exxos

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by exxos 3y ago
It's the hardware. Of course Rust remains the fastest and safest language and you must rewrite your applications in Rust.
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by exxos 3y ago
You should learn Rust.
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by exxos 3y ago
If you like tab groups, try Arc.
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by exxos 3y ago
Firefox Money: Investigating the bizarre finances of Mozilla https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4387539/firefox-money-invest...
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by exxos 3y ago
There are many other good Chromium-based web browsers. Arc, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi...
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by exxos 3y ago
Interesting tool! Does it get around rate limiting?
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by exxos 3y ago
It does. With Go, it would have worked out of the box on all the targets Go can support.
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by exxos 3y ago
So, what new features do we get from that? Except that it doesn't work on Windows any more?
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by exxos 3y ago
I didn't think of that, but this is a nice trick!
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by exxos 3y ago
Maybe not intentional. Virtually everybody is using an engine based on Webkit or Blink these days. This is naturally what websites are optimized for.
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by exxos 3y ago
Can't be better than Rust.
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by exxos 3y ago
When there's a programming language in the project name and it's not a library, it's not a good sign. It means that there was nothing interesting worth mentioning.
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by exxos 3y ago
Why not Bun ?
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by exxos 3y ago
This is a great initiative to help people understand how TCP works. But an "implementing TCP in <an easy, readable language such as Python>" would be so much better IMHO. Rust is good, but not as readable pseudo-code to unde