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Bebop Rust
(rainway.com)
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metreo
5y ago
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metreo
5y ago
I guess only if they know about it though
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metreo
5y ago
I feel sorry for their servers rn
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metreo
5y ago
I wondered as well and I think they're just used to calling their contributor team members 'staff', like you needed to be voted in as a contributor then you are 'staff', apparently oftc does the same thing
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metreo
5y ago
or a massive troll on freenode
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metreo
5y ago
this makes zero sense, why? is this a massive troll on freenode?
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metreo
5y ago
does anyone have a sense for the daily active users across freenode? asking for a friend ;)
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metreo
5y ago
hn is kind of notorious for having most of the people in a thread have pretty similar opinions, reddit is another one if you try criticizing anything about certain companies in the wrong channel there are going to be a bunch of people who w
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metreo
5y ago
where are the cheats for rust lang now?
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metreo
5y ago
what an incredible project with great information and presentation!
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metreo
6y ago
I've always found computer algebra systems a particularly fascinating niche in computing, implementations in accessible languages like Julia are really doing a service to enthusiasts and learners everywhere!
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metreo
6y ago
project verona is _one_ attempt at doing this, ebpf is another
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The Tokio Upgrade from 0.2 to 1.x
(fly.io)
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6y ago
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metreo
6y ago
this issue is knowing whether you are catching the right errors
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metreo
6y ago
it's a long running series of numerous high quality articles
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metreo
6y ago
Honestly it's certainly not the worst language construct?
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metreo
6y ago
well.. certainly it has stopped 'some' people from using it though for many the compilation costs are worth it
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metreo
6y ago
tl;dr Gentoo requires users to build packages locally meaning they are dependent on the build software for a library to have Gentoo support for their architecture. Rust has limited support for some of the architectures Gentoo otherwise supp
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6y ago
I think I saw something about reports that FB has hired a number of individuals to work full-time on the Rust lang, so there are probably lots of companies contributing to Rust in ways that don't get them features on the website.
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metreo
6y ago
This gives a whole new meaning to the excuse of 'sorry for the typo I just fat-fingered that keypress'.
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metreo
6y ago
Despite my aversion to these 'live-coding' environments for compiled languages, I'm actually interested to see what can be managed with Rust. The dynamic linking they are using sort of reminds me of rust-analyzer which quickl
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penrose Tiling WM 0.2.0 Released (Rust)
(youtube.com)
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6y ago
It's a failing of many licenses where if the binary isn't modified then the rest of the software doesn't need to be similarly licensed. This goes against the spirit and intent of these licenses. Simply wrapping a OSS product
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6y ago
Unfortunately off-by-one errors can be insidious and non-obvious to debug, having different systems only complicates this. 0-indexing makes sense for systems and computer programming while 1-indexing makes translating math more straightforw
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metreo
6y ago
realistically what's been upset is ad purchasing behavior which realistically could be seen as the origins of media bias in the first place [i.e. literally appeasing the sponsors]
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6y ago
Julia is simply a _much_ nicer to write lang than Python, it is more functional and it provides the user with far more ways to be expressive. I think the JIT warmup is less of an issue than its overall memory use but I can see that the form
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lately (2-3yrs) I've found twitter has generally become completely insufferable, I can't simply enjoyably watch a broad twitter stream, the fediverse manages to bring the joy back into this for whatever reason it is _less_ politic
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metreo
6y ago
dropping in on this as an outsider but this looks like juat a(nother) windows vulnerability
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6y ago
Interesting as I've just recently turned to learning Lua for use precisely as it is described as a "scripting language". Out of several dozen alternatives (the other scripting languages from a list on Wikipedia), my analysis
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6y ago
tl;dr for that is that you shouldn't run an exit node unless you already know exactly what you're getting into
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