From someone trying out io_uring:
"If you're unfamiliar with async I/O, it allows you to queue up reads and writes to run in the background, and check back later to see if they're done, without having to wait before you start doing other things (like submitting even more requests). This ain't no fancy pantsy high-level javascript event loopy memory safey framework though"
Danke #geizhals.de dafür das ihr meine Do Not Track respektiert, und automatisch nur die notwendigen cookies akzeptiert, und die nutzloses werbe cookies überhaupt nicht anzeigt.
Thank you geizhals.de for respecting my privacy and Do Not Track header by automatically only accepting necessary cookies and not showing me the useless list of advertisers.
Has anyone else always made sure to keep the egg carton well balanced? Or is it just me?
I feel I must mention the good in the world in these times:
My neighbor is wheelchair bound, and has a very helpful dog that tries to help by picking things up for her. Today the dog got separated from her and was sitting in the building waiting to be let in.
The delivery man that usually delivers packages got worried when no one answered the door, and called for help.
But, happy ending, she just took a turn while the dog was temporarily looking away, and they were reunited shortly after help arrived
I've published my post for the #fsharp advent calendar. This one's about a statically typed API when using #SignalR in #Fabulous
https://hashset.dev/article/14_improving_real_time_communication_using_fable_signal_r
For those that enjoy indent based blocks a la #python or #FSharp, sometimes things get really weird when the amount of characters in an operator changes how the compiler interprets it:
https://dev.to/asik/f-s-stack-overflow-community-is-amazing-51n6
Seeing the "AWS loves Rust" post on reddit, it really seems like there's more irrational #Rust hate, than there is irrational #microsoft hate on /r/programming
"Pair programming is the #Marmite of the #programming world"
-- togglebit on twitch
#TIL about what might be the most convoluted international border. It's between Germany and Belgium near Aachen.
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=KEM_cp6hVeM
If anyone else knows about other strange borders, I'm all ears
Alright people. I finally got around to writing an introductory blog post that hopes to explain how to integerate #SignalR with a giraffe web server and #Fabulous #xamarin forms as the client.
Boosts appreciated
https://hashset.dev/article/13_real_time_communication_with_giraffe_and_fabulous
To all my #EU #fediverse people (#fedipeople?) that support #UBI, we can make our voices heard with this petition:
Full Stack .NET web dev.
Advocate of F# and functional programming
Can plug in a USB plug on the first try (USB-C)