moggers123

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by moggers123 6mo ago
I go "oops I probably should have realised that existed before I decided to purchase the rights to and re-release a 999999 year old game which already has a GPL clone/spiritual successor/something". I then go "well
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by moggers123 9mo ago
What's the grug brain method of "live updating list with a search bar". I tried htmx sse but it turned out to be not that great. I was hoping I could model it as a single request/response cycle like a traditional page po
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by moggers123 9mo ago
>Back when I was writing xdg-desktop-portal-hyprland Bahaha. I could have guessed. My only interaction with D-Bus as a layman is xdg-desktop-protocol. Is there just something about that particular use case that makes it so... Obnoxious?
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by moggers123 1y ago
I just don't really know where the ecosystem is going with async these days. I see a lot of changes in the language, many of which seem more complex than are typical for the justification, some of which have broader utility but general
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by moggers123 1y ago
I doubt you'll ever see this.. Oh well.. I probably should have been explicit in that I'm not arguing in favor of CRDTs, just that the adverse doesn't need to be "send it and accept the collateral". Draw The Rest Of
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by moggers123 1y ago
>Example: two people starting to work on the same task in an offline-enabled task tracker. Wouldn't this just mean both people are working on it? I agree that this means humans intervening.. It sounds like there was a comms breakdow
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by moggers123 1y ago
I just chucked something together to try and demonstrate. I don't see the massive 20x slowdown, only about a 3x slowdown (5x on release build). Still enough to be painful for the use case in question. https://github.com&#x2F
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by moggers123 1y ago
SQLx is great, but I really wish they had a non-async interface. I had to switch a project from sqlx to rusqlite seemingly just due to the overhead of the async machinery. Saw a 20x latency reduction that I narrowed down to "probably a