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fgdfgddfg | 5 years ago | on: Rust and C++ Interoperability in Chrome

Looks like the Chromium team could also snag a few of them, since servo team is axed

https://twitter.com/ddprrt/status/1293570734271406080

fgdfgddfg | 5 years ago | on: Rust and C++ Interoperability in Chrome

That was the goal with Servo, but Mozilla axed them https://twitter.com/directhex/status/1293352458308198401

fgdfgddfg | 5 years ago | on: Mozilla Fires Servo Devs and Security Response Teams

Yea they are surely moving to webkit after this lmao, no more funding for servo

fgdfgddfg | 5 years ago | on: Ask HN: Have you abandoned Next.js for another front end framework/library?

> Next can still be very flexible, with things like catch-all routes, you could even add another router on top of Next.

I don't think this is the case? We were looking to add React Router (to add client side routing). And the only way that seemed achievable was by hacking around (https://dev.to/toomuchdesign/next-js-react-router-2kl8)

fgdfgddfg | 5 years ago | on: Ask HN: I hate coding, but it's all that's on my resume. What do I do?

Work on your mental health first. Changing careers itself is stressful. Your code doesn't have to be pretty, you can use it as fuel for a hobby you actually enjoy doing after work/weekends. It could be photography, plastic model building, racing cars at track days, tennis, golf, etc.

The key there is also to join the communities to engage and learn, along with getting outside.

fgdfgddfg | 5 years ago | on: macOS 11 Virtualization Framework to Run Linux in a VM

In the presentation itself, it was towards the end

fgdfgddfg | 5 years ago | on: macOS 11 Virtualization Framework to Run Linux in a VM

They already said they were using the mac mini with A12Z for the whole presentation demo

fgdfgddfg | 5 years ago | on: Ask HN: C++ Dev Jobs Are Rare, Aren't They?

You get taught C++ on the job

fgdfgddfg | 5 years ago | on: Olympus quits camera business after 84 years

Medium format cameras will still have bigger lenses compared to FF, regardless of the body size, due to the sensor size. This usually the show stopper, since lots of people have had FF DSLRs with the extra battery holder, etc.