angra_mainyu

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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
Zig is an excellent middle ground though it doesn't hit the maturity spot - I keep on having to update build.zig with most releases. That said, what exactly was the issue you had with Go?
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
The developers they measured, were they using the languages for the exact same tasks? Otherwise it's just stating that they assign the languages to categories of problems they are equally efficient in.
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
Hmm, maybe they've migrated their systems? I know SK had a plan to migrate govt machines to Linux.
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
For this kind of stuff Sublime has always been extremely good. But I still struggle to find a reason to not use neovim, it's replaced all my editors.
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
Why not bitwarden?
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
Just scan them over the course of a few months, spending a couple of hours a day. If your notes are anything like mine there might be arrows, drawings or text effects like underlines and circling of words that you'd want to conserve. Y
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
Jackson's the standard here in Spain (undergrad), after working through a course based off of Griffith's.
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
I agree, it is most definitely ironic
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
Anecdotally, I have noticed heavy TikTok usage to later on cause a person to performatively manifest behaviors related to a given disorder to fit in.
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
What are the advantages over aseprite?
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
In Islam there's a certain reverence for memorizing the Quran, unlike in Christianity. In fact, being a Hafiz or your child being a Hafiz is a point of pride. This in part goes back to Islamic lore/history. Another part is that th
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
I recall being a student in the biomedical electronics/biomedical devices lab and was curious about one piece of equipment that cost about ~10k EUR. The device is relatively simple to make so I asked my teacher why were they so expensi
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
Funnily enough, I think Windows might just be it. Wine (+ Steam's Proton) works incredibly well these days, a huge improvement from the old days when barely anything ran, and what did run required heavy tweaking or even custom compilat
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
Podman is fantastic! It can also handle kubernetes and generate systemd units for containers.
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
I'm not aware of any serious Go project without linting and tests. In fact, most projects I've worked on won't even merge a PR with ignored errors. Also, `go test -race` is a Go feature, there's nothing wrong with using
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
Strange, I've worked on complex projects in the distributed space with Go and it's very easy to catch these things with `-race` and linters.
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
>A language with the learning curve of Python, near C performance and strong safety guarantees of Rust. Sounds like Go or Zig, though Go is slightly less safe and slower - in turn being much easier. Though I'd reach for Go first i
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
Haproxy does the whole documentation side of things very well. The docs are very straightforward and thorough.
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
That sounds like a comment made in bad faith. What did you Google?
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
rt.com and their twitter are blocked. How are you not aware of this? It's been a few years already. The EU ruled on this. https://paste.pics/4b60ebef97d3b7fbb6aba74637c2e818 https://paste.pics/0cb2ae987
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
Europe has done the same with Russia. Also, I think a few other Arab countries like Egypt have blocked/banned Al Jazeera.
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
I'm not sure how I can autogenerate non-trivial logic, which is my point. How would you handle a typical case where based on request data an endpoint fetches some additional information from various sources and depending on that perfor
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by angra_mainyu 2y ago
Basically my PoV. The API code itself is the best possible documentation. Not to mention, how else do you see what complex logic might happen in an endpoint? It seems typespec deals only with extremely simple CRUD APIs, for which again just
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by angra_mainyu 3y ago
I shudder at the thought of these kinda of lasers reaching the hands of those involved in street crime.
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by angra_mainyu 3y ago
Isn't this basically astro?
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by angra_mainyu 3y ago
Packages that need to cross docker's isolation or are graphical. Some recent examples: - Downloaded a .7z file, nix-shell -p p7zip, extract, exit shell. - Was working on a paper, set up texstudio w/ devenv. - Needed to use vagrant
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by angra_mainyu 3y ago
Is this satire?
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by angra_mainyu 3y ago
Note: devenv.sh is a sane wrapper around nix. It's fairly straightforward to use. Running `devenv init` and then looking at the devenv.nix file should be all you need to know what to do. Package names can be found by `devenv search $na
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by angra_mainyu 3y ago
I've been a long time user of devenv.sh and can definitely recommend it as a nice wrapper around nix. I often want to have some packages/tools installed when I'm working on a project and docker isn't always the right fit
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by angra_mainyu 3y ago
Not to hijack the thread but I always think of Grimoire and the effort that went behind it. A single man's tribute to classic RPGs like Wizardry and Might & Magic, developed over the course of 20 years.

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