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by yakubin 4y ago
I'm getting a blank page. Looking at the source, there is no static content on it, only JS. I have JS turned on, but it seems CORS is blocking loading of JS. Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading th
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by yakubin 4y ago
I wish I was born in such a culture. I've been trying to teach my father I'm not comfortable with being patted on my laps, back, hugged or generally needlessly touched, since I was 7 at least (25 now). I'm not very hopeful th
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by yakubin 4y ago
There is ongoing work to generalise ? operator in Rust with traits[1]. If it succeeds, current code is not going to be obsoleted by the new solution, only extended. [1]: < https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/ops/trait.
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That and I think I've read somewhere Bryan Cantrill saying they want to move from Twitter Spaces to something else, so for now it's finished, and they're going to make another thing, similar to how they dropped On The Metal.
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by yakubin 4y ago
The Array Cast - an array programming podcast (sometimes featuring core people involved in the languages): < https://www.arraycast.com/episodes > Oxide and Friends - stories from low-level programming world (firmware, o
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by yakubin 4y ago
Makes sense. So if somehow the companies were somehow forced to brand their products accurately, the problem would have a chance of getting solved thanks to customers.
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by yakubin 4y ago
> but it seems to be for the greater good. Exporting blame abroad is for the greater good?
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by yakubin 4y ago
No such mustard where I live. Tomorrow I'm going to a BBQ though, so I'm going to buy a whole set of mustards and let the best one win. I'll remember to get some Russian ones.
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by yakubin 4y ago
What particular mustard do you have in mind? The Russian/Ukrainian mustards I've tried couldn't hold a candle to Dijon. Too tame.
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by yakubin 4y ago
glibc qsort's implementation is in libc.so, not in the header. GCC doesn't have anything to work with. It's also an apples-to-oranges comparison, since std::sort and qsort implement different algorithms. A lot of std::sort&#x
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Rust: struct Example<const N: usize> { pub e: [i32; N], }
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by yakubin 4y ago
Well, you do awesome work. I can only hope to maybe one day do anything as cool as you routinely do.
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by yakubin 4y ago
So just like with tracing GCs. You do have a pause, which you may avoid with parallelism, or smear out incrementally. If you do it in parallel, your reference counting needs to be atomic, which adds further overhead. You still need to perfo
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by yakubin 4y ago
What happens in your language when a linked list is freed? Doesn't running its destructor (or its equivalent) take a linear amount of time relative to the length of the list?
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by yakubin 4y ago
That's not the only version of success as understood by the West. There is also scientific success. I think most people would agree that winning the Fields Medal is a great success, not due to the money involved (which isn't littl
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by yakubin 4y ago
A GUI can draw vector graphics, like lines, arcs, arrows etc. GVim still behaves like a terminal, which just has a grid of characters to work with. Any such vector graphics is done awkwardly with fonts, which doesn't give the best resu
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by yakubin 4y ago
I was mostly thinking about Neovide[1], which is active, but I've read somewhere that Neovim was planning on not supporting this idea (of multiple GUI frontends) and that they were going to focus on the terminal UI. Maybe that was wron
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by yakubin 4y ago
Performance. I mean really long lines, not merely lines which exceed window width. Vim is a bit better at that than Emacs, but it still slows to a crawl on some large lines. Sublime Text e.g. never has any problems with long lines on the ot
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by yakubin 4y ago
It's still a TUI. I would like Vim to be able to e.g. draw a normal line instead of changing the background of a column of characters, when cc is set. Also not needing to patch fonts to get things like powerline. That and other things
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by yakubin 4y ago
It's just a terminal really, still a TUI. I would like Vim to be able to e.g. draw a normal line instead of changing the background of a column of characters, when cc is set. Also not needing to patch fonts to get things like powerline
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by yakubin 4y ago
If Vim was a GUI application (and could smoothly handle long lines), it would the perfect editor for me. Alas, the best I've seen so far is Neovim's discontinued GUI frontends.
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by yakubin 4y ago
I couldn't find Maxwell, which is weird since Maxwell is present in the source CSV. He should be placed somewhere in Edinburgh. Fantastic site nonetheless.
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by yakubin 4y ago
I'm not against stand-ups per se, just against daily stand-ups. Currently I'm in a team which does three a week. That's at least tolerable, but if it was up to me, I'd opt for once a week. Daily made me feel that I had n
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by yakubin 4y ago
Don't you need to know when all borrows end? E.g. here: fn main() { let x = [1, 2, 3]; println!("{:?}", x); let y = x.map(|x| x % 2 == 0); println!("{:?}", y); } x is borrowed by pri
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by yakubin 4y ago
C type declaration syntax isn't easy to read for humans, as demonstrated by demand for projects such as < https://cdecl.org/ >.
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> In Rust, moves are destructive (which simplifies implementions - you don't need an "empty" state) and always bitwise (which is usually fine, so long as they're destructive); and copies are always explicit so you do
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> Having to report every day during the daily stand up felt like micromanagement to me. But that's just me. Many people do like having this kind of daily routine so mileage may vary obviously. Same here. I used to be in a team wi
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by yakubin 4y ago
The original title is 2 characters over the HN title length limit. I suspect they dropped "Go" first, because it's the language which has a 2-letter name, and they they editorialised it further to hint that there are more lan
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I like the OCaml version. It's both very easy to read and comes out really well in the benchmark. I also looked at the "simple" Zig version, which came out really well in the benchmark, and to me it didn't look simple at
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by yakubin 4y ago
> That's what I meant that we don't have to worry about in C since you can't even have two different functions with the same name But you can have a macro foo which expands to a generic selection: < https:/&#x2

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