jonaskruckenberg.de
Building experimental operating systems | TC39 Invited Expert | Rust & Wasm | Passionate about benevolent software, open source, hiking and music!
Previously Tauri & CrabNebula
https://github.com/JonasKruckenberg
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lets gooo
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i hate that i laughed
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i do that for fun on my non-e racing bike sometimes
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this made me think of „random time“ equality, sure the comparison is not constant time but verify is gonna mine a random amount of bitcoin at the end, or have an ai summarize cat memes
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Steve who?
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you could also try butter, oil or synthetic lubricants if friction is the issue
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hey google, how can i delete things from my brain
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not for cpp though :/ my unwinder can only speak rust sadly
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i think i could literally make async destructors
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actually
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i would simply make my destructors async
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soo just get rid of the people then?
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oh yeah and if you want to target wasm? hand roll that backend ayee! even the wasm backend of llvm is terrible!
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ofc it’s nowhere close to llvm, but thats kind of the point
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cranelift is great, has (reasonably) sensible apis and just overall makes life much easier if your frontend is rust
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the dutch cant be trusted
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hmm yeah the lazy types definitely can be awkward to deal with, but idk if you could justify the async crimes you were thinking about 😂
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like LazyCell or LazyLock
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ohh that sounds cursed and interesting! couldn’t you just create closures, store them in a struct and lazily evaluate them?
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oh well yeah it’s definitely the right *shape* roughly!
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wait, whats the main function doing? 😂 i don’t think thats right at all!
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oh and pin! instead of Pin::new_unchecked, thats kinda important actually
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couldve used doc.rust-lang.org/std/task/str... to clean up the waker stuff but aside from that surprisingly good!
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i would simply write a new OS
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“Engineering is about solving problems, given some constraints. My name is Adam, and I'm a software engineer.” such a welcome to my ted talk energy i love it 😂
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does it mean its free now?
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you can also adopt the k23 naming scheme 😁 pick a letter and then append the year of your attempt!
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this house has been designed by big roofing
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size & layout aside WTF is going on with that root? what are you going to do with those 2 extra stories of no windows just roofing????
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people will just sau the most blatantly discoherent shit and call it “common sense”
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“strongly magnetized to one end of the binary” IS IT A BINARY OR A SPECTRUM NOWWW??!1!?
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is this that AI thing all the kids are raging about?
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wasm version numbers in particular are fully marketing, the proposals that make up the versions have been independently available for years sometimes. This is just about giving it a socials friendly name
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id get deported