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811.
by e12e 3y ago
> And I'd like to be able to create applications that run without shipping the entire Smalltalk VM. There's always a javascript vm... https://squeak.js.org/
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by e12e 3y ago
See my earlier comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38983228
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by e12e 3y ago
You jest, but Norway has "Ocean parrots" - the Atlantic Puffin: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantic_puffin
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by e12e 3y ago
> the concern is not about adding rocks and dirt to the ocean. That's not entirely true: https://www.hi.no/en/hi/temasider/ocean-and-coast/mining-was... > Dumping large quantities of sand and
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by e12e 3y ago
See the Norwegian Ocean Research Institute page on the topic: https://www.hi.no/en/hi/temasider/ocean-and-coast/mining-was...
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by e12e 3y ago
Did you buy any devices via? https://www.wirepas.com/partner-products/ ?
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by e12e 3y ago
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/how-to-determine-if-am... > Some unsuitable workloads for DynamoDB include: > Services that require ad hoc query access. Though it’s possible to use external relational
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by e12e 3y ago
The other post referred to, but not linked, as best I can make out on mobile: http://antirez.com/news/140
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by e12e 3y ago
Looks like the "d" in "git" was upside down from the start...
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by e12e 3y ago
Fwiw I think fossil excels for this type of use-case.
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by e12e 3y ago
Sure, llms don't do discreet math or logic directly. On the other hand, they write surprisingly good code. I'm guessing we'll see llms that do input>program(s)>run>summarize>output I'm not really disagreeing
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by e12e 3y ago
A wiki is a wiki wiki (quick, fast) web. It's defining characteristic is quickly and easily user-editable. Your current product isn't a wiki generator, it's a website generator. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by e12e 3y ago
Then again - moving up to 68000 there's the Commodore Amiga, Machintosh, Atari ST... At least the Amiga had C compilers (I assume all of them did).
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by e12e 3y ago
> So I recently took at broad look at some of the old C compilers and wrote an article about it. Do you have a link or reference? Doesn't appear to be on your blog? https://www.deusinmachina.net/t/programming
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by e12e 3y ago
Should work if the worker behaves like a traditional backend and return/proxies html pages rather than JSON?
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by e12e 3y ago
Gnumeric isn't in main on Debian/Ubuntu anymore? Ed: looks like it is in universe on Ubuntu - you have universe enabled? https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=gnumeric Ed: Did you apt update? Core pieces of
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by e12e 3y ago
There's always smalltalk for a different approach I suppose? https://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/692 I'd guess starting with something like Godot game engine and then going back to the theory later would be more s
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by e12e 3y ago
Have you tried gnumeric?
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by e12e 3y ago
> The hard part is honestly just having access to a DB server for testing. Fwiw Microsoft SQL server is available as a Linux Docker build: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/linux/quickstart-insta... Or
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by e12e 3y ago
> I'm not a fan of the endless unstructured yaml in Kubernetes (I'd much rather have something that can be schema checked easily for config that huge) but I wouldn't use Groovy for that either. Wait, there's yaml with
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by e12e 3y ago
It seems to be the contemporary way for Android projects?
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by e12e 3y ago
Oh no, more yaml? It must be strictly worse than xml and groovy? Who are these people that enjoy yaml, and why? It's so easy to get indentation and lists wrong (yes, with editor support).
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by e12e 3y ago
For everyone (predictably) discussing Gradle vs Maven vs x, I recommend the (linked) article/opinion piece by the author: https://blog.frankel.ch/final-take-gradle/
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by e12e 3y ago
> Case in point: The length of the README in this "Modern gradle" reference repo - that's a lot of complexity just to get dependencies, compilation, tests, and packaging. I prefer to copy-pasta some XML fragments and move
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by e12e 3y ago
> And, we also have on-prem and open source if you really need something air-gapped ;) You support a self-hosted foss solution that enables on-prem wpa3 eap tls?
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by e12e 3y ago
Right. I think it makes a lot of sense to integrate Radius in your product. But the only way giving full trust to a third party ca could be dubbed "NSA-grade" - would be that it puts you within the reach of the NSA by way of an NS
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by e12e 3y ago
But there's a link so you can lease one in the cloud... If you want to self-host, see eg: https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/FreeRadius_EAP-TLS_configu...
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by e12e 3y ago
Yeah, this isn't really "running at home" - which is a bit disappointing as smallstep does good work on the foss/self-host side of things (I guess this shows their seller side). FreeRadius can help: https://wi
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by e12e 3y ago
I see the measurements on the homepage lists zed and sublime as basically the same. Anyone know how they measure - and how helix and neovim compare? I'm not bothered at all with helix startup time...
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by e12e 3y ago
Mint? ;)

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