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by PuercoPop 4y ago
Why would one want to run eslint through an LSP? Using flymake it call the CLI works just fine and is more direct.
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by PuercoPop 4y ago
The author did a great job explaining the motivation for Aurae. I fully agree that there should be tighter integration between k8s and the init system on each node. But thinking of the desktop, having a gRPC server on PID 1 seems unnecessa
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by PuercoPop 5y ago
Because many inputs map to that hash (the hashing function is surjective instead of bijective). People re-use passwords all the time. If the hash leaks it will only affect the particular service.
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by PuercoPop 5y ago
Literally anything? Never let me go? The wizard of Earthsea? I have a hard time seeing how can anyone not agree with the parent's assessment. Foundation is interesting because of the idea/plot it presents. But the characters thems
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Unit testing a TCP stack (2015)(snellman.net)
135 points by PuercoPop 5y ago|35 comments
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by PuercoPop 5y ago
Does it? Asking for a value when encountering an unbound variable is a default restart $ sbcl This is SBCL 2.1.1.52.HEAD.321-f8a57bcca, an implementation of ANSI Common Lisp. More information about SBCL is availab
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by PuercoPop 5y ago
Vivek Haldar did an overview of the paper this week: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_o9CgLjo9Kk
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
Why? There isn't a centralized message queue. Its just everything uses the same abstraction and is presented as filesystem or a file.
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
Another alternative for shell scripting in CL there is https://www.cliki.net/cl-launch
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
> doesn’t even say that a byte is 8 bits That is likely due to the fact the historically that wasnt the meaning of the word. There is a reason the RFC for IP uses octet to refer to 8 bit bytes. Another example of an old document that doe
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
Yes, but they are an 'in-process' form of code generation. The distinction is important. Especially when you are extending the system on the fly. A lot of the pain regarding JS build-systems could be avoided with macros (and reade
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
> The main difference is that it chose javascript instead of lisp as its universal language, That is not the main difference. The main difference is that Emacs can be extended on the fly. While VS follows the traditional plugin approach.
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
I wouldn't say it has no purpose existing, but it is the path less trodden so you'll run into more issues.
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
I doubt there is lots of JS code in NPM which is independent of either Node or browser APIs when including transitive dependencies. But that is besides the point. I said no NPM as in no access to NPM. Not just no node APIs. Let's say y
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
In principle it was the right decision. Opening an application shouldn't take over the root window. The was specially obvious for people who don't use gnome but use nautilus. The problem is that as you mention "The Gnome shel
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
> JS as the extension language Just to reinforce why it is a bad decision. One of the selling points of JS is that vast amount of libraries available to you. But in GNOME's case they use spider-monkey as their JS engine, which means
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
They are not talking about manual triggers. afaik, and correct me in I'm wrong, I have to write a commit and push yaml file to the repo to be able to run the pipeline. On srht's builds on the other hand I can submit a yaml file by
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
Yes, there there is. You are looking for t is called Cappuccino. One of its developers literally wrote a rant about with the exact same complaint. It requires a significant buy-in though, it is written in another language, objective-j. - [0
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
> "hostile fork" -- the entire notion is nonsensical. It is not. It is based in experience. See the xMule/aMule fork. A hostile fork is when the fork project starts bad-mouthing the original project and its maintainers. Th
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
You can use multiple #langs, in separate files. The name collision is unrelated to the #lang of the file. It is handled by the module system.
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
It is also ~20 lines in CL http://lisp-univ-etc.blogspot.com/2013/01/real-list-comprehe... But list comprehensions suffer from the same problem the author is taking about, they don't compose. Its even worse t
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
> that's a non-starter for heavy games because you need to be able to control & predict the performance spikes that GC creates Real-time garbage collectors are a thing. Maybe not common, but they have existed for at least 20+ ye
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
Also if you want a menu of places to go Emacs has bookmarks for that.
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by PuercoPop 6y ago
The Unix CLI is most definitely a REPL. But it is a system-level REPL. So instead of running functions you run programs. You can't interactively develop a program in the UNIX CLI. Especially not in Python, JS, Ruby, etc. You can try to
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by PuercoPop 7y ago
For the record, CLJS does count. And the tooling although painful is on par with the one found in JS (webpack). Maybe even a little less painful. But one problem that ClojureScript avoids by virtue of being a 'hosted language' and
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by PuercoPop 7y ago
Can someone who has used this featured give an example of what they used it for and how it improved their build system?
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by PuercoPop 7y ago
The author has stated in Reddit that their goal is able the insta parse library.
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by PuercoPop 7y ago
Several Common Lisp implementations do it, ej. SBCL. Why do you think interactivity is opposed to compilation? I'm not too familiar with Julia but afaik it compiles the forms entered in the REPL as well.
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by PuercoPop 7y ago
> I'm just pointing out that there are millions of developers that won't use You are just stating it. Without any reason. One can't argue against a statement, you have to provide reasons behind your statement for there to
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by PuercoPop 7y ago
You must visit different sites than me then. It doesn't happen even on a yearly basis for me. The last time it happened was two years ago on my bank's website. And that was due to poor coding practices on their part

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