bauerd

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   by bauerd 7y ago

   I should have added that I'd also prefer mandatory typing and natively compiled code. Elixir/Erlang/BEAM has a lot going for it but it's not as general purpose as I'd like
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   by bauerd 7y ago

   Wish there was something similar to Elm, but designed with backend/networking/generality in mind, like Go. Take the Haskell core language without all the lang extensions, and accompany it with a solid stdlib. I want an FP ecosyste
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   by bauerd 7y ago

   Thing is that simple != easy But oh man it's the same discussion every time when Go comes up here
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   by bauerd 7y ago

   It speaks volumes about Erlang/BEAM I think
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   by bauerd 7y ago

   Not sure who you're responding to. I don't blame anything here, just illustrate what might cause confusion of tabs and spaces in Makefiles, namely unexpected filename suffixes. Holds true for other editors besides Emacs obviously.
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   by bauerd 7y ago

   I can give an example. Recently I was working on a project with multiple Makefiles, ie Makefile.{win,nix}. My Emacs config did not load makefile-mode due to the suffixes. As spaces are my default, I got spaces on TAB, iirc even after turni
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   by bauerd 7y ago

   There is also https://github.com/cloudflare/boringtun Edit: Someone running wg in userspace and can share some experiences with either implementation?
8. 158.▲
   by bauerd 7y ago

   I'm curious how you use Standard Notes for 2FA?
9. 159.▲
   by bauerd 7y ago

   Contact lenses
10. 160.▲
    by bauerd 7y ago

    >I mean, you're right that I use them to change brightness or change volume. But the touch bar can still do that, so... Meh. I can't use the touch bar without looking at it, in contrast to Fn keys. It's hit or miss
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    I remember someone curling a Heroku CLI install script and upon inspection, it would have tried to install a specific version of Ruby too instead of just the client. Since then I always glance through the script first
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    The two are not exclusive
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    What's the alternative?
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    Please do provide sources for all these claims
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    It's not a beta, it's what they encourage their users to upgrade to
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    What would be the solution then?
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    Is there an org-mode editor besides Emacs that has a lower learning curve?
18. 168.▲
    by bauerd 7y ago

    Probably meant installed and running locally
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    Crazy, wsan't aware of this. I stand corrected
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    It's just a compatibility layer satisfying the kernel API (= syscalls). It's an API on top of the Windows kernel.
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    I much prefer it to arcane JS(ON) query formats someone dreamed up in a hurry, only to avoid SQL. Only exception I can think of was RethinkDB
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    >a terminal does not a pleasant user experience make Author doesn't establish this, just takes it as a given. I wonder what features terminal emulators/editor programs would lack that are afforded by GUIs? I consider the termin
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    Implicit key premise seems to be that the more akin a formal (programming) language to it's users' natural one, the more ergonomic it is. I would not necessarily agree, but not read it as ought-from-is.
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    It's not about moral goodness, it's about developer ergonomics. I don't see why the fallacy would apply to all value judgments
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    jiujit.su
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    On a side note, this was written (partly) in Elm: https://twitter.com/abletondev/status/861580662620508160
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    This tells something about your person, but nothing about the Haskell bindings for TensorFlow or HLearn.
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    Keyword is transactional email. I've good experience with Postmark, Sendgrid and Mailgun. Not affiliated, but never had delivery problems
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    Tried everything to no avail. `history | grep "brew install emacs"` gave me this: brew install emacs brew install emacs --HEAD brew install emacs --with-cocoa --with-imagemagick@6 --HEAD brew install emacs --with-librsvg
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    by bauerd 7y ago

    I second this, recognising my Google account as a giant SPOF made me invest heavily into redundancy. I've gotten closer and closer to the point where I can realistically consider Google services as ephemeral.