Threads for kir0ul
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Another alternative to VS Code proprietary code and telemetry could be https://theia-ide.org/, maintained by the Eclipse Foundation, which indeed uses the same https://open-vsx.org/ extension marketplace.
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I love mermaid! I use them in my obsidian notes all the time.
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Makes me think GitLab does also support mermaid: https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/tools-and-tips/mermaid/, which can be pretty handy to use in the wiki or to answer in some issues.
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I found mermaid pretty good for simple diagrams but I had some problems to make some configuration options work like in the docs, and found it was lacking a bit of flexibility for more complex diagrams, like Gantt diagrams for example. Now I use PGF-TikZ for more complex diagrams and I still need to try pgfgantt for Gantt charts.
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Seems that Astropy did receive some funding since this article has been published: https://numfocus.org/blog/astropy-receives-900k-grant-from-moore-foundation
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This didn’t end up having much to do with JavaScript, which surprised me.
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Not loading for me.
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Shouldn’t the URL point to the Charts.css website instead of Github repo?
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kir0ul
2 years ago
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Performance comparison: counting words in Python, Go, C++, C, AWK, Forth, and Rust
I would have loved to see a Julia section.
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The unoptimised version would look a lot like the python version, but probably perform better if you omitted compilation time.
You’d use a Dict, eachline, and split. The main performance issues would probably be unicode-aware lowercasing and hashing each word twice in the inner loop (once to check if it’s in the dict, once to set a new value. We might eventually get an in-place update interface for dicts to avoid this duplication, in the meantime you can use some internal funcs or use a third party package).
Unlike the python version, if you need Moar Performance you can efficiently operate at the byte level and use any of the tricks from the C or Rust implementations.
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Is this related to remacs in any way, or is this a completely independent project?
It seems it’s a different project as they say: