ParetoOptimal

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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
At work we had to do both of these things and it is possible if im remembering correctly.
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
Point-free and liberal use of operators are and have long been minority viewpoints in Haskell. I say this as someone who prefers symbols, point free, and highly appreciates "notation as a tool of thought".
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
Based on what?
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
Yeah, therefore big tech should get to treat their workers however.
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
> but saying that companies like Microsoft are 'moving towards adopting Rust' is just flat out wrong Microsoft is making Rust a first-class system at Microsoft and investing 10 million dollars towards it apparently: https:&#x2
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
Skiddies are renowned for their rational thoughts and actions.
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
> Telegram often gets mentioned for being the only platform where states do not have easy access to user information or the ability to censor certain messages/content. By who? Simplex especially or even Signal are far better.
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
You can develop Firefox with Nix. https://github.com/mozilla/nixpkgs-mozilla?tab=readme-ov-fil... Then you can use Nix from windows, but im unsure of performance or friction as I've totally abandoned windows perso
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
> anyone can use X, even the far left (and oh boy do they use it) and censorship there is now highly uncommon. For the right, censorship on twitter is uncommon. For the left it is common, especially if you dare criticize whats his face.
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
I find something like org-roam or denote to be the best trade-off. Roam: Plain text, sqlite database you can delete/generate whenever, simple small codebase. Denote: Based on grep, no database, simple filename based system, can use any
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
> The result is a rock solid reliable experience that even an LTS linux can't match. NixOS because of its generations has been extremely stable for me for years. Have an issue? Reboot, select yesterdays generation (similar to but be
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
Its also a red flag for me when a company mandates an IDE.
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
Why is Lisp the worst for this problem domain? I will admit I find guix to be much more verbose than Nix.
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
Well, if you believe: - discoverability is a problem in Nix - Guix encourages or "shepherds" more discoverable functions, modules, and abstractions Then the language could be a problem.
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
But then how will they lock you into paying them monthly?
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
You can create them with devenv, but they are actually reproducible : https://devenv.sh/containers/ https://devenv.sh/integrations/codespaces-devcontainer/
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
You can generate fully reproducible OCI/docker containers with devenv, so yes I think. https://devenv.sh/containers/
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
My ideal would be if regulations which made it necessary that downtime metrics had to be reported with at most somewhere between a 10m and 30m delay as "suspected reliability issue". If your reliability metrics have lots of false
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
> The external status dashboard is just for customer communication. Only after the outage/degradation is confirmed internally, then the external dashboard will be updated to avoid flaky monitors and alerts. It will also affect SLAs
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
Because the higher assurance of reproducibility and stability is a starting point that enables other things. "50% power reliability is enough for anyone, I sometimes don't have to gather firewood" Its hard to imagine never ga
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
The goalposts isn't writing custom packages, it is accessibility and reproducibility benefits of NixOS to non-programmers.
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
It does matter because you spin things to make it sound like the EU is anti-consumer when they are frequently the ones improving consumer protections and privacy.
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
Haskell has real world examples, for instance: https://docs.servant.dev/en/stable/tutorial/ApiType.html
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
You can use dhall for terraform, but no idea if UX for it got better.
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
You might want to investigate winner mode for redoing and undoing all window configuration changes: https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/WinnerMode
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
> That doesn’t strike me as a valid statistic. Where are you getting that data from? I'm going to assume they are trying to say in other forms of support like word of mouth marketing, user created content, or purchases in other area
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
> Denuvo mostly works. Not for users: https://gamerant.com/denuvo-outage-servers-down-persona-5-ro... > Allegedly they have a custom approach to each new game, so cracks can take months to appear, with some unpopular
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
> I really don't see why so many millions (billions?) of dollars have been spent on technologies which so far have never kept the bad guys out. A PR campaign to make people think getting that content for free is harder than it is?
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
Easy anti-cheat works on Linux and isn't kernel level on Linux.
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by ParetoOptimal 2y ago
The company is toxic, not the people. Also, sucks for Google that future hires are gonna look a lot more like these "unacceptable people".

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