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by Direct 7y ago
It's a library, so only half an answer to your question, but there's a fantastic library called rayon[1] created by one of the core contributors the the Rust language itself, Niko Matsakis. It lets you use Rust's iterator API
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by Direct 9y ago
Really cool stuff. I don't like being negative when it comes to fantastic moves like this, but I'm still really disappointed that it doesn't support 64bit executables.
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by Direct 9y ago
Or underground trains, or long tunnels, or hikes, or many things. Hopefully though the typical developer doesn't spend the majority of his time on an airplane. Me personally, I don't need to be coding so consistently that the loss
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by Direct 9y ago
Used to use a SoYouStart E5-1650v2 for the 6 Core/12 Hyper-Threads. I moved when I got a sweet server auction deal with two Xeon's but recently moved to Hetzner because the price for their AX50 Ryzen 1700X + 32GB of RAM is hard to
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by Direct 9y ago
I have been doing this for 4 years. I can rent a 16 core server for a couple of years for less cost than a low entry Macbook, with a 1Gbps line. With mosh, I can develop literally anywhere with no lag at all (or at least, no noticeable lag)
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by Direct 10y ago
I wonder if the design is based on some of the solid research that went into MangoDB[0]. [0]: https://github.com/dcramer/mangodb
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by Direct 11y ago
Yeah, I can't see how I would do it. I could open a tmux pane with fzf and run another kak window but that's not really the goal. I'd like to use fzf to open a found file in the current kak window. The plugin architecture jus
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by Direct 11y ago
Honestly it's been a little while, I can't remember. However this is more or less why I went back to vim. Your other comment in particular: > We do not have options for everything, but I'll gladly add more options if there
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by Direct 11y ago
I tried switching to this editor permanently from vim. The selection based movements are asurdly good, I could kill for something like this in vim. However I couldn't stick with it for two reasons. The first is when I went to figure ou
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by Direct 11y ago
I think having to remap your systems keyboard to something other than your native language in order to use an editor is a bit unreasonable. Typing accented characters is far easier in Spanish with a Spanish layout, that we all grow up with.
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by Direct 11y ago
I'm not sure if I follow, I don't see what the benefit is in defining an authentication protocol like this based on passwords. If websites are going to actually work with this protocol, why not use public key authentication or any
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by Direct 12y ago
This is awesome! I recently read this ticket[1] mentioning that porting of µBlock seems to be a starting point for gorhill to port µMatrix. In my perfect world, I would be using Firefox with nothing but µMatrix, as it is right now I'm
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by Direct 12y ago
This and the paper above were extremely entertaining reads. To the point that I am downloading CHICKEN right now to start exploring. Thank you for those links.
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by Direct 13y ago
Trying this out now, It's actually pretty nice. I get that It's a visual editor that uses Markdown as a storage format, but it still would be nice if it would actually let me type Markdown - interestingly it seems to be pretty ind
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by Direct 14y ago
> All written in machine code: that's even lower-level than assembler! Can you clarify? I don't know much about the history of this game or the BBC Micro. But do you mean to say this was written byte by byte by hand? I'm imagining someo
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by Direct 14y ago
Ah ok, brilliant. This was my main reason for not trying to play with Rust a little more. I thought it was something I just didn't understand. Just out of interest, is there anywhere I can have a look to see what kind of solutions have been
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by Direct 14y ago
I'm a little rusty but I did read the 0.4 docs before and gave the language a try, I'll dive into 0.5 again this weekend, I am a little confused by something however. What's going on with strings? When I last looked, a lot of the string ope