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It doesn't help that GraphQL is a thing, which is not the same 😿
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[Music Opinions]
@karb Yes, not to mention the questionable ability of the djs :(
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There’s a few things I need to fix before I’d start offering them. But I am already quite pleased!!
#modbadge #badge #furry #electronics #furrycreator #3dprint
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Here’s how the PCB looks like. The large holes are where the face gets attached to.
On the back are the configurations. You have several smaller LEDs lighting up for the section currently being configured. And the “select” button changes the current selection of […]
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@fasterthanlime Yeah, that's exactly what's happening!
Fun
https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&edition=2024&gist=155034208917f5d329a493df4fdd8f74
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@fasterthanlime That's interesting, since that niche is I think due to the capacity being isize::MAX as usize (aka highest bit is 'free').
https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/src/alloc/raw_vec.rs.html#89
But it's the second field! Maybe it re-orders it so that it only needs to read one register […]
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@nobodyinperson @musicmatze I mean process substitution is not thaaat more complicated: `diff (cmd1 | psub) (cmd2 | psub)`
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@publicvoit Funnily enough, there is one place on github where this is also used (albeit differently):
https://github.com/hotkit/django-async/blob/322bdc2630393e8d38b613af1dfb83ba7b12d9d1/async/tests/test_execute.py#L8
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Shame
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Oh my god.
"Scientists were so preoccupied..." #rustlang
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Some example testcase errors