Tehnix

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by Tehnix 10y ago
Kudos for finally getting async support! :) That said, I feel like this is a perfect example showing off that the best way (or a at least a very good one) out of stagnation of a piece of software is competition. VIM was dead in the water fo
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by Tehnix 10y ago
>but it doesn't usually support non-OSX operating systems very well What do you mean? It supports Windows quite well, making dual booting super easy with boot camp. For Linux I never had much problem, but that's been quite a wh
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by Tehnix 10y ago
I generally feel like there's a kneejerk reaction from people (especially in the tech community) to be "PC compliant", at the level where you almost can't have any discourse because it's such a minefield (can't
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by Tehnix 10y ago
>A new compiler back end, based on static single-assignment form (SSA), has been under development for the past year Huh, I was under the impression that either SSA or CPS was pretty standard for any serious compiler. Does anyone know wh
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by Tehnix 10y ago
>Have you actually ever thrown up a SquareSpace site? Several actually, and didn't have much trouble with the WYSIWYG. Worth noting though that the websites more or less fit into the existing templates, but you can also do your own
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by Tehnix 10y ago
I'd recommend SquareSpace for simple sites and Shopify for eCommerce sites. I think my own recommendation progression has been something like (starting from my early programming days till now): - My own homebuilt CMS - A standard CMS l
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by Tehnix 10y ago
Any kind of project you would do in any other language :) My two favourite are either: - an IRC bot (will get you into threading, network programming etc) or a; - CMS starting with just basic blog functionality (i.e. authentication, talking
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by Tehnix 10y ago
I would definitely also say wait for September. We at least know new CPUs are coming in, but there are also other nice rumors. Especially since you practically want a MBA again, just more updated (I myself am also waiting for the updates in
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by Tehnix 10y ago
I heard something about you have to go less than 24 km/h. During a leisure bike ride, I at least managed to hatch some eggs and get the tracker to count the distance. A safety tip is just to open the app and then put it in your pocket
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by Tehnix 10y ago
But that script tag would be taken care of in the input sanitation step. You normally remove all hints of HTML tags on input sanitation, which renders output sanitation a moot point.
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by Tehnix 10y ago
>Even if you can find a job in English (which is possible, things like startups or video game developers are sometimes in English), you will need the local language to talk to shop keepers, repair men, salespeople, any government worker,
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by Tehnix 10y ago
Except for the fact that you can easily get by with english in most european countries.
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by Tehnix 10y ago
>as it stops the wearers interacting with others Are you sure that's the reason? I'd imagine it would have something to do with the laws (at least here in Denmark) around it being illegal to be fully masked.
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by Tehnix 10y ago
You sound like you have never tried to install any sizable haskell package ever... Cabal-hell was a very real problem, and an inordinate amount of time was spent by package maintainers to help people installing their packages, even on the I
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by Tehnix 10y ago
I would argue that the precedence priority is kinda a wat-moment. Most other languages[0][1] have the logical operators `and`, `or` and `not` in the lowest (or near) priority, which makes much more sense IMHO. If you'd dismiss the abov
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by Tehnix 10y ago
That said, there is still a long way from the vote you mention (which basically boiled down to "do we want to give the EU more power?") to a full blown exit from the EU, which I don't imagine would garner nearly as much suppo
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by Tehnix 10y ago
I guess the only new addition is that a side-effect of the very helpful errors is that it's easy to eventually come back to your work later on. There's also a lot less state to keep in your head, as it's usually a lot more tr
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by Tehnix 10y ago
Without having used Elm that much myself: One of its features is its very user friendly error messages. I imagine the author is comparing with more dynamically typed languages, where when you leave your work in the middle of something, ther
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by Tehnix 10y ago
>Ahahahahaha. >First of all: Researchers won't avoid public funds, because there's never enough money. What if though, they actually get their money from private funding, like a ton of research projects do. You cast this o
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Using Electron with Haskell(codetalk.io)
2 points by Tehnix 10y ago|0 comments
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by Tehnix 10y ago
Just as I finished this post earlier today, Electron 1.0.1 was released shortly after! Ohwell, the post is now updated to use that (it was luckily not much work) :)
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Using Electron with Haskell(codetalk.io)
1 points by Tehnix 10y ago|1 comments
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by Tehnix 10y ago
>you have to rotate the underlying secrets as well (people don't do this and shouldn't have to). How is that different from the case of an employee having written down the secrets and leaving the company later on? In both cases
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by Tehnix 10y ago
Yes, he can still decrypt the secrets he had access to before his key was revoked, just as he could have written down those secrets before he was fired. There is no difference really, and the way to solve that is the same for both cases - y
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by Tehnix 10y ago
>So a mediocre application has 5x space to grow before the app stops feeling instantaneous. Not really. Those 100ms are from click to render done, so you also need to account for the physical transmission latency, the transmission of the
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by Tehnix 10y ago
I think you just gave me my new side/hobby project :) A sort of CMS-like frontend to Hakyll (the Haskell Jekyll). I've tried to more or less sketch out the idea here https://github.com/Tehnix/hakyll-frontend .
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by Tehnix 10y ago
>The innovation would come in creating the optimizations in the middle-end that could not be possible in the LLVM backend >There is a LLVM backend that implements most if not all of the GHC "middle-end" optimizations I'
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by Tehnix 11y ago
It would appear so. It was dead earlier, but I imagine some mod or something revived him :)
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by Tehnix 11y ago
While they are free to join the channels, I'd imagine a great deal of the users authenticate to the nickserver to avoid impersonation and to protect their nick. Without SSL, anybody on their network could potentially sniff their creden
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by Tehnix 11y ago
I'm just so baffled, since it is almost literally just creating a certificate and you are done (I run a couple of IRC servers myself). Even a self-signed certificate is better than none at all.

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