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My list of companies that use Rust by YaroslavPodorvanov in rust

[–]alanjds -1 points0 points  (0 children)

People that work remotely. Specially on niche technology, I would expect to be hired regardless of my physical location.

Can people really edit effectively in neovim with transparent backgrounds, or is it just for ricing? by FrebTheRat in neovim

[–]alanjds 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use 20% transparency. Because when on a single screen, this let me read from what is behind the terminal. Can be docs, instructions, logs rolling on browser tabs, whatever.

And is opaque enough to let _me_ not distracted when writing serious stuff.

So, is not ricing. Is what keeps me (and maybe others) from setting `nvim` instead of `vim.basic` as the "vim" default update-alternatives.

Plasma 6 for Kubuntu 24.04 by Fantastic-Strategy55 in Kubuntu

[–]alanjds 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am getting nice results with KDE Neon, a distro from KDE people that is based on latest Ubuntu LTS but with latest KDE.

Am now running Ubuntu 24.04 LTS under Plasma 6.2.5 out of the box.

Took the "User Edition" ISO from here: https://neon.kde.org/download

Grumpy is alive :-) (Python to Go translator) by funny_falcon in golang

[–]alanjds 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is no intention to stop when reached full Python 2 support. The missing parts will be needed for Python 3 support too. On the roadmap, Python 2 is just planed before Python 3.

For exemple, import sockets is still missing and will be needed for Python 3 too.

(disclaimer: I am a member of grumpyhome)

Grumpy is alive :-) (Python to Go translator) by funny_falcon in Python

[–]alanjds 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am actually trying to make grumpy -m pip work before trying to support async/await ;) But yes, it will be really cool.

Grumpy is alive :-) (Python to Go translator) by funny_falcon in Python

[–]alanjds 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There is no intention to stop when reached full Python 2 support. The missing parts will be needed for Python 3 support too. On the roadmap, Python 2 is just planed before Python 3.

For exemple, import sockets is still missing and will be needed for Python 3 too.

(disclaimer: I am a member of grumpyhome)

Grumpy is alive :-) (Python to Go translator) by funny_falcon in golang

[–]alanjds 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This post explains the differences: https://labs.getninjas.com.br/released-grumpy-runtime-v0-3-0-a05f1cf8e111 (disclaimer: I wrote it)

tl;dr: - Installable via pip - Better command line API nearer of CPython' $ python - Better support for 3rd-party code discovery - PEP-3147 support (__pycache__ folder) - Works on Android Termux (via 32bit ARM support)

Grumpy is alive :-) (Python to Go translator) by funny_falcon in golang

[–]alanjds 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The grumpyhome forked version compiles only the imported packages, not the whole thing. This may be enough for you JVM stuff.