MarcusE1W

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by MarcusE1W 2y ago
There is also Austral, which has linear types as a main capability: https://austral-lang.org/
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by MarcusE1W 2y ago
Archive: https://archive.is/IPwdr
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by MarcusE1W 2y ago
There is the AtomVM, a (mini)BEAM for microcontrollers https://www.atomvm.net/ There is also integration for Elixir and AtomVM.
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by MarcusE1W 2y ago
Archive: https://archive.is/6ogdB
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Serious flaw in critical applications: Plaintext passwords in process memory(heise.de)
9 points by MarcusE1W 2y ago|1 comments
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The Gren-Lang Core Team(gren-lang.org)
2 points by MarcusE1W 2y ago|0 comments
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by MarcusE1W 2y ago
Austral uses linear types as a main feature https://austral-lang.org/
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by MarcusE1W 2y ago
Archive: https://archive.is/v2bXN
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Ada Lovelace's Endnotes Foretold the Future of Computation(scientificamerican.com)
3 points by MarcusE1W 2y ago|0 comments
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by MarcusE1W 2y ago
Warf was a typo. The Warehouses are called Wharf.
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by MarcusE1W 2y ago
Near where I live is Wapping High Street (Just next to the Tower of London, City outwards). There are maybe 1,2,3 shops sprinkled around. A barber. That sort of thing. The rest are Warfs (Warehouse at river Front) which were part of the po
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by MarcusE1W 2y ago
Seems also to be available for iOS and desktop. https://ente.io/blog/auth/
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I Discovered a Beautiful Open-Source Authy Replacement(news.itsfoss.com)
1 points by MarcusE1W 2y ago|1 comments
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by MarcusE1W 2y ago
They don’t have to be astronauts in the same way as as the programmer of a word processor does not have to work in office administration. But if said programmer has to write a letter and uses a different word processor you would raise an ey
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Australia looking into alleged Ticketmaster hack of ~500M. users(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by MarcusE1W 2y ago|0 comments
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by MarcusE1W 2y ago
ParaSail also goes into that direction https://github.com/parasail-lang/parasail . Made by the designer for Ada since 1995, Tucker Taft. Some of the parallel features of ParaSail made it into Ada 2022.
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London's history-making beavers are adapting to life in the capital(bigissue.com)
40 points by MarcusE1W 2y ago|23 comments
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by MarcusE1W 2y ago
It probably helps to read about the nostr protocol as well: https://nostr.com/
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by MarcusE1W 2y ago
I know you mean 99% just as ‘most of the time’, but 99% means every 100th work day it’s not working, or about twice a year. I think reliably is really important for work tools. Depends what you do of course.
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by MarcusE1W 2y ago
I think it’s not the point that everybody cycles. It would be a great improvement if a lot of people would cycle. There probably will always be valid reasons that someone wants or has to use a car, but these few valid reasons shoukd not dis
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
I think to be successful you need to solve the issue of trust. Why should your customer trust you to give good advise. How can they be sure that you do not receive commission from certain parties. What is different in your service than any
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
“I figure that it’s better to be a sucker who makes something than a wise guy who is too cautious to make anything at all.” I really like his quote. Simple, maybe said before in different words, and yet it stops you and makes you think for
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Laurent de Brunhoff, 'Babar the Elephant' author, died(cnn.com)
43 points by MarcusE1W 3y ago|4 comments
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
There is a small navy base just outside Tower Bridge. But every now and then some larger Warships moor next to the Belfast (am Museum ship). That’s quite central already and also Tower Bridge has to open for them, which is probably part of
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
Those were the days. Microsoft made a fortune out of this.
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
I think it’s difficult to implement that by order. I mean they have spend a minimum amount of time looking how to facilitate that change with changes to the office or the food (was it that bad that this is a reason to stay at home?) But to
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
You could not even get near a border without a foreign telecom provider trying to connect you to their network abroad with powerful senders and charge through the roof. Those where the days ;-)
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
> I'd need to be convinced that's true. More regulation was a huge part of the successful campaign to get the UK out of the EU. I think the main reason was that populist politicians where allowed to lie unopposed. £350M per we
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
> As much as many Europeans may loathe the united states First to get it out of the way, I don't think many Europeans loathe the USA. Some might disagree with some of the major influences from the US, but that comes from a position
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
As a European I always have mixed feelings when this comes up. First things first, the European NATO members signed a contract to use 2% of GDP for defense and some are not doing that. Not right, they have to honor their agreements. But the

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