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compile rust 0.7 in scala
Not sure if there was another rewrite, but AFAIK (and the article agrees with me) rustc was originally written in Ocaml
compile rust 0.7 in scala
Not sure if there was another rewrite, but AFAIK (and the article agrees with me) rustc was originally written in Ocaml
Have you actually measured a performance impact from RefCell
checks?
Does GNOME really need an app to change the theme?
You can also do what this app does manually. The point is that “themes” are an hack and not officially supported, as such it doesn’t make sense to provide an official interface to set them.
KDE plasma has this natively…
Do you mean for global themes, application styles or plasma styles? All application styles I can find either use Kvantum or require you to compile them manually…
Software implementations of those features is often slower, and runtime checking can often be too expensive compared to the gains.
since it seems like nobody but cachy or custom kernel runs anything but V1
Gentoo offers x86_64-v4 binary builds too.
There was a proposal for Fedora too, though it was ultimately rejected.
Ultimately the gains right now seem to be only 1-3%, though that might also be because there’s not much demand for these kind of optimizations. If more distros enable them they might become more widespread and the benefits might increase too. It’s a chicken-egg problem though.
Emails are nowhere near being competitive with discord. Sure, they’re technically more accessible, but in practice they are much less usable by random people which in turn will just avoid interacting or contributing with your project.
High or low level doesn’t matter. Mathematically it just makes more sense to use 0-based indexing https://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/transcriptions/EWD08xx/EWD831.html
Can’t those be installed in toolbox?
If your goal is to just .await
some future that require the Tokio runtime you can use the async-compat
crate.
That doesn’t really excuse its behavior in the video though.