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sauruk

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    Comment #41920232

    diesel_async works great, and it's made by the lead diesel maintainer

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    Comment #41049410

    Is this even a standard worth comparing ourselves to? That’s a bar so low that “at least we don’t …” doesn’t even make sense

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    Comment #36253476

    (virtually)

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    Comment #36164854

    Just tried a gemini from them this month, and the software support is awful. Highly recommend against

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    Comment #36164839

    Theres a c compiler?? Can you share a link?

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    Comment #36060319

    It does look like all the pocket models can run mainline, hadn't thought about the older ones

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    Ask HN: Linux Palmtops?

    I really liked the form factor of the old Vaio P's, and got a Gemini PDA from the most recent sale so I could use VSCode a bit while traveling. However, the fork of Debian that it …

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    Comment #35294842

    I get the impression that devs are happy about RISCV and willing to port things to it, not so much for POWER. Also China seems to be pursuing RISCV heavily.

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    Comment #34224437

    That one frustrates me so much. They’re completely different words!

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    Comment #34057343

    sounds like time to make a “hit the big green button” github action

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    Comment #32415266

    And everyone likes biglaw attorneys and thinks that they’re well adjusted people too

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    Comment #32255281

    Do you have a public repo for that yet? (Assuming you're planning to open-source)

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    Comment #32225836

    I'm not sure that's a great take. Swift's support for Linux is reputed to be bad (not sure what the actual case is) and I think that really hinders adoption. It's a nice language t…

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    Comment #31176406

    Mold (the linker) uses it