I haven't laughed like this all year. Great reply!
Location: India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: TypeScript, React, PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, Supabase, Telegraf, Python, Zig, Figma Résumé/CV: https://mkr.pw/resume Email: hn@mkr.pw I'm a…
EIG? Yeah, tough luck. This all makes sense now.
Author here. To be clear, what you're asking for is basically: const X = comptime(condition ? A : B); and have it compile down to const X = A; without attempting to serialise the functions themselves. Is this correct?…
I believe atrettel wanted to be transparent about the nature of their reply more than protecting themselves from jeopardy. Also, this is not unsolicited as OP has asked a specific question to the community.
Are you with Proton? Maybe the documentation you need is just a lock on the sent email that says "Used key for <email> from keys.openpgp.org", and the recipient could also have a cleartext message saying "Encrypted with…
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I haven't laughed like this all year. Great reply!
Location: India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: TypeScript, React, PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, Supabase, Telegraf, Python, Zig, Figma Résumé/CV: https://mkr.pw/resume Email: hn@mkr.pw I'm a…
EIG? Yeah, tough luck. This all makes sense now.
Author here. To be clear, what you're asking for is basically: const X = comptime(condition ? A : B); and have it compile down to const X = A; without attempting to serialise the functions themselves. Is this correct?…
I believe atrettel wanted to be transparent about the nature of their reply more than protecting themselves from jeopardy. Also, this is not unsolicited as OP has asked a specific question to the community.
Are you with Proton? Maybe the documentation you need is just a lock on the sent email that says "Used key for <email> from keys.openpgp.org", and the recipient could also have a cleartext message saying "Encrypted with…
exit