djhaskin987

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by djhaskin987 4y ago
This looks like Haskell, and it is just as difficult to tell program structure here as with Haskell. I seriously have to stare at any 3 to 5 lines of Haskell for about 30 seconds before I get anything about what they're saying and I ha
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Simple web application demo exposing Open Weather API(clojureverse.org)
2 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|0 comments
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GitHub Availability Report for July 2022(github.blog)
1 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|0 comments
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
I wonder why there was no mention of simply contributing these 200 lines to GNU make proper instead of forking. Super cool though.
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
> When Google puts 4 paid ads ahead of the first organic result for your own brand name, you’re forced to pay up if you want to be found. It’s a shakedown. It’s ransom. This is not a shakedown. Google is only responding to people who are
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Progressive Web Apps for Firefox(addons.mozilla.org)
1 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|0 comments
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
You are not your job. You never were. Every single person on this planet has intrinsic worth that has nothing to do with what they do or how they think. You are important regardless of where you have worked. I often find the most painful em
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James Webb Telescope captures chaos of the Cartwheel Galaxy(telegraph.co.uk)
2 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|0 comments
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
Excerpt: > Enclaves are fully isolated virtual machines, hardened, and highly constrained. They have no persistent storage, no interactive access, and no external networking. Communication between your instance and your enclave is done u
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Planned Deprecation of Dispatch.sr.ht(sourcehut.org)
6 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|1 comments
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
In my experience the opposite is true. Introverts are among the most prolific writers on the internet. Indeed much of the text written on the Internet is written by them. As an extrovert I find a much smaller need to write. I find it boring
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Apple M2 SoC Analysis – Worse CPU Efficiency Compared to the M1(notebookcheck.net)
17 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|8 comments
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Reduce Friction(blog.ceejbot.com)
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
Lost me at "code saves itself automatically." Code history ought to be curated with care.
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
I love this because I use markdown heavily in vim. I can't get vim markdown plugin to support auto bullet point insertion and nice `gq` bulleted list paragraph formatting at the same time[1]. However, vim lets you set a program that
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Par, a Text Formatting Program(nicemice.net)
3 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|1 comments
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
That's fair, he owes us nothing[1]; I agree with that. But it's not unreasonable to protect the larger community with basic security practices, either. 1: https://gist.github.com/richhickey/1563cddea1002958f96
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
From the GitHub README: > PyPI wants me to enable 2FA just because I maintain this package, which I don't care for. So this package is now unmaintained. Just set up a KeepassXC file and put your 2FA info in there? You don't nee
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Cht.sh: Curl Endpoint for OSS Cheat Sheets(cht.sh)
1 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|0 comments
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
It actually says that the test will catch it hours later and that the assertion will fail? The contrived example would only ever happen if the developers in question didn't talk to each other. A lack of coordination is the real problem
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
> The industry solution to this problem is adding a merge service in the loop to protect your main branch from these harder-to-find conflicts. Or maybe just: 1. Catch this during code review? 2. Run unit/integration/regression
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
I often find that DRY is in conflict with Conway's law[1]. It's almost always better to let Conway's law win. If I help write a build script for one team, I often copy and paste it into another's git repo to instead of t
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
I have written several scripts -- some throwaway, some not -- that use ed. If you know what you need to do to edit a file and need it automated, ed is just super handy. Here is a shell script that deletes all comments from a yaml file, then
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
I've listened to this book. Short read, great book. Makes you think about how disasters can affect people for good or bad.
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
I wonder how much of twitter's culture is going to influence these blog posts. Is it still going to feel like twitter? Is that a good thing?
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
This opinion gets at the heart of the reason to use type languages or not. After all, what is a dict but an untyped struct? Untyped languages are excellent for smaller code bases because they are more comfortable to program in and faster an
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
The more I read, the more I think this is why Rich Hickey created Clojure. This describes a pessimistic view of the landscape shortly before Hickey created the language. It provides a good insight into all the problems in Lisp at the time.
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
> Also LOL to SourceTree. The git command line commands aren’t exactly rocket science. This one caught me off guard. I know of no other free GUI for git that's as easy to use or install.
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Apple store votes to unionize in growing push for U.S. workplace protections(cbc.ca)
39 points by djhaskin987 4y ago|0 comments
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by djhaskin987 4y ago
Are you going to expense your lunch breakfast dinner and rent as well? You need all those as well in order to work. If you work from home are you going to expense your electricity? Where is the line?

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