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   by dmux 6y ago

   Slightly related, but I recently had to deal with an old Windows XP machine and with everything moving to HTTPS you're pretty much SOL trying to get _anything_ on the web.
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   by dmux 6y ago

   >Does the power consumed by pumping tons of air 24/7 offset the ecological gains by the system? I was thinking along the same lines. I'm guessing it would be cheaper to concentrate all the plastic close to the source so it can
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   World's Second Best Speaker(youtube.com)

   1 points by dmux 6y ago|0 comments
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   by dmux 6y ago

   >Want to manually scale your display to an exact resolution? Go to Displays, Hold down the option key and then click on the text next to a radio button. WTF!!! Who designed this, this is completely non nondiscoverable. I agree with the U
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   by dmux 6y ago

   I've not seen PGO before, are you referring to this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Profile-guided_optimization
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   by dmux 6y ago

   I did a quick search for "canoe effect" but didn't find anything that seemed relevant. How's it defined in this context? Spending on outdoors goods are generally increasing?
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   by dmux 6y ago

   Thanks for the reply. >log all available information about the request and program state to some sort of log file I've only dabbled with some Schemes, but given Lisp's homoiconic nature, I'm guessing it would also be possi
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   by dmux 6y ago

   How would this work for something like an http server? Would a single response block until the issue was fixed?
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   by dmux 6y ago

   I may be missing something, but why call out the page's source? Were you expecting there to be something hidden?
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    Pippo – Micro Java Web Framework(pippo.ro)

    1 points by dmux 6y ago|0 comments
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    by dmux 6y ago

    That was a really heartwarming video. I'm guessing that The Rig has four wheels in order to support carrying things (they mentioned in the video being able to strap a chair or coolers to the back).
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    by dmux 6y ago

    Thanks for sharing this. I'm continuously surprised by how many tools exist in the *nix ecosystem that I've never come across. It makes me question if there's a discoverability problem here. Is there any website that broadly
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    by dmux 6y ago

    Tcl as well.
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    by dmux 6y ago

    >The word "chemical" also doesn't mean "toxic". While that may be true, the definition of "chemical weapon," according to the OPCW does indeed mean toxic: https://www.opcw.org/our-work&#
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    by dmux 6y ago

    I wonder if something like an inverse Ishikawa ("fish bone") diagram could be used.
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    by dmux 6y ago

    >Many things can be learnt from simulating real world systems. This reminded me of the book "Business Engineering with Object Technology" by David A Taylor. In one chapter he goes about identifying "objects" in a manu
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    by dmux 6y ago

    Does this not work in Firefox? Upon running the code I get the prompt and a blank grid drawn, but no colors or anything to indicate what's being drawn.
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    by dmux 6y ago

    The pattern-action paradigm is really simple to understand and I suspect it's what made Sinatra style web frameworks stand out.
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    by dmux 6y ago

    Any particular videos you'd recommend?
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    by dmux 6y ago

    Not included as part of the subset linked above, but D's Contract Programming piqued my interest: https://dlang.org/spec/contracts.html
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    by dmux 6y ago

    Wapp is a great piece of software. The entire "framework" (including the HTTP server) is just under 1000 lines of code (and that's including comments).
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    by dmux 6y ago

    I'm guessing Nodd has a lot of bookkeepers!
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    Describing the World: Data Model Patterns (2016)(youtube.com)

    2 points by dmux 6y ago|0 comments
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    by dmux 7y ago

    >Every year there is more and more tooling and configuration to do before actually coding anything. I've become increasingly worn-out from this as well. It's strange that as an industry we parrot the "premature optimizatio
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    by dmux 7y ago

    >It's just bizarre to watch how once unassailable Intel is totally floundering in multiple aspects of their main business. Isn't this just history repeating itself though? We could easily replace "Intel" with any numb
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    by dmux 7y ago

    It works just fine for web-backend development.
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    by dmux 7y ago

    Nearly everything in Tcl can be inspected at runtime: the source code for procedures (and their arguments), classes that have been defined, methods, etc. Tcl can be made to appear as if it was "image" based rather than file based.
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    TclSqueak – IDE for Tcl(xdobry.de)

    78 points by dmux 7y ago|40 comments
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    by dmux 7y ago

    I've been interested in the Tcl language since 2010 or so but have only written small scripts up to this point in time. I decided it was finally time to dive in so I've been working my way through "The Tcl Programming Languag
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    by dmux 7y ago

    I came across a reference to Althttpd while reading through some of the Fossil [0] documentation. I'm always amazed at how robust and simple SQLite and its related technologies are. From the page: > As of 2018, the althttpd instance