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by 616c 11y ago
I take your opinion pretty seriously with the weight of your CL work. If you have time, I would love to hear your rationale.
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by 616c 11y ago
I too was looking at Roswell only to discover the core is in C. There is a very amusing issue where one contributor/user asks why not in Go, but then one of the core devs is like "Is there not another language we might be interes
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by 616c 11y ago
If the author shows up, as one of a few here who wants to know, why YAML? In other languages YAML parsers are a dime-a-dozen affair, while the same is true of SEXP/EDNish type stuff so proudly mocked in Lispland by insiders and outsid
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by 616c 11y ago
That is a very fun story. It is not really Qi anymore, it is Shen. And boy oh boy does that have an interesting backstory unto itself. If you wanna try the proprietary cum BSD-licensed core of it, a K-lambda language that is like a Lisp o
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by 616c 11y ago
This looks pretty cool. It sounds like it can wrap Quicklisp, which is real good considering how much work and apprecation there is for @xach re the Quicklisp work. He also expects to have a big donor announcement status announcement in a
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by 616c 11y ago
Well, yes, I am aware of it. I had trouble getting scsh to work well. Outside of Guile, I am not even sure what Scheme implementations are viable. I have played with Chicken and Gambit very minimally. IIRC, schs uses the MIT48 or a class
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by 616c 11y ago
People who agree with the overall philosophy of this will be interested in avesh, an attempt to write a full shell in CL. https://gitlab.com/ralt/avesh I am also very interested in xonsh. I am increasingly of the opin
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by 616c 11y ago
I think what you are looking for is TRESOR. https://www1.informatik.uni-erlangen.de/tresor It has been on HN before. I doubt anyone is running it on tablet to secure their lights, TV, and toiles though. (Everyone, forgive
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by 616c 11y ago
I looked into the options and the best I feel available is separate /boot on a USB key AND wrapping that key inside a tiny LUKS volume, so you need the key inside of it and a password, which is poor man's two-factor for booting fu
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by 616c 11y ago
Here is a good interview with WSGI/Django devs talking about the rationale and starting work on the Django Channels project. http://pythonpodcast.com/wsgi-2.html
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by 616c 11y ago
> FreeBSD doesn't have software suspend-to-disk support (and it's almost never implemented by the BIOS). Linux has spoied me so bad I never noticed the former, and I am shocked by the latter. Nice to get a response from a compl
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by 616c 11y ago
I am aware of how to do this on Linux. I do exactly as you subscribe. But running the /boot on external USB seems to cause more issues than when I merely have /boot partition and a partition with LVM inside LUKS volume on the same
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by 616c 11y ago
Sounds very cool, as an almost life-long Linux user. Important question, that makes me suffer in other *nix platforms: does anyone run a rig like this AND it work properly with sleep/hibernation and resume?
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by 616c 11y ago
Nothing blew my mind in the last few years like discovering how close Harper Lee and Truman Capote were, as they were both authors I idolized at different stages of my life. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/10/b
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by 616c 11y ago
I am merely a user, not a contributor yet. But I would say a solid base, and not a full implementation of your wanted features list, is in OpenKeychain. http://www.openkeychain.org/ Projects like this are why I continue to
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by 616c 11y ago
As a hobbyist Android geek that has done minor Android dev work, I can see the use of the tool. But I am very curious: who is building enterprise tools on top of it and why? I could see securiy analysts interested, but beyond that? This i
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by 616c 11y ago
In Egypt, this is also thing. When you have kids and anything bad happens to them, people will say they were envied (Had Hasadoo), which is referring to this evil eye stuff. As an outsider looking in, it drives me nuts.
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by 616c 11y ago
Which comes from nadhar (نظر) in Arabic. It is a loanword.
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by 616c 11y ago
So I have been curious about cljs in particular, and another transpile-to-Javascript languages: what is the state of plugin development for Chrome and Firefox using these languages? Is anyone doing this in a deep way? I was taking a Typesc
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by 616c 11y ago
There is nothing like being a wet behind the ears American kid, completely oblivious to the real world, arriving in China to live with a family and teach English, and seeing tons of Playboy apparel. I could not even tell them. And this was
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by 616c 11y ago
I work with a lot of Lebanese people, and the sad reality for many of them: Leb is just too damn expensive to live, so many work abroad. They are highly educated and talented, so the brain drain has always meant excellent co-workers for me
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by 616c 11y ago
> Bolting checkpointing on top of a monolithic Unix is harder Indeed. In the interview this comes up, as they wanted their patches mainlined into Linux development and Linus, and unusually so given the joking about his outbursts, said t
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by 616c 11y ago
A very good interview with one of the CRIU devs on FLOSS Weekly. https://twit.tv/show/floss-weekly/334 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5ftqjOrpfA Some of this stuff is crazy. Moving processes is
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by 616c 11y ago
Well, I look like an idiot. I guess I should moved beyond the landing page (if that is not the wiki index page). Well, either way, I wish you luck. You Github testimonials at the bottom of the SystemXVIREADME were very entertaining. I am
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by 616c 11y ago
Yeah, this guy met with spammers who had a love-hate relationship with them, including open threats of murder. Unrelated but also hilarious, Eastern European hackers sending coke to his house to have him SWAT-ed, not knowing he reads their
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by 616c 11y ago
hanks for setting the record straight. I am glad you stepped up and explained. I always come to HN for expert insider comments, and people like you do not disappoint.
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by 616c 11y ago
It will be interesting to see which takes off, a totally different style, or a reductionist fork? http://uselessd.darknedgy.net/ I am a systemd user and Arch Linux fan (but definitely wanted to get to Gentoo to have the mos
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by 616c 11y ago
Uh, was there not some Linux distro for Android development with a similar name or I going old and senile? UPDATE: Ah, how ironic, I guess I was looking for BBQLinux. What happened to this project? http://bbqlinux.org/
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by 616c 11y ago
This is very cool stuff, thank you! I currently use sskype for sandboxing Skype, as it is the only non-free app on my system I do not trust. I wanted to transition to sandfox. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Skype
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by 616c 11y ago
So they are still working on 4.4.3. I assume this is a daunting task, but are they always playing catch up? I do not say that dismissively. It is mind-blowing to me that they can port this to x86 (whether or not the toolchain supports it

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