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ValtteriL
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>Elixir releases now include a Source SBoM in CycloneDX 1.6 or later and SPDX 2.3 or later formats. Having the $lang_ecosystem address this sounds godsent. Unfortunately we don't use Elixir at $work.
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NK logo and all
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I tried to use it in my business. I wrote contracts, testing reports, and even slide decks with it. Eventually, I decided the friction to be too much. My partner (lawyer) didn't want to spend any time learning it as Word is the de fact
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I'm 3/4 through it. It's been quite entertaining to read how he went from picking off bucket shops to going bust on Wall Street and how he proceeded from there. Old-fashioned writing that goes straight to the point. His art-l
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1y ago
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefèvre (1923)
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1y ago
Excellent read. I'd like to see DPDK style full kernel bypass next
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1y ago
I ran irssi for a long time on uni servers. One time X forwarding Matlab saved me a hefty sum of money (for a student) as I could complete an assignment remotely. Our admins urged people to nice their processes, but my overthewire password
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Chasing Riskless Profits with Triangular Arbitrage Bot on Binance
(shufflingbytes.com)
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Doing the God's work. Love both.
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1y ago
Was lowkey hoping this was about Mojolicious, the Perl web framework
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1y ago
The book Beautiful C++: 30 Core Guidelines for Writing Clean, Safe, and Fast Code recommends initializing/providing default values for member variables in default member initializers intead of the initializer list used here. "&quo
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1y ago
They will get visibility. Having a lot of OSS that officially support HarmonyOS make it look more credible alternative. This is a spammy, astroturfy way of promotion. That I don't like. But I like having options.
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1y ago
I use copilot through VSCode. The copilot plugin lets me either ask questions or ask for edits to my code. I can choose which files to include as an additional context to the prompt. I can additionally choose which model to use. Some models
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Felt the same pain with vcpkg. Ended up using OS packages and occasionally simply downloading a pure header based dependency. With Nix, the package selection is great and repackaging is fairly straight forward.
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An Emacs and Nix Workflow
(maxtyler.net)
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1y ago
VSCode has been good enough for markdown blogging for me. Hugo compiles pages on save so its quick to iterate. The markdown preview plugin brings same experience to misc markdown editing. No new editors to learn and one gets instant access
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The most effective thing for me has been reducing distractions on phone and computer. I systematically turn off notifications and consciously avoid sites/apps with algos to keep me in. I also keep distracting sites away from favorites
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2y ago
I learned Erlang at school and used to prefer its syntax for years. However, after giving Elixir a chance and writing 1000 loc I was converted. Now I look at snippets of Erlang in docs with mild disgust.
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I usually just reject mail from the address or even the whole domain on the email server level. This causes them to receive mail rejection notifications and my inbox stays at zero. Zoho workspace makes this easy to do. I could just block th
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2y ago
Was hoping this to be about development happening on my host OS instead of containers/orchestrators.
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My Kindle got hardly any use nowadays thanks to this gem. Out of the box it's a bit hard to use. Love it after configuring intuitive gestures for navigation. Especially love the frontlight switch that lets me read while helping my kid
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2y ago
There is also nping that comes with nmap
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Finn here. Depends from where I'd be relocating from and my overall situation with family. Applies to any country to be honest. For the most part I like it here. Occasionally I miss my uni years in Stockholm. Specifically I miss the po
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What's the story behind the name OpenVox? Hard to draw relation to Puppet from it.
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Hands-on Elixir and OTP: Cryptocurrency trading bot
(book.elixircryptobot.com)
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As an infosec guy, I used to spend alot time writing and optimizing own projects in C. This was because C was regarded as the language of elite hackers. As a novice I took it seriously. At some point Python became really popular in infosec
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What a nice surprise seeing trusty Twig here. Breaks my heart that I have less and less use cases for Perl.
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I also like stock Debian/Ubuntu + microk8s. I install and configure that with cloud-init and Ansible. After the initial config everything goes through k8s. Using Ansible for that as well. How do you manage k8s?
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A monitoring setup with for instance Prometheus+Grafana would be a great addition to this. And then maybe automating all of it with something like Ansible.
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OneNote as it comes with O365 license. Would love to move to markdown based one but havent found anything that comes close in ergonomics.
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