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by bfrog 5y ago
Going through the motions of using anything but nix now kind of drives me crazy. The nearly clean builds nix provides with a replicable tool chain in most cases is stupendous. It's the perfect container build tool. You can always, repe
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by bfrog 5y ago
Yeah it's all pretty darn good. People forget the cluster of bash scripts, various cronz, inetd, log, and other supervisor type daemons all to do what systemd does better with a simpler config. Now ask me about pulseaudio and there&#x2
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by bfrog 5y ago
The timing of this is just almost too coincidental to be frank. There were already cyber security XO in action and in play. How much cash will this company get now from uncle Sam to fix their negligence?
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by bfrog 5y ago
I recently ported some docs to docusaurus, love it. Wish it had a builtin search indexer so it didn't need to jump out to another site for that.
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by bfrog 5y ago
Pressure on the value of a greenback is mounting on all fronts. Hyperinflation seems a small stone's throw away.
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by bfrog 5y ago
Seriously, nothing like spending a day building an image in a way documented only to see it blow up and fail, resulting in having to redo the whole thing. Wish Nix were more popular building embedded system images, the tooling is capable of
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by bfrog 5y ago
Congrats on making a game!
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by bfrog 5y ago
The valley you'd be make closer to 300k
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by bfrog 5y ago
Why do people insist on supporting the closed source horror show of os x aid beyond me. Apple docs are some of the worst on the planet. It's like they intend on making the barrier to entry high so once you are in the club you somehow h
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by bfrog 5y ago
The issue says the color choice was poor, effectively critiquing the ability of the person who chose that color. I'd be insulted too. Wording choices matter.
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by bfrog 5y ago
Pure functions are incredibly simple thing to understand, much like an algebraic equation you provide inputs and get an output. There's a lot to love and learn from functional programming.
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by bfrog 5y ago
I found it funny the first comment seemed to deride the use of function pointers, compare, map, and filter as too different than the for loop centric Go. Even C provides sort with a function pointer for compare...
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by bfrog 5y ago
The result of using shared libraries for absolutely everything is docker/snappy, which are both useful on a utilitarian level but also terrible. Every docker has its own openssl version. Which means every openssl cve means updating eve
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by bfrog 5y ago
Clean compiles do take a moment. Comparable to heavily templated C++ in my experience. On the other hand iterative development with rust analyzer going and all the dependencies already built is pretty painless. By the time you run your test
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by bfrog 5y ago
Yeah don't get me wrong prepackaged food can be a big list of what!? On the other hand some of it really does seem reasonably made. At least until the Big Evil Food Co buys them out.
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by bfrog 5y ago
Soy curls are great with buffalo sauce
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by bfrog 5y ago
Some of the newer vegan cheeses are pretty damn good, gooey pizza goodness is in the realm of possible
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by bfrog 5y ago
Or stop dousing everything in herbicides and pesticides, that would be more helpful
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by bfrog 5y ago
Have they fixed the numerous snappy issues in this release? Namely snappy being slow, and desktop snaps being buggy?
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by bfrog 6y ago
Oh we know where the money goes here, it's just ridiculous. Pensions and under table deals that make politicians and their friends wealthy. Want to get something done? Bribe, I mean contribute, to the local alderman.
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by bfrog 6y ago
I use nix today for ci/cd to build a large C++ project for a variety of architectures using cross-compiles. While it could be done with adhoc scripts, some cross compiler tool environment tool + conan, or something else, I effectively
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by bfrog 6y ago
I kindly disagree in many respects and have chosen not to use go after having rsi from a large project using it. I understand many people feel different but I've been permanently turned off from it.
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by bfrog 6y ago
This or something like this is very much needed
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by bfrog 6y ago
Honestly Rust is pretty expressive. There's always some things that you are going to run into. But mostly Rust is a really nice language and environment to work in.
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by bfrog 6y ago
Go, the RSL inducing language
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by bfrog 6y ago
Yep, I haven't used Google search in a few years now, ddg has been better at not spamming me
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by bfrog 6y ago
Nix is very much customizable, at every level. It's also in my experience much much faster than bitbake and friends.
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by bfrog 6y ago
Once again, NixOS would be an amazing solution in this scenario.
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by bfrog 6y ago
Really, no way. Almost like health officials warned setting like that might happen.
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by bfrog 6y ago
I'd say the entire opposite of this author, async rust works well, it solves 99% of the problems I want it to solve in a practical and useful way, right now. And even better the resulting program is faster than anything I could have co

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