SCSI in JavaScript is one of the weirdest things I've heard. I found "wireless SD card readers" that expose data via WiFi over UDP multiplexing and the counterpart phone app mounts FAT on top of that. Such a crazy world!
ripgrep for unsafe only finds the lines that literally say unsafe, right? So if each block is like an average of, say 20 total lines, then 5% lines with unsafe means 100% unsafe code?
really well done, I wish he had more time, it was all fascinating.
What a fantastic talk!
SCSI in JavaScript is one of the weirdest things I've heard.
I found "wireless SD card readers" that expose data via WiFi over UDP multiplexing and the counterpart phone app mounts FAT on top of that. Such a crazy world!
I'm so sad I missed this conference!
in future, oxide computing must start building its RISC-V CPU and other processing unit
ripgrep for unsafe only finds the lines that literally say unsafe, right? So if each block is like an average of, say 20 total lines, then 5% lines with unsafe means 100% unsafe code?
Much more likely to be single-line from what I've seen in large Rust projects, e.g. `let foo = unsafe { some_unsafe_function(bar) }`
I only care about Helios.