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by djhaskin987 4y ago
Yes, but then you would end up with, well, Confluence.
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
I had to look at the overview[1] which I found to be super interesting. The author focuses on metaprogramming (something like hygienic macros that are more efficient) as the only real needed extra feature over C. He says that with this othe
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
Who knows, maybe they'll go with SuSE.
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I Tried Removing Python's GIL Back in 1996(github.com)
3 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|0 comments
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The first flying bike can stay in the air for 40 minutes(interestingengineering.com)
12 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|6 comments
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
It is precisely because git stores a graph of snapshots that is so hard to scale it to be able to store large monorepos with thousands of files. Every single commit stores a reference to the content in every single file. Using The duality
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The Uber Hack Looks Bad(twitter.com)
44 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|2 comments
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
Never thought I'd see WordArt coming back 20 years later but here we are.
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JetBrains Mono, A typeface for developers (2021)(jetbrains.com)
2 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|2 comments
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
This is a fantastic idea not simply because of saving money, but also to keep work at work. Too often people slack after hours expecting an immediate response. Someone where I work recently went so far as to uninstall slack from their phone
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
Decentralized networks are very resistant to moderation. Don't like my rules? Go to someone else's server. Also blacklisting specific people from specific servers or whole servers in general is an uphill battle a lot like the emai
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
Reminds me of Rich Hickey's sabbatical he went on to make Clojure. It cost him this retirement but he was able to improve much more than just his own development experience. That's probably the real reason for entrepreneurship. Wh
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
How sad that at a death, many think, "how can I profit from this"? It happens in my family and I'm sure everyone else's, it's why there's always drama when someone dies. Who gets Grandpa's estate, who gets
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
My favorite one might be this one, the picture painted by the AI for the verse where John the beloved describes what the resurrected Jesus Christ looks like: https://bAIble.com/bible.html?book=Revelation&chapter=1&ve
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
Not surprising that VMs running unikernels are as nimble as containers, but not quite useful either, at least in general. Much easier to just use a stock docker image.
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
Got bitten by this this morning trying to run a `clj` Clojure command, nearly ten years after this piece was written.
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Paths with Spaces, I Give Up (2013)(yo-dave.com)
2 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|1 comments
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Pwnie Awards(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|1 comments
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
Probably what the guix[1] folks are trying to do, use a "more sophisticated" package manager for OS. 1: https://guix.gnu.org/en/download/
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
Sorry for all the edits, just want to write all my thoughts down in one place. 1. Various interactions I frequently have: - `va(C-cC-c`. Select the current parentheses text object (s-expression) and send it to the repl. -`C-aC-a`, switch to
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
If only nuclear energy weren't so unpopular. Certainly it's unpopular in the states, though I can't speak to the UK.
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
Actually the video I watched directly talks about this being a major problem for Germany specifically. Transcript: http://backreaction.blogspot.com/2022/08/no-sun-no-wind-now-...
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
I can still cut off their revenue stream (canceling my service) and fight back without stealing.
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
This kind of campaign would not be possible in the US because the provider can simply turn your service off with no questions asked, where from their FAQ it sounds like turning it off is heavily regulated in the UK. On the one hand, solar p
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Hackers infiltrate second-largest US school district in growing trend(theguardian.com)
1 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|0 comments
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
This article is not your typical HN fare consisting of a diatribe against anything advocated for by the marketing team. It covers real reasons why you should be clear about what you're selling. My favorite excerpt is the last paragraph
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
If we're talking about server operating systems, yes, I commiserate with you. But the same principle is applied with Arch Linux, and I've never felt more joy interacting with a packaging system (or Linux community for that matter)
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
> As mentioned in the article, the debugger and inspector are key parts of this workflow. Which you can use from the commandline inside of the multiplexor. Like I said it's fully featured because it's just you firing up Steel B
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
Boiling down some of his points on the problems with common lisp that made him switch away from it: 1. Editor support. The original poster bemoans that the only fully supported editor is emacs and that there is not sufficient support for ne
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
It happened to me and I was also confused. I saw it wasn't on the status page, and I thought, GitHub must be like Amazon, unwilling to admit fault on the status page.

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