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valorzard
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Comment #49252886
CRUNCH is really cool, I helped make it work better on Windows (although it requires a bit of setup)
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Comment #49215002
this REALLY reads like claude responded to this comment, so I really hope that I'm just mistaken and you just naturally talk like this
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Comment #49193842
At some point I reallly gotta sit down and play around with Pyrite64, it looks super cool
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Comment #49186418
dumb question: is this javascript/typescript only? can you use webassembly based languages instead?
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Comment #49009639
They’re working on adding a whole HTTP API right now
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Comment #48994769
I’ve met a decent amount of lesbian vtuber fans so I don’t think this is necessarily true.
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Comment #48989737
Yeah it really hit its peak with gen 1 of Hololive English I want to say, along with the explosion of indie vtubers on twitch and stuff that followed. A lot of female content creat…
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Comment #48962216
When trying to do quick play on Windows 11 Firefox, I got an error saying it couldn't capture my mouse
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Comment #48955223
yeah i mean more so, is the goal for topcoat and toasty and friends to become like Spring Boot from Java but for Rust. (also it was nice meeting you at the zscaler talk you gave a …
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Comment #48955086
This might sound dumb, but is Tokio slowly (if it hasn't already) become the Spring/Spring Boot for Rust?
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Comment #48941777
Does the backend output c++20? If so, why? I’m curious what specific features you guys are using from c++20. Have c++20 coroutines been useful at all?
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Comment #48669618
Also, one issue I have with this repo is that, since so much of it seems to use Claude, as an actual human I struggle to read and parse any of the information. For example, what’s …
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Comment #48669595
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Comment #48478742
I've seen a couple of these "distributed" postgres extensions. My question is, has any of them been talked about being upstreamed to postgres itself? Or, adding a custom built in f…
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Comment #48302438
So if you are writing a WASM component model, and you were hoping to use Web Workers/SharedArrayBuffer, how would that work? Do the virtual threads map on top of the Web Workers? O…
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Comment #48298270
Iirc the async stuff in the component model isn’t actual threads but rather green threads, but correct me if I’m wrong
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Comment #48296631
I also tried doing multithreaded wasm in Rust, and I got some weiiiiird errors. Definitely not stable yet.
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Comment #48255257
I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought about the classic 1.2.5 mod with the giant quarries that mined out entire chunks of the world, and the pipes you could use to make a Jaffa…
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Comment #48229730
Someday I’ll use fossil. Someday (maybe if there’s a way to do Git LFS style stuff in it)
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Comment #47981168
This might be a dumb question, but using this + clang bounds-safety, whats the difference between this and something like Zig or Odin. What do you think C would need in order to re…
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Comment #47845558
Do you think this exercise has taught you anything that could make fil c itself better?
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Comment #47820074
I remember watching you give a version of this talk at the Bay Area Lisp meetup!
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Comment #47215321
Japanese PC-98 games have an aesthetic that’s so unique. There’s this one Twitter account that posts images from visual novels from that era and they all look so pretty: https://x.…
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Comment #47177757
Time lords can’t do anything, they’re all dead (twice now, thanks RTD) Maybe the doctor could take you back there with a TARDIS, but time paradoxes and fixed points in time and all…
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Comment #46853657
From what I can tell taking to people in the discord and stuff, people seem to do it all the time and not run into any issues. Still, it would be neat if they got off winforms and …