Trantor just received its first couple of PRs and its first issue 🎉.
All of them were submitted by @oxecho
Thank you very much ❤️
First PR • Second PR • First Issue
All of them were submitted by @oxecho
Thank you very much ❤️
First PR • Second PR • First Issue
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Frectonz
Trantor just received its first couple of PRs and its first issue 🎉. All of them were submitted by @oxecho Thank you very much ❤️ First PR • Second PR • First Issue
I would also like to say that his profile pictures list is absolutely perfect. It's better than most of the stuff I spam you with here in this channel.
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Frectonz
Trantor just received its first couple of PRs and its first issue 🎉. All of them were submitted by @oxecho Thank you very much ❤️ First PR • Second PR • First Issue
GitHub
feat: 🐳 add dockerfile and docker-compose by MannyNe · Pull Request #4 · frectonz/trantor
Added containerization support for the project. Will update when the stable version of trantor gets released :))
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Frectonz
Trantor just received its first couple of PRs and its first issue 🎉. All of them were submitted by @oxecho Thank you very much ❤️ First PR • Second PR • First Issue
Update on this
The Issue has been resolved ✅
The 1st PR has been merged ✅
The 2nd PR has been closed but i really appreciate the time he spent creating the PR but i don't think the changes in it are necessarily at this point 🤗
Who is going to be the next person to get on this exclusive list 😁
The Issue has been resolved ✅
The 1st PR has been merged ✅
The 2nd PR has been closed but i really appreciate the time he spent creating the PR but i don't think the changes in it are necessarily at this point 🤗
Who is going to be the next person to get on this exclusive list 😁
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The Goddess of Everything Else
Now this is a creation myth story i could hang with
Now this is a creation myth story i could hang with
35 years of Mathematica
How many of your projects do you think would last this long? I guess the problem with most of my projects is that you need them to be hosted somewhere to use them and that heavily impacts their lifetime value because the machine always stops, eventually.
How many of your projects do you think would last this long? I guess the problem with most of my projects is that you need them to be hosted somewhere to use them and that heavily impacts their lifetime value because the machine always stops, eventually.
Would you pay for an analytics SaaS tool (in ETB of course)?
Final Results
30%
No, there are plenty of free SaaS tools, i will use those
4%
No, analytics data is too important i would rather self host
9%
Yes, i really need it, I will pay
16%
Maybe, I would switch if it has full feature parity with the service i am currently paying for
2%
No, I don't have this problem, I don't track my users
7%
No, I can make my own analytics service
32%
I don't care, let me see the results
Frectonz
Prigozhin vs Putin
Here is the story for those who don't know
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/06/24/world/europe/prigozhin-putin-russia.html
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/06/24/world/europe/prigozhin-putin-russia.html
Nytimes
How a Rebellion in Russia Unfolded Over 36 Hours
From 11 a.m. Friday to 11 p.m. Saturday, here are the key events from Yevgeny V. Prigozhin’s armed uprising.
Frectonz
Here is the story for those who don't know https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/06/24/world/europe/prigozhin-putin-russia.html
Shouldn't that be President Putin
nytimes being nytimes 😁
nytimes being nytimes 😁
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They're back baby, I didn't even know this was happening. It's gonna be cool revisiting the OG nihilist Bender 🤖
https://youtu.be/aWmtcYvhj68
https://youtu.be/aWmtcYvhj68
YouTube
Futurama | Official Trailer | New Season July 24 | Hulu
Stream all episodes now on Hulu. New season July 24.
ABOUT FUTURAMA
While delivering pizza on New Year's Eve 1999, Philip J. Fry is accidentally cryonically frozen and thawed out one thousand years into the future. From the creator of "The Simpsons," "Futurama"…
ABOUT FUTURAMA
While delivering pizza on New Year's Eve 1999, Philip J. Fry is accidentally cryonically frozen and thawed out one thousand years into the future. From the creator of "The Simpsons," "Futurama"…
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Forwarded from Lex Fridman
I did an impromptu training session with Elon Musk for a few hours yesterday. I'm extremely impressed with his strength, power, and skill, on the feet and on the ground. It was epic. It's really inspiring to see Elon and Mark doing martial arts, but I think the world is served far better if they train martial arts but not fight in the cage. That said, as Elon says, the most entertaining outcome is the most likely... I'm there for them, no matter what.
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My frectonz.tech 😔 domain name expired. I got it from the GitHub Student pack. I guess i am gonna have to go back to using frectonz.netlify.app until i get another domain.
And for Trantor Early adopters
This also affects trantor since i was using a subdomain for it (trantor.frectonz.tech) it is no longer accessible for now. So, it is best if you remove the tracking script from your page.
And for Trantor Early adopters
This also affects trantor since i was using a subdomain for it (trantor.frectonz.tech) it is no longer accessible for now. So, it is best if you remove the tracking script from your page.
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Zig is moving off of LLVM
This is a very big undertaking. Using LLVM as a codegen backend (the piece that actually generates the binary for a specific target) has become the norm for every new compiled language. And for good reasons, LLVM offers a rich set of industry leading optimization for speed and size far beyond any other build tool and allows the programming language to easily interop with C/C++ code.
Rust uses LLVM as its codegen backend and moving off of it has been a stated problem for a long time, there's still work being done on this area.
The Zig folks have once again proven that they are one of the smartest and the most capable people in the programming language community. Although it seems like from reading the comments the Zig community heavily relies on the C/C++ interop feature so the proposal might get dropped.
File for Divorce from LLVM
This is a very big undertaking. Using LLVM as a codegen backend (the piece that actually generates the binary for a specific target) has become the norm for every new compiled language. And for good reasons, LLVM offers a rich set of industry leading optimization for speed and size far beyond any other build tool and allows the programming language to easily interop with C/C++ code.
Rust uses LLVM as its codegen backend and moving off of it has been a stated problem for a long time, there's still work being done on this area.
The Zig folks have once again proven that they are one of the smartest and the most capable people in the programming language community. Although it seems like from reading the comments the Zig community heavily relies on the C/C++ interop feature so the proposal might get dropped.
File for Divorce from LLVM
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