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They look pretty much the same in our font, but for some reason, the
inverted exclamation mark doesn't have confusables.
Reported by Skeith:
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707e13f Update confusables_data.h to Unicode 13.0.0 - heinrich5991
1f68e11 Mark the inverted exclamation mark as confusable with i - heinrich5991
3d3c190 Merge #3972 - bors[bot]
I was playing, for some reason I had communication problems for a couple of seconds, I re-logged in, continued playing and noticed that I couldn't update the servers, launched a parallel client - everything works.
!masterbug
eh I don't think anyone except for the ddnet bot is using that right now, and its not improbable that I need to do another small fix again in the next few days
A simple set of GPL'ed utilities to read, write, and manipulate files in an ext2/ext3 filesystem. - GitHub - e2tools/e2tools: A simple set of GPL'ed utilities to read, write, and ma...
15:15
but ofc you can also mkfs or mount any file just like you do /dev/sd?? nodes
The initialized thing heinrich already wrote a solution to and the std uses an adhoc variant of it. You can initialize the buffer as you go to preserve safety
You can always wrap, but then you need to accept double wrapping too, which increases overhead. serde_json is rolling an extra function to get around it
This is a tracking issue for the RFC "2930" (rust-lang/rfcs#2930). The feature gate for the issue is #![feature(read_buf)]. About tracking issues Tracking issues are used to recor...
The current design of the Read trait is nonoptimal as it requires that the buffer passed to its various methods be pre-initialized even though the contents will be immediately overwritten. This RFC proposes an interface to allow implementors and consumers of Read types to robustly and soundly work with uninitialized buffers.
In computer science, a redโblack tree is a kind of self-balancing binary search tree. Each node stores an extra bit representing "color" ("red" or "black"), used to ensure that the tree remains balanced during insertions and deletions
bar to entry is too high, and im not even sure it's entirely worthwhile when competing languages have improved safety/correctness alongside it
19:56
still, rust is the best for what it set out to achieve, but i think if you're working on a project that requires people with a general CS background, it makes sense to use something else
19:56
my opinion will probably change a bit when i learn rust, but i doubt it will be by much
lynn
bar to entry is too high, and im not even sure it's entirely worthwhile when competing languages have improved safety/correctness alongside it
still, rust is the best for what it set out to achieve, but i think if you're working on a project that requires people with a general CS background, it makes sense to use something else
i actually might be wrong about this, my impression was that nim and zig had some safety improvements but i find nothing about safety specifically when i search for it