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Comment #48967381
This seems like an incredibly large codebase. Did you use an existing RTOS or something similar for this product, or was this all hand rolled?
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Comment #48831829
It's quite a feat to see a trend towards predictable content that came from "second screen-ability", committees, laying off writers, large mergers, less money for indies, and walk …
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Comment #48816758
Yeah and honestly, it shouldn't be. It was really strange going back to the U.S and having family members suggest we drive to get ice cream. It's incredibly wasteful. That being sa…
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Comment #48816674
I mean there are exceptions in cities with a higher immigrant presence like Berlin, but for a lot of Germany you're simply looking at low quality kebab, pizza, or burgers. There al…
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Comment #48816348
As someone who moved from the U.S to Germany and has been here for ~15 months, I figured I would drop a few comments while I'm running a NixOS rebuild. Let me start with the wonder…
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Comment #48674989
I disagree, I can reuse my entire tool-chain that I develop on, easily package things, get the whole reproducibility, integration tests, blah blah, and make an image for maybe an e…
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Comment #48670111
I'm a fan of stealing as well, but I normally try to steal from a variety of sources. If you just copy a painting or novel and barely change anything, you're not an artist. But if …
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Comment #48383224
Couple of notes here: - This is blatantly irresponsible, and killed any credibility this project has - Comparing unsafe counts to UV makes no sense here. - There is already a stron…
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Show HN: Legato – a Rust audio graph framework with a minimal DSL
I've been building Legato, a realtime audio graph framework for Rust. The idea is to sit somewhere between PureData/MaxMSP (graph-based, visual routing) and something like JUCE. Th…
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Comment #47749110
Is the DX really that bad? You get a world-class package manager, test suite, formatter, linter, with multi-platform builds out of the box for free. Rust definitely has it's edges,…
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Comment #47465147
Not OP, but one example where it is a bit harder to do something in Rust that in C, C++, Zig, etc. is mutability on disjoint slices of an array. Rust offers a few utilities, like c…
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Comment #46652719
The 2018 film is a really good movie, I would highly recommend checking it out!
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Comment #43244413
Great post, one of my more favorite reads in the last few weeks.
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Comment #42817280
https://supabase.com/ is very clean with a nice information hierarchy. https://www.postgresql.org/ despite being quite technical, these docs are very easy to follow in a self learn…
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Comment #42703196
I'm shocked that this occurred on Windows. What a secure and open platform with a history of prioritizing user safety.
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Comment #42627817
Yeah I have the same issue with these types of projects as well. Could be interesting to map it on a 3D body part or scan so you could see how it looks on your body or next to your…