tcfhgj

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by tcfhgj 3d ago
Still some people don't block ads and people pay for it. Simple as that.
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by tcfhgj 3d ago
on the other hand it is trivial to project goroutines onto Rust-tokio async/await: function func() -> async fn func() go func -> tokio::task::spawn(func) func() -> func().await func_blocking() -> tokio::task::spawn_blocking
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by tcfhgj 4d ago
so? avoid it where you can
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by tcfhgj 4d ago
how would one be executed when the function is explicitly waiting? also it's an example to demonstrate the differences of async implementations of languages, not a excerpt of a production code base
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by tcfhgj 4d ago
nothing is optimized away, it's just not executed - e.g. the program including semantics of the language is just designed such that it is not executed. e.g. for Rust/tokio printing B is skipped, because the process exits and cance
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by tcfhgj 4d ago
> for it to bring benefits your whole codebase needs to be doing it (ingesting requests, db calls, web API calls). not really - the core of apps (usually no outside dependencies), and additions which solely rely onthe core, usually can b
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by tcfhgj 4d ago
100% sure - Java just has to store and process more than a simple state machine, also if all threads are busy with compute bound work, async work is stalled if you don't put the compute bound work on adedicated thread (pool)
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by tcfhgj 5d ago
they are still more expensive than compiled async await, also mixing compute and io-bound work can cause issues
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by tcfhgj 5d ago
> Go sort of asks why tho and just standardizes on go routines as a good abstraction over both concurrency and parallelism. if it is really that good, why didn't Rust adopt the same thing?
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by tcfhgj 5d ago
I don't feels sorry for people shoving or paying to shove ads in peoples faces.
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by tcfhgj 5d ago
I did not claim nobody's medical care was affected. It could have happened if it was uncommon and it could have happened if it is common. My claims: 1) most flight's are not necessary 2) it's not common to fly for medical car
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by tcfhgj 5d ago
also I think RCS is way to insecure for Graphene OS - they have no way of making sure the communication is actually 100% secure. In my experience, Graphene OS doesn't make compromises.
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by tcfhgj 5d ago
Hacker News, without AI needs to be a plugin for Firefox - I don´t really want to use two pages at the same time.
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by tcfhgj 5d ago
I am not talking about calling C functions, but about providing a stable ABI for your binary.
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by tcfhgj 5d ago
Rust supports opting into the C ABI
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by tcfhgj 5d ago
You don't have to use Cargo,you can fall back to just using rustc; also Cargo supports censoring, meaning you can use locally stored crates.
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by tcfhgj 5d ago
Need is a bit strong, you can absolutely apply and do homework without, e.g. using Typst or Latex or whatever else is out there
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by tcfhgj 5d ago
Still can switch isp usually
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by tcfhgj 5d ago
Now that WinUI has a Rust API, I think using Rust is a no-brainer. The app will be running on probably about a billion of devices, and Rust will reduce the footprint on each of those - assuming not a vibe coded clone app. The additional eff
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by tcfhgj 5d ago
Still, it's fast enough that Rust frameworks can compete with the fastest JS frameworks on UI benchmarks [1] Imo bundle size is a bigger issue. [1] https://youtube.com/watch?v=4KtotxNAwME
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by tcfhgj 5d ago
Win forms/WPF is essentially legacy, and using C# consumes much more resources than Rust (even for UI, see Windows Reactor C# vs Rust). Additionally, I don't think C# is that simple anymore. By now it has so many features added a
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by tcfhgj 6d ago
Well that leaves up to almost 50% potentially not written in either language. And little code can already have a big impact, e.g. react native in start menu coupled with edge running in the background
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by tcfhgj 6d ago
Which sends your login data straight to microsoft
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by tcfhgj 6d ago
It includes Windows Reactor, a fairly new API for WinUI Apps
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by tcfhgj 6d ago
Do you mean winui3? windows-rs
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by tcfhgj 6d ago
WinUI (3) via Windows Reactor
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by tcfhgj 6d ago
Enable ipv6
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Steward-Ownership(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by tcfhgj 7d ago|0 comments
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by tcfhgj 7d ago
You don't want to harm the economy, do you?
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by tcfhgj 7d ago
not everything is as harmful as flying

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