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by aloisdg 5y ago
Is this open source? Can I self-host it?
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> You have 3 sections labelled 1. This is how markdown works. It is handy.
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GitLab is the best alternative feature wise. https://sourcehut.org/ is great too if you are into this kind of things
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This is why environment variables exist
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This is indeed addressing a similar scope to Alpine, but aims to be even more minimal. petite-vue is less than half the size of Alpine. petite-vue has no transition system (maybe this can be an opt-in plugin). Alpine i
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> Evolution only happens when there is divergence and competition. Not when we can a have a logic stable and well made standard. Like the metric system. I am pretty sure that I would have a problem with any alternative to the metric syst
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Fshasm is good idea and available on nuget ( https://www.nuget.org/packages?q=Fshasm ). We lost the author's wordplay though. I opened an issue on GitHub to talk about the name. Come join us :) https://github.
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by aloisdg 5y ago
Fasm is a dotnet tool running a watcher to observe what asm/il will be generated from a F# snippet. As an example of usage, its author use it to add an optimization in the F# compiler: https://github.com/dotnet/fsh
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by aloisdg 5y ago
The name Fasm is a pun around the French word Phasme which translate to Phasmatodea in English and is coined with F(sharp) + asm (i.e assembly). Following this thread, I opened an issue about this: https://github.com/d-e
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Fasm, a F# to Jitted ASM/IL disassembler as a dotnet tool(github.com)
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Q&A-Style Stack Overflow(aloisdg.netlify.app)
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Concatenative and Stack Languages(concatenative.org)
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Which one?
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> and who are his prophets. Well this one may differ if you ask a Sunni or a Shi'ite.
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Recently I released a webapp to fix a problem I faced. I can paste any image from my clipboard (mostly screenshot in my case) to get its base64 version so I can integrate it directly in any markdown: https://paste64.vercel.app&#x
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Is it open source?
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Add `N` before any Java lib to name a .net library. If `NFoo` is taken, feel free to append `Sharp` at the end. Special case if the library is written in F#, you have to start your project by the letter F to show your love to the functional
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by aloisdg 5y ago
As someone interesting in self-organizing team, I would love that book's name if someone else know it.
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I think we accept social hierarchies mostly because we were born in it, molded by it. In a vertical, pyramidal, system, we are coerced to compete against each other to reach the top when most of us cant get there. The places are limited. We
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by aloisdg 5y ago
Same as you but one maybe two days per year
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by aloisdg 6y ago
As a F# dev, grain is ocaml-ish.
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When you have to pay someone to play on your platform because they prefer to play on another one.
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Your settings are limited in the browser. I dont know why..
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Yes you can. The purpose of (A)GPLv3 is that someone else cannot benefit from you work if you cant benefit from theirs. It is a matter of leveraging cooperation.
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by aloisdg 6y ago
If you are looking for a typed stack, you can give a spin to TypeScript.
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what a time to be alive
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In terms of social protection, the US is so far lower than France... It is dystopian.
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Indeed: https://github.com/google/closure-compiler
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When you know JavaScript enough to be able to say that you don't know JavaScript.
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True GitHub is where the community is.

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