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Comment #47446744
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 suc…
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Comment #46332977
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/r…
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Comment #46285487
>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…
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Comment #45470687
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 justif…
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Comment #45357082
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 accep…
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Comment #45341464
>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 int…
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Comment #44773302
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 u…
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Comment #44718220
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 20…