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Many organizations don’t use or want to use git. This is another convoluted solution, trying to fit a square peg in round hole. Another reason not to use sourcegraph is it’s proprietary (with some open source parts), unlike opengrok fully o
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Sourcegraph only support git repository so it's not very useful for enterprise with mercurial, svn or other distributed version control systems. There is another open source application for code search opengrok [1] (it's completel
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7y ago
Is tailscale open source like Tinc? From the website cannot see it.
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I hope WireGuard can come to feature parity with TincVPN will be nice. Especially automatic routing and mesh VPN formation, it can really help our multi-cloud container clusters connected using TincVPN to be bit more performant. The differe
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It’s good to have multiple choices, but given the momentum and quality of apps developed using Flutter, I think it’s ahead and will have enough developers to keep it relevant and stay. Also UI programming is very complex given the prolifera
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I think Flutter now can survive without google. It has enough developer momentum behind it and it’s unlike react native a bolt on solution to somehow make it work. It might fit Facebook’s case (although they abandoned it themselves in favou
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Thanks for clarifying it, I didn't know that it uses stored credentials to serve. Still it will be nice if there is a decentralized network storing these papers in case those journals go away or out of business. This research papers ar
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I am of the opinion knowledge should be free and easily accessible. Research papers through sci-hub only helps to make knowledge easily accessible. Humanity's progress depends on people who shared their knowledge, not by people who use
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Another blockchain snakeoil. Look at one of the excerpts it's no different than today's way of doing things, where publisher needs to take the help of legal enforceable contracts. Not going into technical details where today'
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Congratulations to the team and hope ML family languages become popular and mainstream. Rust compiler front-end was initially written in OCaml and later moved to rust and dependent on LLVM written in C++. Still Rust became more popular by f
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Good to see some more activity in embedded data space. Earlier used BerkleyDB [1], msql [2] (from where MySQL was built), Postgres 4.2 [3] and now settled on SQLite for all our embedded database needs. When need performance at present just
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Today's terminal has some difference, the fonts should look anti-aliased, flickering should be as minimal as possible, should be able to theme it based on preference. One terminal able to support so many different terminal type VT100,
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Google maps is a bad example in tours rant. Used it to explore many cities, not only turn by turn direction. It worked get although personally like openstreet maps, because I feel one company s shouldn’t control so many aspects of life and
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Please see the issue closed as " WONTFIX " an issue of incompatibility with S3 raised by one member of team [1]. The response from the team: "Issue: I have problems that minio is not listing directories that it does in AWS.
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What I mean is not used in any of my projects or work. I have accessed it when working on Elm, and after loading it once cannot even understand why Elm a language which wants 0 runtime error in JavaScript can even accept such a slow system.
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Well I also don’t understand, I have not used slack and don’t intend to use one either. It’s much worse and proprietary interface, I am happy with IRC and it’s support in emacs with ERC. I just can’t understand many open source project forc
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This is federated video hosting services like XMPP designed for federated communication infrastructure. Player use webtorrent to use BitTorrent protocol for video streaming. This system gives limited control to the company or individual hos
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OOP and Actor model followed parallel paths of evolution: the Actor Model was created by Carl Hewitt based on the message passing semantics of Smalltalk. Alan Kay, in turn had based the message passing semantics of Smalltalk on the goal-dri
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Yes probably viable for you as an individual, this does not collate into viable for most. It’s still a niche inside a niche. People are writing web backend in Haskell for decades, it is a viable choice for very specific niche of web develop
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This framework's core developer has left, probably new community took it over. Hopefully it will continue to be supported and developed. Rust still has a way to go for being a mature eco-system for doing any serious web programming wo
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At present Rust's primary focus is systems programming language, it will take another 3-5 years to be a viable web programming that too in a niche area. I doubt the libraries will be mature enough to provide easy way to build the way o
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Min.io will bite you, if you expect it to work like S3 API, we were bitten by it already as it does not aim for full S3 API implementation and it's not their focus. So be careful using min.io, as cloud storage abstraction library which
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I have been a happy user of fish shell for sometime. It does have some compelling features even though not POSIX compliant. Indeed zsh is inspired by it. I hope one day fish shell can support all the emacs keystrokes besides vi. I am using
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Google App Maker RIP – Shutodwn on 19th Jan 2021
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What happens when you get the coronavirus
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That’s precisely the issue, until and unless enough libraries are created in Rust with little to no dependency on C/C++, it won’t be a significant language but will just be something similar to Haskell may be bit larger. So I still fee
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For the seating arrangement problem in conference everything is in Python and used flask with simple bootstrap and jinja templates.
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I really like the development happening in rust to write some core libraries, but given most hardware still use C for development, I doubt rust will be able to escape the fact that it will have to be a wrapper around C with rust api layer o
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> It’s a big deal. Only time will tell, right now don’t see any real benefits. I do agree though rust is a good attempt to try. Right now majority of the rust libraries depend on underlying C/C++ with unsafe code. Will watch how it
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Guix is a GNU project which underpins today’s largest eco-system of OS, utilities, tools, apps and language related work. It has larger community as well. So although it’s inspired by Nix, I personally will chose it as it has evolved quickl
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