Tehnix

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by Tehnix 8y ago
Even with something running on it, that’s not automatically gonna give it access to any other hardware component in the phone. The phone itself is only interested in using it for identification.
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by Tehnix 8y ago
Why would it? The SIM card itself has no real functionality, and cannot just randomly affect the radio components of the phone. It just stores its identity and keys, so the cell tower can identify and bill the right user. The way the locati
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by Tehnix 8y ago
Definitely some tension, mainly concerning that there is primarily one gatekeeper, Evan, and he is very focused on 0.19, and therefore 0.18 (the current) is getting stale, and a lot of issues are not fixed/ignored. Problem is, 0.19 has
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by Tehnix 8y ago
Good point :) I assumed it wasn't there, since tptacek seemed proficient in wiki stuff.
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by Tehnix 8y ago
Here, I'll help (from just googling "Linux API wiki"), - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel_interfaces - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Linux_Programming_Interfac... Prob
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by Tehnix 8y ago
To contrast this, types help a LOT for me when developing something. The last thing you know are the implementation details of what you're doing, so I usually start by sketching what I want to do put, with some simple ADTs (algebraic d
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by Tehnix 8y ago
I'm actually much more interested in what Google collects about me. At least for me, it's somewhat transparent that Facebook tries to slurp up all they can, but it's much less clear with Google, that seems to try to downplay
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Kanban board built with Rust and Elm (using WebView instead of Electron)(github.com)
4 points by Tehnix 8y ago|0 comments
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Web-based Kanban board application, built with Elm and Rust (no Electron)(github.com)
2 points by Tehnix 8y ago|0 comments
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Formal Specification for a Cardano Wallet (implemented in Haskell)(cardanodocs.com)
1 points by Tehnix 8y ago|0 comments
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by Tehnix 9y ago
Unless you have you entire state stored persistently across refreshes, then hot loading takes care of getting into the exact state you were in again. Make a small change -> immediately visible in the UI. Before hot reloading, make small
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by Tehnix 9y ago
Two equal employees, that would be the eliminating point..
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by Tehnix 9y ago
Immutability and purity by default goes a long way to remove a lot of headaches. I could settle for immutability, but it seems ReasonML mixes things a bit.
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by Tehnix 9y ago
A bit of a side-track, but I feel like I'm in a weird waiting phase with Pure FP JS. With Elm, I don't really feel like introducing it to my team before 0.19 hits, because it "feels" like it's around the corner, but
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by Tehnix 9y ago
Flow and its unsoundness is horrible. Quite often I can get runtime errors for code that compiled without warnings, and nothing for code that is showing warnings, because, amongst others, Flow's union type resolution is pretty abysmal.
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by Tehnix 9y ago
I think the EU is very aware that in the reality we live in, search engines are how people find stuff, not by looking through or searching directly on sites. Thus, this is one of those times where the lawmakers actually looked at technology
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by Tehnix 9y ago
While Oni is still very young, it looks like one of the more promising Neovim frontends, and the development is progressing quite fast! If you are one of those types that often switch between editors, like me, then you might want to retain
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by Tehnix 9y ago
Except the reality is that most people are in unions, covering them quite well (around 1.8 million[0] out of 2.7 million[1] in the job market). Many jobs have a firing period of 1, 3 and 6 months, rising with the time you've been the
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by Tehnix 9y ago
If you want that view, then I guess nothing is ever free then, and it's a pointless word, so why even bother? Also, the tax is more complicated than simply throwing out 60.45%. It goes: - From 0 - 50,000 you pay 0% tax - Everything abo
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by Tehnix 9y ago
I've never heard anyone express that concern. Rather, I would think the reason why small businesses won't hire would more likely be because the wages are so high here. You can quite easily hire for work for small periods, e.g. sum
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by Tehnix 9y ago
Comparing to Denmark, which has way better employee laws than the US, is weird regardless because of the difference in unemployment benefits and general safety net there is in Denmark. Free hospitals, free education, etc.
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by Tehnix 9y ago
>simply won't hire them in the first place Except that is simply not true, and very easily proven false simply by showing countries with actual employee protection and unions like e.g. Denmark.
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by Tehnix 9y ago
For a more casual experience, yet still filled with interesting questions, you could check out Ghost in the Shell, the anime (unfortunately, the movie largely skips going into this in any serious way).
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by Tehnix 9y ago
Is your question if lawns can brown out from too much daylight? Because they certainly can, and e.g. in South Korea they were brown most of the summer. (in reality, it's probably more a mix dry, warmth and light).
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by Tehnix 9y ago
I’m curius, who’s using OCaml in Denmark? (If you don’t mind me asking, of course)
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Mobile Haskell (iOS)(codetalk.io)
1 points by Tehnix 9y ago|0 comments
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by Tehnix 9y ago
Author here, feel free to ask me anything, and I'll give it a shot :) There's been a lot of churn to get GHC/Haskell to better support cross-compilation lately, and thought I try to assemble a lot of the pieces of information
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Mobile Haskell (iOS)(codetalk.io)
5 points by Tehnix 9y ago|1 comments
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by Tehnix 9y ago
Definitely the tooling is still a big problem, but there has been great improvements lately! - HIE (Haskell IDE Engine) finally got some steam behind it, and has been chugging along for some time now, being very usable and targeting LSP! -
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by Tehnix 9y ago
Are you saying that people should get help publishing papers, or that you think people doing work outside of university should be able to get the credits transferred? The former I'd get behind, the latter not so much.

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