building @notesnook. maintaining fdir, alfaaz and a bunch of other thankless libraries.
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After fdir, it's time to build the fastest word counter.
Introducing alfaaz!
鈿he fastest
馃埜 Multilingual
馃И 100% tested TypeScript code
鈾撅笍 0 dependencies
馃 Lightweight (< 1KB)
github.com/thecodrr/alfaaz
Rust will be replaced by something simpler.
Rust is a great language, and the zero performance cost safety benefits are a huge innovation, but dang I still struggle with the borrow checker constantly! Maybe it鈥檚 a skill issue, but even after writing a few hundred thousand lines over several years, writing Rust still feels like solving a puzzle. There is definitely a productivity cost, so make sure the other benefits are worth it in your domain before choosing it for everything. 馃槄
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Will be releasing the tokenizer as an open source lib. I am sure many people will find it useful.
馃攷 Massive improvements coming in the Search experience 馃攳
馃憠 Rewriting the sqlite fts5 tokenizer from scratch to support queries < 3 characters in length.
馃憠 Support for sorting search results
馃憠 Highlighting matches right in the search results view
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Stop the fucking posturing. They are dying over there in hundreds while you are busy here posing and taking pictures. Fuck you and your insensitive deaf, blind, senseless soul.
Alhamdolillah
First batch of Palestinian students arrive at Lahore.
From tomorrow onwards more students to reach Islamabad.
Total 190 students will be arriving Pakistan for medical education!
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Isn't that exactly what you guys did in your very recent past in India, Africa, America, Middle East, and Asia? Your colonial past is not so old that it'd be forgotten so quickly. A taste of your own medicine, as they say.
If we don't start to seriously fight for our continent, for our religion, for our people, our countries, then this time that we live in will go down in history as the time in which Western nations no longer had to get invaded by hostile armies in order to be conquered, this time will then go down in history as the period in which the invader was actively invited in by a corrupt elite. And not only did this corrupt elite invite the enemy in, they made the native population pay for it too.
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I don't think you'll hear much about it. Israel will shut down the whole media to stop the reputation damage as much as possible. They'll also try to show as if Iran failed to achieve anything by the attack.
Anything else will show Israel as weak.
Get ready for western hypocrisy over the bombing of Tel Aviv while the west watches two million Gazans being starved to death
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Unfortunately, this will isolate Iran even more. No one wants to directly confront US/Israel...yet.
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Not that this is verified but from a strategic point of view, it makes a lot of sense.
1. Disabling air bases will seriously hinder Israel from launching an air attack.
2. It sets the tone for Israeli response (which there will be) to target similar sites.
鈿ilitary correspondent of the Hebrew Channel 13: Iran fired its missiles at military bases and did not direct them at the civilian population.
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It'll be interesting to see how Iran handles the Israeli response because they must have prepared...otherwise, this makes no sense.
This attack will 100% not deter Israel in any serious way. But one can still hope. At least they'll think twice now. Maybe. Probably not.
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Yes, liberating it from everything that is good so that Zionist evil can freely thrive. Yay!
Israel is not invading Lebanon, it is liberating it.
This is a historic moment, not only for the Israelis, but for the Lebanese, Arabs, and Eastern Christians.
To not understand this is to have lost all moral and political compass.
#StandWithIsrael #Lebanon #IDF
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