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Where would you suggest someone starts if they want to get into this stuff? Start writing an emulator? Which one would you recommend?

Don't know why you're downvoted, this seems a pretty accurate take to me.

It seems most of us in the West are mostly incapable of self-criticism and have been fed so much propaganda that we forgot how to see through all the bull**.

Since NVMe nodes are ephemeral on GCP, would you suggest SaaS with critical customer data to use Metal or persistent disks?

Care to elaborate what kind of issues? Looking into migrating as well.

And why is VSCode our baseline?

Kinda off-topic but do you see any value in a (rust) library that does only the binary decoding part + validation?

Awesome, thanks!

Oh no, right after I started writing a binary decoder for 2.0. Does anybody know how much this changes things as far as a decoder is concerned?

Is he still vocal about it? Do you have any recent comments of his to share?

I feel the same way: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43943178

What took them so long? Honest question.

I'd expect nginx to have this years ago. Is that so hard to implement for some reason?

Side: The 15.05 firmware upgrade is causing severe battery drain in some models. From 8 days battery life it got down to 1. Multiple reports can be found here[1].

Support's response is "go to your region-local support shop".

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/Garmin/comments/1mspank/venu_3_seve...

I'd love something like this for other programming language communities as well

Kinda related: sending a SIGSTOP to your datastore is a nice way to discover one of the failure modes of your architecture. (Use SIGCONT to make the server continue.)

If you're upgrading, see https://www.debian.org/releases/trixie/release-notes/upgradi....

What is the way to use this agentic stuff with neovim? Do I have to resort to OpenAI's Codex or a nvim plugin is sufficient? Or Claude Code?

So hyped for this release, since it will result in nice bugfixes (autorandr, Polybar) and me simplifying my dotfiles. Many thanks to all Debian developers!

Hang in there for Trixie. Some things should be better there, especially around WINE performance, cause of the upgraded kernel

I was wondering the same when configuring Polybar w/ i3 to show seconds on my Linux system. Even if it's marginal, I think I'll disable it.

Any suggestions for sci-fi books everyone should read in 2025?

In my experience, nothing beats the puzzle quality of ChessTempo. Curious how this compares to that.

Where did you get the puzzles from?

Isn't it a pity they did not choose a safer language?

This _was_ one of the bosses.

Tangential: is there a way to see all flagged posts?

Firefox with uBlock Origin

He mentioned it in-person to me.

> Lamdas check the number of arguments, while procs do not

FWIW, Matz himself called this difference "a design mistake".

It just occurred to me that Ruby's symbols are pretty much the same as Rust's string slices. No?

What actually surprised me in Rust, is the amount of fragmentation and abandoned libraries. For example, serde_yaml is archived and there are two other libraries that do the same (?) thing. It seems like there's a significant effort required to search for and decide which (if at all) library to use. This is not so much pronounced in Go.