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onqtam··on The AT Protocol
he was involved. But now he's doing his own thing which anchors to bitcoin & uses the ION network:

https://developer.tbd.website/projects/web5

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1SaHGyY9TjPg4a0VNLCsf...

https://twitter.com/namcios/status/1535302090360250368

onqtam··on Nim – Natively compiled language with hot code-reloading at runtime [video]
those issues will hopefully be addressed in the coming months - when I get the time
onqtam··on Nim – Natively compiled language with hot code-reloading at runtime [video]
that is indeed the case - HCR is meant mainly for development. But if you can stomach the x2-x3-x4 slowdown for production nothing would stop you
onqtam··on Read-Compile-Run-Loop – a tiny embeddable REPL analog for C++
Hi there - I'm the creator - curious for any feedback :)
onqtam··on Show HN: Doctest – the lightest C++ testing framework – version 1.1 released
checkout the reddit discussion here - https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/53tkzx/doctest_the_lig...

The main changes since version 1.0 are:

- huge improvements in compile times of asserts - 70-95% faster than the first release - https://github.com/onqtam/doctest/blob/master/doc/markdown/b...

- many minor fixes - see the changelog - https://github.com/onqtam/doctest/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md

- improved documentation - and the much requested differences with Catch section in the FAQ - https://github.com/onqtam/doctest/blob/master/doc/markdown/f...

The project is in need of sponsors and publicity!

I don't want this post to be a cry for money, but I would greatly appreciate any financial support by individuals or companies using (or wanting to use/support) the framework.

I created a patreon page for that purpose - https://www.patreon.com/onqtam

onqtam··on Show HN: The curated list of awesome CMake scripts, modules, examples and others
I'm open to suggestions - what to remove, if a new category should be created, if stuff should be sorted, should there be an articles section at all, etc.

I basically searched 'cmake' in github and sorted the results by stars in descending order and went through the first ~30 pages - everything with more than 4 stars was inspected.

here is the reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/51sy99

onqtam··on Show HN: Doctest – C++ single-header testing framework
what should be fixed? You said there were no warnings...?
onqtam··on Show HN: Doctest – C++ single-header testing framework
no access to a linux machine - otherwise I might have tested with clang too. Also you may try the bench.py script yourself :)

But this is not a benchmark of compilers but a benchmark between doctest and the other such library - and this comparison should be compiler-neutral

And if on some compiler the difference is not 50 but 20 times - it would still be amazing!

onqtam··on Show HN: UCM – useful cmake macros for cleaner CMakeLists.txt files
eases working with - compiler flags - precompiled headers - unity builds - static/dynamic runtime - source file globbing - filters in the solution explorer of IDEs