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comagoosie
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Comment #47297231
A tool that's great to have in one's Rust/Wasm toolbelt is tsify[0] which has been handy in ensuring type-safety for plain ol' data. Very handy to update serde data structure and s…
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Comment #47297178
The good news is that since August 2025 there's been quite the uptick in development, in large part thanks to folks working over at Cloudflare.
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Comment #40600758
I was skeptical of X-Pipe at first, but after setting it up to access a remote docker container running Postgres that wasn't listening on a publicly accessible port, I can say that…
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Comment #40366799
One nuance missing from the article is that since branded / tagged types extend from the base type, callers can still see and use string methods, which may not be what you want. Eq…
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Comment #40366653
Isn't there a risk with this approach that you may receive input with a repeated prefix when there's a variable of type `string` and the prefix is prepended to satisfy the type che…
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Comment #37771854
No joke, rerun seems perfect for visualizing a game like rocket league. Thank you for the recommendation!
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Comment #37771685
Thanks for sharing, very inspiring. I love Rust for parsing video game replays / save files. I've authored a Rocket League replay parser (boxcars) and an entire suite of web visual…
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Comment #30548993
Updated the benchmark with your implementation! You can see the results here: https://github.com/nickbabcock/bitter#comparison-to-other-li...
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Comment #30541057
I'm collecting a bit of a benchmark for rust bitstream libraries inside my own library[1], and I wasn't aware of yours, so I'll add it to the list this afternoon! [1]: https://gith…
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Comment #28578257
I think this is an excellent suggestion (I'm OP / author), and one one can add just a dash to this for typechecking. Minimal setups are appreciated, especially when one has many sm…
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Comment #27962916
Yeah it's a bummer that a highwayhash is only cryptographically strong (but not cryptographically secure) as it can be significantly faster (3x). But BLAKE3 does seem to offer the …
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Comment #26706448
I reverse engineered Paradox's binary format for their save files. Part of this process is extracting a table of 16 bit ids to text representations. I asked Paradox if I could open…
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Comment #26706311
If one is interested in parsing the CK3 scripts / game files (briefly showed in the post) to dissect the wonderful world of PDS games, there's a js library for parsing these files:…
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