jlledo

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by jlledo 5mo ago
Agreed on the language IDE points. As for scratchpad: I’ve actually been going back and forth between Zed and neovim. Imo Zed is a good graphical editor with sane defaults and preconfigured tools (and excellent vim emulation). It will never
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by jlledo 5mo ago
Not affiliated and never used them, but Cape ( https://www.cape.co/ ) says they protect against SIM swaps with private keys.
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by jlledo 3y ago
As you pointed out, signatures make content trusted, but only to the degree of the algorithm's attack resistance. I think it's also important to define trust; for our purposes this means: authenticity (the signer deliberately sign
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by jlledo 3y ago
Please do, that sounds interesting! If you choose to do so, could you please share a way to get notified when it comes out?
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by jlledo 4y ago
How exactly do you think they started to suck? Also, what’s stopping platforms from servicing large numbers of users? Honest questions, I’m just curious.
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by jlledo 5y ago
[1] did in fact talk about and link to a Rust discussion PR[2] about the stdout perf issue. Essentially Rust always flushes stdout for every line of output, whereas other languages like Python tend to buffer larger blocks before flushing. [
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by jlledo 5y ago
It's always sad to see someone get burnt by the internet, I wish him, and also those who criticised him, well. On a brighter note, I appreciate the noob-friendly explanations. It made it really easy to follow along. I'm also reall
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How to write slow Rust code – Part 2(renato.athaydes.com)
6 points by jlledo 5y ago|2 comments