentfoundation.org)
3 points by xvilka 8mo ago|0 comments
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by xvilka 8mo ago
Another big issue is that Apache Software Foundation should admit that the OpenOffice is dead and just redirect the site to the LibreOffice instead. Currently, they just damage the open source by allowing downloading effectively abandonware
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by xvilka 8mo ago
It's not really open[1]. [1] https://fsfe.org/activities/msooxml/msooxml.en.html
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by xvilka 8mo ago
The only clean solution would be to force ISO to admit their mistake (or malicious intent) and rescind the "Open" Office XML format for good.
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by xvilka 8mo ago
LibreOffice constantly works on improving the import of the DOC/DOCX/XLS/XLSX/etc formats, thus if something doesn't work for you, it's better to file a bug in their bugtracker[1]. [1] https://bugs.d
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by xvilka 8mo ago
Lean is a great idea, especially the 4th version, a huge level up from the 3rd one, but its core still deficient[1] in some particular scenarious (see an interesting discussion[2] in the Rock (formerly Coq) issue tracker). Not sure if it mi
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by xvilka 8mo ago
A good opportunity to donate[1] to the GrapheneOS[2]. [1] https://grapheneos.org/donate [2] https://grapheneos.org/
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by xvilka 8mo ago
Codeberg would make a better choice if we speak about EU source code forges. And Forgejo instead of Gitea, which is nowadays controversial project.
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by xvilka 8mo ago
As a text interface lover and someone who dived deep into terminal quirks, I do think you have a valid point. We need to design a text interface without all the legacy cruft, better suited for modern needs (including colors), and better mix
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by xvilka 8mo ago
Semantic styles limit the use - not all interfaces need e.g. "error" context. Take, for example, Task Warrior interface. There is no place for the "error" semantics in it. But there's a place for "critical task
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by xvilka 8mo ago
Just use direct color mode (24bit, "true color")[1] and there will be no need for a palette. > Fewer terminals support truecolor. From what I know all modern terminal emulators in all operating systems support it now. [1] http
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by xvilka 8mo ago
All everything aside, reviewing big pull requests on GitHub became nearly impossible - even with the simplest change view it makes you spend too much time on waiting for the page to load the necessary file first. The performance degraded si
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Cascade standalone DNSSEC signer in Rust from NLnet(blog.nlnetlabs.nl)
2 points by xvilka 8mo ago|0 comments
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by xvilka 8mo ago
They should get the same level of financing (donations) as Tor project at least. Some big organization like Open Technology Fund or NLnet should give them yearly grants.
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by xvilka 8mo ago
Months.
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by xvilka 8mo ago
In particularly I like their approach of creating modern IR pipeline.
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by xvilka 8mo ago
Binary Ninja supports some of them as well, highly recommend.
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by xvilka 8mo ago
Yes, we are working on rewriting analysis completely[1][2] that would fix your issue along with many others. [1] https://github.com/rizinorg/rizin/pull/5505 [2] https://github.com/rizinorg&#x2
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by xvilka 8mo ago
Cutter[1] by RizinOrg[2]. [1] https://github.com/rizinorg/cutter [2] https://github.com/rizinorg/rizin
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by xvilka 8mo ago
Clang is the better alternative to MinGW because it can use standard Windows libraries and avoids the need for additional runtime.
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by xvilka 8mo ago
Please add also the support for the clang-cl[1][2]. [1] https://clang.llvm.org/docs/MSVCCompatibility.html [2] https://clang.llvm.org/docs/UsersManual.html#clang-cl
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by xvilka 8mo ago
> We gave people access to all the information in the world and people "do their own research" and end up making egregious errors because they don't know how to research (naively think it's "searching for informa
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by xvilka 8mo ago
It's easy to reverse engineer it for cheating purposes if there's a will. Being open source would help strengthening game strategies and logic even.
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by xvilka 8mo ago
And, of course, Ruffle[1][2] to play them. [1] https://ruffle.rs/ [2] https://github.com/ruffle-rs/ruffle/

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