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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
ARM/MIPS are Tier 2 platforms for Rust: https://forge.rust-lang.org/platform-support.html
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
You are both right. I was specifically asking about "stackfull coroutines" as tatterdemalion says, but I stackless coroutines with await/async would be as good for code readability. Thanks for your work btw.
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
Look at the tokio chat example: https://github.com/tokio-rs/tokio-core/blob/master/examples/... let line = io::read_until(reader, b'\n', Vec::new()); let line = line.and_then(|(reade
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
Any plans for “stack full” co-routine(go style). IMHO the current “Futures” monad style solution makes the code look a bit confusing.
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
> People created dynamic languages for the exact reason of not having to define types. Not having to define types is not the biggest merit of dynamic languages. The biggest benefit is to be able to do things that you couldn’t do if you h
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
For me, static typing actually makes it easier and faster to write code. It’s like someone looking continuously over my shoulder for mistakes. I am the least efficient when I write code in JS. On the other hand with Ruby, and meta programmi
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
Another sample of one: I pay for a personal account, although I don’t really have any projects that couldn’t be public, and my company pays for company account.
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
> Microsoft has changed Changed? What makes you say that? From the tiny interaction I have with MS I don’t think this is the case. E.g. In my wife’s PC I have Firefox as the default browser, however: 1. If she clicks on one of the login
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
Just because someone did it, it doesn’t mean it’s wise and advisable. Just saying.
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
> I think it’s worthwile question to everyone who is lamenting here about the future fate of GitHub if they put their money where their mouth is? I imagine most HN readers are paying customers either directly or indirectly(their company&
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
People base their expectations on past performance. And for MS it hasn’t been stellar. But there is no need for speculation; we will wait and see. The problem is deeper than that though. Unless you were developing an Editor or a Git hosting
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
> The Silicon Valley hipster development ecosystem does not have a problem with how Google respects privacy. I don’t think that’s the case anymore. But then again “the SV hipster development ecosystem”. Who is that exactly?
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
> Meanwhile, I'd really like for people to stop hating Microsoft just because "Microsoft" Why is that? Why should people forget how evil MS was and still is?
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
Traffic doesn’t even reach the driver. It’s all ASIC.
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
Cisco IOS, NXOS, IOS-XE and IOS-XR are C/C++.
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by zxcvhjkl 8y ago
I wish it was true. Where I live it’s either Comcast or ATT. Comcast will happily block ports to “protect” me: https://www.xfinity.com/support/articles/list-of-blocked-por...