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- 1Gardeners share physalis photos for Silent Sunday●#SilentSunday #physalis #PhysalisPeruviana #aguaymanto #uvilla #uchuva #CapeGooseberry #goldenberry #PeruvianGroundcherr
Gardeners and plant lovers are posting photos of physalis, the golden berry known by many names including cape gooseberry, Peruvian groundcherry, aguaymanto, uchuva and uvilla, as part of the Silent Sunday trend. Posts show the fruit grown in home gardens, with tags in English, Spanish, German and other languages reflecting its wide cultivation and the many names it carries across regions.
- 2Developer argues Rust deserves a simplified fork●You know...I bet if that there's any ONE # programming language that just begs to be devolved in some way, forked off in
A software developer has suggested that Rust, unlike most languages, is a candidate for being forked into a simplified variant, arguing its complexity 'begs' to be pared down. The poster notes the irony of saying this as a Lisp fan, given Lisp itself abounds in dialects ranging from stripped-down to elaborate. The remark is drawing engagement in programming discussions about language complexity and fork culture.
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- eval-exec/neomacs NEO Emacs (WIP): GPU powered Emacs written in Rust with a modern display engine. Aiming for modern design & multi-th