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    Comment #20332546

    It's a library, so only half an answer to your question, but there's a fantastic library called rayon[1] created by one of the core contributors the the Rust language itself, Niko …

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    Comment #15913605

    Really cool stuff. I don't like being negative when it comes to fantastic moves like this, but I'm still really disappointed that it doesn't support 64bit executables.

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    Comment #15559782

    Or underground trains, or long tunnels, or hikes, or many things. Hopefully though the typical developer doesn't spend the majority of his time on an airplane. Me personally, I don…

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    Comment #15558687

    Used to use a SoYouStart E5-1650v2 for the 6 Core/12 Hyper-Threads. I moved when I got a sweet server auction deal with two Xeon's but recently moved to Hetzner because the price f…

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    Comment #15557942

    I have been doing this for 4 years. I can rent a 16 core server for a couple of years for less cost than a low entry Macbook, with a 1Gbps line. With mosh, I can develop literally …

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    Comment #12544103

    I wonder if the design is based on some of the solid research that went into MangoDB[0]. [0]: https://github.com/dcramer/mangodb

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    Comment #10486187

    Yeah, I can't see how I would do it. I could open a tmux pane with fzf and run another kak window but that's not really the goal. I'd like to use fzf to open a found file in the cu…

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    Comment #10486151

    Honestly it's been a little while, I can't remember. However this is more or less why I went back to vim. Your other comment in particular: > We do not have options for everything,…

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    Comment #10485274

    I tried switching to this editor permanently from vim. The selection based movements are asurdly good, I could kill for something like this in vim. However I couldn't stick with it…

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    Comment #9781899

    I think having to remap your systems keyboard to something other than your native language in order to use an editor is a bit unreasonable. Typing accented characters is far easier…

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    Comment #9673820

    I'm not sure if I follow, I don't see what the benefit is in defining an authentication protocol like this based on passwords. If websites are going to actually work with this prot…

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    Comment #8916600

    This is awesome! I recently read this ticket[1] mentioning that porting of µBlock seems to be a starting point for gorhill to port µMatrix. In my perfect world, I would be using Fi…

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    Comment #8537210

    This and the paper above were extremely entertaining reads. To the point that I am downloading CHICKEN right now to start exploring. Thank you for those links.

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    Comment #5905206

    Trying this out now, It's actually pretty nice. I get that It's a visual editor that uses Markdown as a storage format, but it still would be nice if it would actually let me type …

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    Comment #5002605

    > All written in machine code: that's even lower-level than assembler! Can you clarify? I don't know much about the history of this game or the BBC Micro. But do you mean to say th…

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    Comment #4954626

    Ah ok, brilliant. This was my main reason for not trying to play with Rust a little more. I thought it was something I just didn't understand. Just out of interest, is there anywhe…

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    Comment #4954453

    I'm a little rusty but I did read the 0.4 docs before and gave the language a try, I'll dive into 0.5 again this weekend, I am a little confused by something however. What's going …