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Secure Reproducible Computations with Guix(guix.gnu.org)
3 points by dragonsh 7y ago|0 comments
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Reproducible Computations with Guix(guix.gnu.org)
3 points by dragonsh 7y ago|0 comments
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Reproducible Computations with Guix(guix.gnu.org)
4 points by dragonsh 7y ago|0 comments
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by dragonsh 7y ago
In the blog post if you read the person complained about it, so said can give a try to Guix. I think both Nix and Guix are good, personally I like Guix being familiar with lisp and scheme feels very natural to work with Guix, with Nix need
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by dragonsh 7y ago
GuixSD does not work without making changes within a LXD container (not VM). One of the details on how to do it is in mailing list. [1] [1] https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/help-guix/2018-10/msg0006...
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by dragonsh 7y ago
NixOS is good, if you found not enough documentation, try Guix and may be GuixSD. It uses guile (scheme) and has fantastic documentation. [1] Earlier Nix had additional NixOps but that too now is available with Guix deploy. I am waiting whe
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by dragonsh 7y ago
From the first look of it will still prefer Guile and Guix deploy or Nix with Nixops. All these systems (like pulumi, terraform, ansible and many more) are not really new or innovative, it’s just re-inventing the same wheel with different n
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by dragonsh 7y ago
ZFS is not released under GPL, if it is then it won't be a problem. So there is a need for an alternative and BTRFS works well for me, no need of license encumbered ZFS, not sure of others.
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Only one reason of Oracle law suite sword hanging over neck. Even if canonical gives guarantee they will fight with Oracle, if a small company is dragged by oracle in a court room it's hard to fathom the expenses. So yes there is a nee
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Been a FreeBSD user for very long time besides Linux Slackware distributions since kernel 1.0. Started with Walnut Creek CD distributions. In early years it was much better than Linux with its fast networking stack and filesystem. Also it g
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Well it’s not mutating the virus they found in initial cases is still the same as the one at present in Patients in Europe and USA. The premise of article is actually not novel, it’s the way vaccines are made. Smallpox way of developing vac
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Covid-19 is not mutating like other viruses, but it acts differently on different people, and very problematic for people with pre-existing conditions. Also in some cases again not proven it also infected heart muscles, now it’s not clear y
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Well this is what many countries and scientists are already doing. It’s just not working as virus is unpredictable and it might infect some but not others. The best way to find a solution is still try to understand how it acts on different
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Zig, a systems language and toolchain for robust, optimal, and reusable software(ziglang.org)
5 points by dragonsh 7y ago|0 comments
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Rust is a complicated language and still has a very long journey ahead to prove its worth, I have yet to see it being used extensively in Mozilla to re-write Firefox which hasn't happened yet (may not happen as replacing C++ with Rust
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Manage Python development and packages workflow easily without internet(devpi.net)
2 points by dragonsh 7y ago|0 comments
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Manage your Python package workflow easily without internet(devpi.net)
3 points by dragonsh 7y ago|0 comments
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Eclipse foundation has also developed a new modern alternative to VSCode compatible with VSCode extension called Theia [1]. Give it a try. [1] https://www.theia-ide.org
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Rust cannot replace Python, it's syntax is ugly and completely designed against beginners. It's a systems programming language to replace C++ (replacing C might not be possible as most of Cargo packages use C libraries encapsulati
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An open-source implementation of a VS Code extension registry(open-vsx.org)
2 points by dragonsh 7y ago|0 comments
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Theia 1.0 – Finally a Good Cloud, Desktop and Browser IDE(dev.to)
2 points by dragonsh 7y ago|0 comments
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A truly open-source alternative to VScode with extension compatibility(theia-ide.org)
3 points by dragonsh 7y ago|0 comments
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Homoiconicity of lisp made me go with Guix over NIX. I work with lisp and guile felt much more natural, another reason is guix documentation is really very good.
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by dragonsh 7y ago
I don't need to fight it, I am not looking for a job and follow the herd mentality. My own startup is pretty happy with Guix and related infrastructure on bare-metal, it works well for us and we can still stand on shoulders of giants w
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Containers are not necessary if the systems are build with something like Guix or Nix as they provide transaction level updates to applications and dependency and secure by default as no need to run a daemon with root access to run, monitor
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by dragonsh 7y ago
No it isn’t true most kids in India are taught to breathe through stomach not chest. Watch any lessons in pranayama you will know it’s part of daily routine taught to many Indians and now most yoga practitioners learn it.
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by dragonsh 7y ago
While posting this link was thinking, if this book can be done in restructured text with pdf generated using sphinx and subsequently extend it for country specific conditions and language with the help of local medical staff. It can become
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Handbook of Covid-19 Prevention and Treatment from Hospital with 0% fatality [pdf](video-intl.alicdn.com)
378 points by dragonsh 7y ago|71 comments
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Rust is not close to hardware as C is, so if need to do anything with hardware Rust still relies on majority of the code written in C. Performance wise today C is still faster than Rust in general. Rust is still a decade or more away from a
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by dragonsh 7y ago
If you want to do code search on your private git, mercurial, svn, cvs and other repositories try a fully open source opengrok ( https://github.com/oracle/opengrok ). It’s easy to self install and use, with good document

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