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@vladh
Cool :)

First font was nicer! What was it?

@LouisIngenthron
A commenter wrote:

> possibly because before 1752 in England, the year started on the 25th March. As such, 1751 only had 282 days in it.

> web.archive.org/web/2007083012

Though with regards to the standardized ISO 8601 Gregorian calendar, I can't see how that's the case, unless we factor in timezones, in which case maybe it's something to do with the international date line.

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I’m the spirit of sharing quality content, please enjoy my favorite meme of all time.

Whenever ed's version bumps, I feel the familiar solid ground wobble a little.

"My approach to rigorous resource management in C"
by Sylvain Gauthier
2023-01-06 19:09
sgauthier.fr/blog/rigourous_c_

@outsidecontext
You can ask @vladh, the maintainer. I'd probably say the "file format" section, though he could maybe make more generic headings.

@outsidecontext
Nice, looks great and idiomatic for a new Hare project. Another one for the ecosystem.

See also sr.ht/~vladh/hare-project-libr

@blainsmith
Great!

Though I'm surprised you've used `delim: u8` instead of `delim: rune`, and your subsequent use of bytes::Index(). You're discarding Hare's strings support? Particularly in your reader.

@blainsmith
Will you support alternative delimiters? I'd want to handle (superior :smug:) TSV files too.

Everything I wish I knew when learning C
Tom M
2022-11-18
tmewett.com/c-tips/

Maybe it would have been smart to add a mandatory "null" or "n/a" option to the Question<>Response ActivityPub interaction.

w3.org/TR/activitystreams-voca

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**Introducing Austral: A Systems Language with Linear Types and Capabilities**
by Fernando Borretti
28 December, 2022
borretti.me/article/introducin

long post 

@ben @J12t@social.coop
I like to think I'm aware of those phenomemon, and that we still have hope. Oh well.

I also see you have experience with Mozilla and software engineering. And your work on elections and voting.works looks great, btw!

> I strongly recommend reading the Master Switch, by Tim Wu.

Thank you!

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