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by dzsekijo 2y ago
Borgo https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40211891
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by dzsekijo 2y ago
I've set up myself once to learn Helix. First there was Kakoune that sounded exciting with its new modal model, but what had me wanting to really give Helix a go, beyond being exciting, was that it advertised itself "batteries inc
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by dzsekijo 2y ago
I don't fully get the story. Was it Calanacis who ditched the Econ reporter? He is the one among the All-iners who voted Harris. See https://audioboom.com/posts/8589911-bonus-episode-with-jason...
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by dzsekijo 2y ago
Yeah. But I think the goal was here to sugar the syntax while keeping semantics intact.
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by dzsekijo 2y ago
In my previous workplace I used to use Workflowy to keep my to-do list in. I had a script that generated OPML from data pulled from Bugzilla / GH Issues / Jira, which then I could paste into Workflowy and from that on, update it i
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by dzsekijo 2y ago
The post says "Most of our Ruby code reads like English, but that’s not the case when we combine multiple DateTimeFns class methods", and to illustrate this, gives the following agreeably ugly example: DateTimeFns.add_minutes(
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by dzsekijo 3y ago
However, these days AI assisted tools can be involved in the task.
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by dzsekijo 3y ago
That's true but you must give the source to your customer and they should be free to redistribute.
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by dzsekijo 3y ago
Well, but then Red Hat's T&C may be a violation of GPL. Red Hat bases its model on dwelling in the grey zone. So if Rocky aspires to be a Red Hat clone... they can adopt this bit, too :)
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by dzsekijo 3y ago
What stops then someone to buy a RHEL subscription for the purposes of setting up an unofficial RHEL source mirror?
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by dzsekijo 3y ago
'i.reddit' is still available by appending '.i' to the url
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by dzsekijo 3y ago
I don't see why to stick to being a JavaScript subset. Yes, in the olden days it was practical with JSON that there is no need to write a dedicated parser, just pass the data to eval(). Nowadays you should not pass anything to eval, ap
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by dzsekijo 3y ago
What I miss from JSON5 is a dedicated date/time type (TOML eg. does have it!). I understand that this would be a step beyond mere syntax sugaring, but I'd still prefer this trade off.
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by dzsekijo 3y ago
The Show HN you want: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35654401 Update: Ah, sorry, "iOS", "Firefox", I missed that. I leave it here still, to honor the pain it took me to dig it up.
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Show HN: Chatbladder, a Ruby wrapper for Chatblade(github.com)
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by dzsekijo 4y ago
Best gimmick ever. This did work out on me to get me subscribed ;)
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by dzsekijo 4y ago
I use Xhyve to spawn a Linux VM on Mac. For what I need it works well, so I haven't looked for alternatives. How that compares to Qemu?
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by dzsekijo 4y ago
Thanks for the Kiwi hint! Exploring it now.
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by dzsekijo 4y ago
It's anecdotical, but I did use to have the common nitpicks with Firefox, the slight but annoying incompatibility with that what where the net is evolving these days, and weird performance chokes. Then in the last few months... I notic
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by dzsekijo 4y ago
What I enjoy about Ruby over Python the most is not intricacies of the OO implementation or delicacies of metaprogramming, but a good support for functional style. In ruby, statements are expression-like, they have a return value. Also, wit
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by dzsekijo 6y ago
I'm also in RH. Our team is on Google Chat for some years now. Ironically, I preferred IRC as I could run my own instance of Weechat continuosly on a server and logged all conversations, so could extract information from history by gre
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by dzsekijo 6y ago
This is a confusing example, because in a REPL steps of compilation and evaluation are interleaved. Indeed, can you write a program for CLISP that works like this: - takes one command line argument (a file name) - reads in the given file, i
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by dzsekijo 6y ago
Do you know of any unlimited free cloud storage service? I know just one, that's being Telegram.
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by dzsekijo 6y ago
Adding this, for sake of completeness (I have no experience with it, just yet another Go JSON project aiming at high performance). https://github.com/minio/simdjson-go
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by dzsekijo 6y ago
I checked Hungarian, it's simply "core készült" ("core has been made"). I guess they did not want to go too far with translating "core" as possible faithful translations would collate with expressions for
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by dzsekijo 6y ago
Well some aspects are still not clear. If this thing was originally called "segmentation violation", who, when switched to calling it "segmentation fault"? Why we don't get Segmentation violation (core dumped)
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by dzsekijo 6y ago
THere is a subtle but significant difference between the approaches of Deno and Go. Deno directly use standard URIs to import packages. Go imports syntactically appear as schemeless paths, which boils down to the semantics of importing URIs
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by dzsekijo 6y ago
For example https://deno.land/x/ is effectively nothing but a URL redirect server, where it rewrites URLs to include a git commit-ish reference in the redirected URL. So https://deno.land/x/oak@v4
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by dzsekijo 6y ago
https://saagarjha.com/blog/2020/05/10/why-we-at-famous-compa... :P
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by dzsekijo 6y ago
> The answer is "yes, there is a decision algorithm"? Indeed. > What would that decision algorithm be for this particular function (odd_perfect_number)? Either of () => True or () => False where '()&

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