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by Philipp__ 9y ago
This app looks really cool! Will give it a go for a week or so! For now it looks promising, I will be more than happy to donate!
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4coder C/C++ Editor (Win/Linux/Mac)(4coder.itch.io)
2 points by Philipp__ 9y ago|0 comments
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Deep Dive into Kotlin/Native – KotlinConf 2017(youtube.com)
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Explore a Virtual Museum of Digital Water(hyperallergic.com)
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Well, you are right, but remember how old SmartOS actually is... I kinda hope more people get it, and start investing into that amazing open source technology. I always liked BSDs and Solaris more than Linux (who I find really messy and cha
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
It’s called Zones (on illumos, prev. on Solaris)
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
I was kinda bummed when Apple announced that they are going with APFS instead of ZFS. I think ZFS is one of the biggest engineering feats in last decade or so of software engineering. It still needs wider adoption.
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Good, reliable tool, with great native UI is very well worth one time $50 purchase.
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Designing for the Serverless Age • Gojko Adzic (GOTO 2017)(youtube.com)
3 points by Philipp__ 9y ago|0 comments
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Deep Dive into Intel Management Engine Disablement(puri.sm)
68 points by Philipp__ 9y ago|1 comments
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
I tried helm, but it induced slight lag, bigger loading times, and I didn't like that. I had big ass emacs configuration, it felt heavy and sluggish. That was the moment where I declared bankruptcy and started from beginning where I cr
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
I picked vim in the end because I already got really used to the workflow I previously mentioned. But there are many nice things from Emacs that I really miss. For example magit, various REPL integrations and much better support for functio
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
I was split between using Emacs and Vim for last 2 years (I used Vim for last 6, and learned Emacs 2 years ago). But what made Vim my main editor is fzf and ag, and smooth workflow that I had in terminal. But I have to say, ivy and counsel
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Ask HN: Pick 5 most interesting or essential RFC Documents
1 points by Philipp__ 9y ago|0 comments
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Or just learn DTrace and hope it will be eventually ported somehow to Linux... /s
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
It's just the matter of personal preference I guess... I have good enough completion for terminal with my current ZSH configuration. (I am not fan of auto completion even in IDEs and editors) One thing I need from few tools that I us
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Electron... no thanks! I will wait for Alacritty, in the meantime iTerm2 and Terminal.app are there...
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
I can relate to your statement to some extent. Why illumos is not "thriving" is _maybe_ because it does not have solid general purpose distribution. Tribblix is kinda trying to get there, but I haven't used it for more than f
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
I got the same impression. It's kinda lame. I mean, phone looks good, real, good product, but to me it seems it's biggest selling point is the man himself behind it.
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
You gotta be joking here right?! Because something is more popular doesn't mean it has quality over everything else. And with licensing we could argue about your statement. I will end it here with BSD's networking stack, kqueue, j
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
It is stated in their _install-readme_ on github.
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
That looks interesting thanks for sharing. Too bad it wasn't meant to be run on macOS.
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
But reading that amalgamation sqlite3.c file wasn't the best C reading-for-learning experience I had. I found Redis and OpenBSD much more organized and documented, it just made more sense since the structure of those projects is really
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Please, it would be great if you could hook me up with one! Email: filip.miletic at me.com
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
https://lobste.rs similar to HN but much much more humble in every way. I quite like it. Although I don't have account so I am mostly reading.
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
My problem with Little Snitch is that it throws too much information at me, or it's better to say that I care too much for the information that it provides (and it provides a lot of information). What I would like to see is exactly wha
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Objective-C and fork() in macOS 10.13(sealiesoftware.com)
2 points by Philipp__ 9y ago|0 comments
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Why is this posted here?
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Well I use Vim more for navigation and skimming around, or reading when I know where I am going. But for opening for example Redis source just wanting to read the source code and learn, I still like Sublime the best for that, it is so smoot
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Sublime is perfect example of extremely well (almost perfectly, for me personally it is) executed native desktop multi-platform app! I payed even if I use it today mostly for reading the code, since Vim and Emacs took over writing code.

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