> It’s only happened twice in more than a decade, but I still have the feeling that I was better off compiling stuff manually and cultivating a tidy /usr/local/bin like I did in early 2000s. But it’s probably rose-colored glasses and I’d definitively never take the time these days.
how do you do streaming with SmartShare? closest thing i could find was that the tv supports airPlay off all things. But that seems quite useless without any apple products.
i might be wrong but currently rustc is based on llvm so any platform llvm cant target, rust can target.
For the linux kernel it seems like they want to use a gcc frontend for rust (gccrs) that is currently under development. So with gccrs rust should be able to work on any platform gcc supports thus giving it the same portability of the current c code in the kernel.
What is different on intel since you can play fast and loose with multi threading?
Two threads reading and writing the same memory area without and locking would give problems regardless of the ISA or am i missing something?
That makes sense for the arguments to the outermost function but not to the function it self. Why call it A instead of apply and the then have a big cheat sheet where you put that A means apply and T means applyTo ?
thats exactly what homebrew does.