brettdong

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by brettdong 4y ago
I haven’t heard any major stock and derivatives exchange providing connectivity SDK or documentation in Rust but there is always plenty of them in C/C++.
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by brettdong 4y ago
Also see the Fitbit ad from Singapore.
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by brettdong 4y ago
QEMU needed to be patched for network to work on M1 Mac hosts back then. I don’t know if the patches landed in newer versions of QEMU.
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by brettdong 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28312935
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by brettdong 4y ago
Why don’t you run ARM containers on M1?
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by brettdong 4y ago
Hope Asahi Linux will get mature and be daily driver usable in the near future.
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by brettdong 5y ago
On film SLR cameras, mechanical parts (shutters, film motors, etc.) generally fail faster before electronic parts (e.g. auto focus, light meters) fail.
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by brettdong 5y ago
I tried cross-compiling a Rust project from ARM macOS host to ARM Linux target, compiling source files is still fine, but during linking stage it threw lots of lots of errors. And it’s a pure Rust project without any system library dependen
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Announcing the Release of Fedora 26 Beta(fedoramagazine.org)
2 points by brettdong 9y ago|0 comments
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by brettdong 9y ago
'The Chinese people agree their government's stance on south china sea, Tibet and Taiwan' doesn't mean 'they agree everything with their government'.
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by brettdong 10y ago
Completely agree. There are forks, mirrors and crawlers on GitHub, even you rewrite the commit and force push to GitHub server, the original commit data still exists in the forks and mirrors, and in fact anyone can even view the original co