Makes it possible to construct a GermanString from an owned byte vector, without
having to clone the data.
This is done by "disowning" the vector using ManuallyDrop to access its internal
pointer. For transient strings, this memory is then owned (and freed) by the
GermanString instance.
Small strings are copied out of the heap and stored inline as before, to avoid
any dereferencing operations.
Change-Id: I754736099f71d646d430aed73e558a5a7626c394
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This can short-circuit two large string comparisons.
Change-Id: If45e7cf33921fe571482dc710c27ef8cc7c70885
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This is where one of the advantages of this string representation starts to
shine: For small strings there's no derefencing any heap memory at all, and for
the long representation we can compare the prefix before moving on.
Change-Id: Iac333a52e8d7c9dd09e33dbcf51754e321c880e6
Reviewed-on: https://cl.tvl.fyi/c/depot/+/12238
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All of these strings are currently transient (the storage class is not yet
represented anywhere), and the ones that are heap allocated need to be
deallocated when the transient string dies.
Change-Id: Iba0ca926df5db7594f304c5d5318db9d69c6f42c
Reviewed-on: https://cl.tvl.fyi/c/depot/+/12235
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This adds an initial implementation of the so-called "German Strings" in Rust.
https://cedardb.com/blog/german_strings/
This implementation is *far from* complete, the only thing that can be done
right now is construct a string, and even that I'm not fully happy with.
Change-Id: I2697932a0ef373be76ffd14d59677493a5783b58
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Had to fix some stuff in a typescript project, it's better with highlighting.
Change-Id: I984540a791167427acde3494182521b8839aed6d
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We’d transfer the full json data for each torrent from the db instead
of just the 2 or 3 fields we need.
Adds some more helpers for parsing database values.
Adds some better logging events & traces.
Change-Id: I5db386c4ea247febf5f9fc3815da2e7f11286d41
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The queries would not be interpolated anymore, because we didn’t pass
the thing down deep enough.
Also only init the `pgFormatPool` if we want to use the formatter,
this saves on a bunch of subprocesses.
Change-Id: I8d69ef5aab4d8eac1cbfb1c3991d4edaacba254f
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It turns out the pg_format thing is just too slow for my use-cases
most of the time, even when pooling the mf. Most queries stay 90%+ in
the perl script, even though they are very fast to execute on their
own, screwing up the traces a lot.
So instead I replace the `postgres-simple` quasi-quoter that strips
whitespace (and tends to screw up queries anyway) with a simple one
that just removes the outer indentation up to the first line.
Why did I spend so much time on pg_format haha
Change-Id: I911cd869deec68aa5cf430ff4d111b0662ec6d28
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Parked projects: I might pick these up again, but don’t want to
maintain them right now. Might delete later, or reinstate.
Change-Id: Ieb4f51dfaeba33c84820ca804b57c016e05bf566
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Ideally there’d be a better generic abstraction of doing basic http
calls (with tracing) in the future, but for now just reexport.
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There’s a bunch of duplication in how http client things are done,
let’s move that all to a single module.
Change-Id: Ic08c9bce49d562e4fa640a5bdfc15973a28a7bcb
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Start of an effort to make the app work without javascript
enabled (graceful degradation yay).
We use a trick where buttons are nested into a form element, passing
their value as input; this should be better than depending on
`hx-vals`. If htmx is disabled, just redirect and reload the full page
instead of sending back the snippet. Probably depends on the use-case
of each snippet though.
Change-Id: I6c73e624c4bd29b1cbd5492b2f84f48102edc68b
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This can be used as a reference for how to build a wasm project with
crate2nix.
Change-Id: Ib4d0db6bf24d8f1dec4734d5f1e8de19212a54cd
Reviewed-on: https://cl.tvl.fyi/c/depot/+/11859
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See https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/323753 for details.
Changes:
* git: temporarily comment out dottime patch (it doesn't apply, but it's not critical)
* third-party/cgit: use an older git version where dottime patch still applies
* 3p/crate2nix: remove crate2nix patches included in latest release
* tvix: remove unneeded defaultCrateOverrides (upstreamed to nixpkgs)
* tvix: regenerate Cargo.nix
* tvix/nix-compat: remove unnused AtermWriteable::aterm_bytes pub(crate) function
* tvix/nix-compat: remove redundant trait bounds
* tvix/glue: use clone_into() to set drv.{builder,system}
* tools/crate2nix: apply workaround for https://github.com/numtide/treefmt/issues/327
* toold/depotfmt: expose treefmt config as passthru
* tools/crate2nix: undo some more hacks in the crate2nix-check drv
Change-Id: Ifbcedeb3e8f81b2f6ec1dbf10189bfa6dfd9c75c
Co-Authored-By: Florian Klink <flokli@flokli.de>
Reviewed-on: https://cl.tvl.fyi/c/depot/+/11907
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This now exists in nixpkgs, and a more recent version of it.
Change-Id: I51fe038ba9459587952028f77e97b48212d13e74
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* Try to convince libinput (seemingly futile) to change the trackpad behaviour.
* Make XFCE available to debug the EXWM hangs on this CPU.
Change-Id: Iff7189127c849beaf7ded3927abd14b90cf6b9fc
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Chromium or something keeps barfing conflicting mime-types files, which causes
the entire home-manager activation to fail.
I'd be fine with it just overwriting those files, but couldn't be bothered to
figure out how to configure that, hence just use the fix from its error message.
Change-Id: I2e4e0807339dd426b3d99578d0d004529403a882
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Prepares the pre-installation config (before actually running the installer on
the notebook and dumping out a hardware config etc.).
Change-Id: Ia74c4bfa298738cbf8c4034c22d9f8b51c7e67e0
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If a system doesn't have an overridden home config, just use the shared one.
Change-Id: I6a61f02ec49bfbf0057be7e6481847ee053e7fda
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One of these things that I manually install on all machines, that
might as well be in a module.
Change-Id: I2b3005157ce48a144262cd38df22cbe513039021
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* agenix has not been updated (https://github.com/ryantm/agenix/pull/241).
* wasm-bindgen bumped to 0.2.92 in Rust WASM projects
* 3p/lisp: port lispPackages from stable channel
The Lisp package set we are using (`pkgs.lispPackages`) is the "old
old" package set, whereas we were supposed to have been using
`pkgs.lispPackages_new` (which is the "old new" package set).
Either way we missed that train, and now there's a "new new" package
set, but with a twist: Lisp packages in nixpkgs are now tied to
their compilers, so the most generic way to access them seems to be
from `pkgs.sbclPackages`.
Switching to the packages from the "new new" package set doesn't
work: Lots of stuff stops building if we just switch the sources
over, and not everything is trivially fixable.
For now we stay on the lispPackages from the stable channel. We need
to look into the migration later.
Or rewrite panettone.
* tvix: update generated protobuf files
* 3p/nixpkgs: pick trunk from stable channel; newer versions try to
read files and do network I/O during build, but don't print enough
details in error messages to figure out why.
* 3p/overlays: remove tdlib override (nixpkgs is currently new enough)
* 3p/overlays: override telega.el sources while updates are lagging in
nixpkgs
* users/flokli/ipu6-softisp: update firmware paths, which NixOS now
stores zstd-compressed.
Change-Id: I5a7a6c8b5d0688461bca92b9e6d654356d3a1cf1
Reviewed-on: https://cl.tvl.fyi/c/depot/+/11711
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