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Is that using the Lua interpreter, or LuaJIT?
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Semi-Formal Development: The Cardano Wallet
(well-typed.com)
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Could Numpy be considered the APL renaissance? Not in syntax, but conceptually?
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> it would be great to use something like guix to define all the libsodium+zeromq+czmq+zyre dependancies and be able to spit out an 'ultimate container image' You define a package for your own project that depends on libsodium&
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Pik can synthesize noise. https://github.com/google/pik
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That is what I expected as well, but it turns out not to be the case. See also https://www.ece.cmu.edu/~ece548/hw/lab3/faq-do~1.htm and https://encode.ru/threads/2922-Knusperli-%E2%80%94-
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You should not write a CRUD app in 2018. Update and delete are remnants from the times where memory and disk were expensive, and update in place was a necessity. This is no longer the case. Apart from a few very specialised use cases, there
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“Cache line sizes have not significantly increased since 2009, so 8 should still be optimal for 𝑟.” Cache line sizes don’t change insignificantly — they change in powers of 2. Cache lines sizes for Intel x86_64 CPUs have not changed at all
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GNU Guix and GuixSD 0.14.0 released
(gnu.org)
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An API for my Christmas tree
(ruudvanasseldonk.com)
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I was under the impression that Debian is in the process of moving to Pagure [1]. The reasons mentioned in the LWN article are not invalidated by Gitlab's announcement of dropping the CLA. [1]: https://lwn.net/Articles&
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I am curious, what constitutes “traffic”, and if it is page loads, why is it the right thing to measure? Users who load the page are already visiting, regardless of whether there is an ad on the page or not. (Or does it include a delay to f
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https://www.visualstudio.com/downloads/ includes an MSVC compiler. http://www.msys2.org/ can be used to install GCC.
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While it does not solve your use case, others here might find it interesting: I built a domain-specific language for designing slides ( https://github.com/ruuda/pris#readme ). It is superficially similar to LaTeX/Be
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Yes, I’ve been happily using this feature since it was introduced.
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Haskell is another language that compiles to native executables with minimal dependencies (binaries do link against libc, libz, and libgmp by default) which I think deserves more attention. It has great build tooling too (Stack). I have bee
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I see, thank you for the explanation. I know the concept of Powershell but I haven’t really used it.
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Airport police demanded activist’s passwords. He refused. Now faces prison in UK
(theintercept.com)
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What features does Emacs have for editing Org-mode that makes the combo so great?
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It would be interesting to know what the nature of these bugs was, whether they are mostly memory safety issues or not. I find it scary that for $1k one can find so many bugs in software exposed to untrusted content.
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I’ve seen histories full of arbitrary fork points and merge commits that are definitely not simple.
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Yes. I do it with six lines of shell script: https://is.gd/bsNBve .
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I love Warp for Haskell, but I would still be hesitant to expose it directly. It’s simply not used as much as Nginx or Apache. Less people have spent time trying to break it.
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I apologise if my comment offended you, I know how much work goes into organising a conference and I appreciate your hard work.
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The ticket site [1] states: > We believe in diversity and would like to provide support to people of many different backgrounds. This includes, but is not limited to people who belong to one or more of the following groups: people of col
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One example of a breaking change that had an “acceptable count” of GitHub issues cross-referencing it is this one: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/42496 .
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Not from the docs, but a pretty clear community example is that tickets for RustFest are more expensive for people who don’t belong to an underrepresented group. Edit: replaced “minority” with “underrepresented group”, as that is the langua
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On benchmarking
(ruudvanasseldonk.com)
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Does it support more advanced forms of authentication than http basic?
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> Today, we are rolling out Twitter Lite, a new mobile web experience which minimizes data usage, loads quickly on slower connections, is resilient on unreliable mobile networks, and takes up less than 1MB on your device. 1 MB is “accept
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