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Biski64: A Fast, No_std PRNG in Rust

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codingjerk
·el año pasado·discuss
Probably the fastest Rust PRNG I saw (and with good properties!)
codingjerk
·el año pasado·discuss
Domain squatting should be illegal
codingjerk
·el año pasado·discuss
I still remember people thought we would _migrate_ to IPv6 in just a couple of years.

And here we are.
codingjerk
·el año pasado·discuss
Nice to see some projects like this in kinda-active development after 20+ years.
codingjerk
·el año pasado·discuss
Good overview.

The "Chunk your binaries" point is spot on. Creating a huge binary blob that contains everything makes it hard to work with in constrained environments.

Also, +1 for "Document your format". More like "Document everything". Future you will thank you for it for sure.
codingjerk
·el año pasado·discuss
I'm using CLIs like A LOT, but still would be happy to get _good_ autocomplete for SQL.

`psql` is pretty bad at it and in `\e` you will just end up in an editor, which will probably don't know about your schema.

I've tried many tools, but seems like I like DataGrip (or databases in PyCharm Professional) the most, so I use EAP from time to time, when I'm going to write a lot of SQL.
codingjerk
·el año pasado·discuss
I spend most of my time in the command line:

- neovim for file editing,

- zsh (+zoxide) for navigation / file management,

- plain git to manage my repos,

- plain text note taking and accounting, etc.
codingjerk
·el año pasado·discuss
I like where Intel is going, just about time, especially considering the competition from AMD and Apple.
codingjerk
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DataGrip would be perfect if it had a community edition. As someone who connects to a database only two or three times a week, I’m not willing to pay for it.
codingjerk
·el año pasado·discuss
Looks promising, but I'll probably stick to `psql`
codingjerk
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This. And it feels like competition is lower on AppStore.
codingjerk
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Thanks for sharing. I agree in general,

But for me language is not a problem at all. I mean that you have a lot of pre-requirements to start developing for iOS.

And the stuff, except writing code feels much more restricted. AppStore is a walled garden itself.

But yeah, Objective-C was something...
codingjerk
·el año pasado·discuss
It's interesting, why `strace` isn't mentioned here.

For me, it's the very first thing I'll run (e.g., `strace -p PID`) if a any process is not performing well enough.

It gives a quick insight on what syscalls it's making.
codingjerk
·el año pasado·discuss
I feel like developing an app for iOS is harder than developing one for Android.

Everything from writing code to building and publishing is overcomplicated.
codingjerk
·el año pasado·discuss
I've always wondered: is Wayland considered less "suckless" than X11?

It seems simpler, though suckless community doesn't appear to like it.