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by coolreader18 5y ago
Nice! I've been following HPy for a while, and I'd like to eventually implement it in RustPython[0] (the blockers to doing so are mostly on our part, not theirs). I'm hopeful that this will vastly improve compatibility for na
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by coolreader18 5y ago
I've never seen it used in a programming language, given that non-ascii characters are uncommon and so is ‽ specifically. Maybe they got it confused with a hashbang/shebang (#!)?
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by coolreader18 5y ago
I mean it's JavaScript, I don't think it's intended for you to write C compilers in it - but for compile-to-JS languages, it's a real asset to be able to run it in the browser, although more and more that can be done wit
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by coolreader18 5y ago
Creating unaligned references is UB, so it's illegal to take a reference to a packed struct field. However, even if you just wanted to create a raw pointer to that field, you would've had to do `&packed.f2 as *const u16`, whic
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by coolreader18 5y ago
Have you looked at the appendix[0]? They seem a bit more than just "problematic". 2013: "There is little evidence to justify the widespread assumption that willing participation in pedophilia hurts children." 2015: &quot
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by coolreader18 5y ago
How did Facebook feel about you publishing the algorithm publicly? Specifically the Sharp+ version, as it seems that some part of that originally derived from existing Instagram code. (if I understood it correctly - or was it just an additi
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by coolreader18 5y ago
"It's like Theranos but if Theranos was legit" "Wait, no, it's just like Theranos"
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by coolreader18 6y ago
Well, that's duck typing - looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it's a Duck[y]. And while it's obviously hard to extrapolate simple examples like `duck_war` to real-world use-cases, I think signatures being different betwee
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by coolreader18 6y ago
Hmm, I'm not sure about this at the moment, at least based on the available documentation - the first thing I tried to do was extend the "parallel fib" example to be fully parallel inside `fib` itself[0] but I wasn't abl
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by coolreader18 6y ago
Not necessarily - Bernie Sanders runs as an independent and just caucuses with the Democrats (same for Angus King, the other independent in the Senate, although he's not of the DSA). However, it doesn't look like anyone in the Hou
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by coolreader18 6y ago
The comefrom wiki article led me to an april fool's for adding goto/comefrom to Python[0], and. Wow. It's really gross [0] http://entrian.com/goto/
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by coolreader18 6y ago
A couple of websites/companies that have implemented this (just from checking ones I could think of): https://www.google.com/.well-known/security.txt https://www.cloudflare.com/.well-known/sec
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by coolreader18 6y ago
I think the text file generation is great - it is a standardized "syntax", so being able to just fill out your info in a webpage and getting the .txt to upload to a server (instead of having to "learn" the couple of keys
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by coolreader18 6y ago
Drawable is just a trait, a definition of methods that can be abstracted over. If you wanted to store data, you'd do it in the type that Drawable is actually being implemented for, i.e. MyEntity. struct MyEntity { cache:
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by coolreader18 6y ago
Oh, nice! I didn't realize that development was still happening for that, I thought it had stopped around Rust 1.20. Glad to see that it's still being developed, stuff like this will definitely be important for bootstrapping/
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by coolreader18 6y ago
Read TFA - it's not just that Amazon is encouraging workers to vote no, they've set up mailboxes on-site that they're encouraging people to send their ballots with, making union organizers wary that Amazon is trying to keep t
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by coolreader18 6y ago
Inequality is bad, actually, and we should try to maintain low levels of it if we're given the chance to.
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American Cheese Vaults (2020)(weaselle.tumblr.com)
2 points by coolreader18 6y ago|0 comments
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by coolreader18 6y ago
Just something I noticed, the way that "neo" is "spelled" in the README (הϵѻ) would be pronounced /heo/, i.e. "heyo" :)
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Why a $15 minimum wage is pretty safe(noahpinion.substack.com)
1 points by coolreader18 6y ago|0 comments
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by coolreader18 6y ago
> So is the author committing to never making any backwards incompatible updates to their new package? Well, yes, probably. It's not all that hard, and groundhog seems to have a fairly simple API anyways. And groundhog still uses CR
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by coolreader18 6y ago
Because the "MVP" stage is itself production ready, which is why it was stabilized in browsers 3 years ago. Also, some non-MVP features are almost stable, e.g. atomics are now enabled on chrome by default IIRC. WASI, the posix-lik
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by coolreader18 6y ago
Those are async tasks Or rather -- async tasks are as close as you can get to green threads in rust without a runtime that would impose overhead on every program
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by coolreader18 6y ago
My first thought was SCP-2828[0] [0]: http://www.scpwiki.com/scp-2828
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by coolreader18 6y ago
Yeah, IMO the new dark mode is also way too blue; even with Redshift on it seems weirdly blue.
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by coolreader18 6y ago
That'll be a nice Hanukkah/early Christmas gift, depending on when it lands :) Will there ever be a way to show on gitter that a gitter account and a matrix account are the same person? I'm pretty active on gitter right now,
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by coolreader18 6y ago
Yep, I assumed this was about another Google cancellation. Mods, would it be possible to change the post title to something mentioning font-loading or performance or self hosting? I can't really think of a title myself at the moment.
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by coolreader18 6y ago
There's the ringbahn[0] project, which is a couple of layers wrapping the liburing library; it seems like it's presenting itself as an orthogonal runtime to tokio. Meanwhile, looks like tokio is looking into the feasibility of usi
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by coolreader18 6y ago
> A new standalone browser should be a separate case. Right, but what are the chances google will allow people to sign up with their own user agent with their new browser engine? Or even if that was a feasible thing for them to do, why s
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by coolreader18 6y ago
I think what they're saying is that they'd expect a $500 price increase to update specs as well.

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