@orsinium It really is astonishingly feeble. And heaven help them if someone ever names a street after One Of Those Foreigners They Have Now and there's an accent in the name.
Written in #Rust, it uses wasmi crate to run #wasm modules with very little space and memory requirements. The binary is just about 270 Kb and the runtime uses for itself just a few Kb of RAM giving the rest to the game.
WASM-4 is a game console emulator for running in browser games compiled into #wasm "cartridges". There are already lots of fun games made for it, some even in Go, but so far Go lacked a friendly framework for it. Not anymore!
We're currently working on more cool stuff for #WebAssembly, WASM-4, and TinyGo. Stay tuned!
I asked someone earlier, and they told me to just use Markdown but it didn't work for me. It might be client-specific indeed. If so, I'm curious which clients support it.
The TIOBE index is a joke and we should stop giving it any credibility. What they do is they simply count web search results for each language, and that number means just about nothing, including the language popularity. And you should never use the index in making any decisions. Unless you're going to rewrite your #Rust, #Golang, or #Swift app to Scratch (which is, according to the index, more popular and growing).
Today I got some time to find out why my #zsh takes a noticeably long time to start. The offender was #nvm. As I removed it, the time got down from 450ms to 60ms.
To time startup of zsh vs bash:
$ for i in $(seq 1 10); do /usr/bin/time bash -i -c exit; done
$ for i in $(seq 1 10); do /usr/bin/time zsh -i -c exit; done
To find how long each plugin takes at startup, add zmodload zsh/zprof at the top of ~/.zshrc and zprof at the bottom.
Is there a privacy-friendly alternative to TripAdvisor, Yelp, Google Maps, and alike? Specifically, for restaurant reviews.
I want to go on my next trip ungoogled. And while @organicmaps fully covers my needs for how to get to where I want to go, it's not enough for picking where to eat.
> There is Open Reviews 3 which aims to become an Open Data alternative to the proprietary data silos. Mangrove is the demo frontend for it, but it can be integrated in other apps.
> In the OSM world, MapComplete 2 integrates Open Reviews in several themes, e.g. Restaurants and food 1. OpenCampingMap integrates it for campsite reviews. OsmAnd wants to add a rating system.
LinkedIn job search hit absolute rock bottom. If you search for "Elixir" jobs in NL, it returns you 686 results. Guess how many of them even have the word "Elixir" in them. Two!
LinkedIn literally ignores what you ask for and instead returns 17 pages of "promoted" irrelevant ads.
For Python, the ratio is about 34%. Which is better but I think more a coincidence, lots of positions today at least mention Python.
The #Elixir Enum module was always my biggest inspiration for the package, and my favorite thing about Enum (and Elixir docs in general) is how every function has a code example. Show, don't tell!
A simple idea with a huge potential, blurring the line between runtime and type checkers.
The project is an implementation of one of my favorite ideas from #Racket and one of the many features from Deal, the design-by-contract framework for #Python (https://github.com/life4/deal).