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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
For what its worth, Scrubs did put a real number in one of their episodes. They had a real phone that went around being answered by cast & crew and everyone had a blast. They remember it quite fondly. 2000s were a different time.
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
> Was there any reason for that? Perfect is the enemy of good, and good enough is the perfect enemy of better. Unix/Linux were/are good enough for vast majority of world's needs. So anything better is not worth the hassle.
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Xkcd Color Survey Results (2010)(blog.xkcd.com)
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
I tried to look around, but is there a blog or something detailing before/after/why etc.? Should be very interesting read..
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
Tangential, but what's the best way to get Elixir dev environment with database on Windows? A friend and I have been trying it for a project and for a NixOS dweller like me it was less than 2 minutes of work. But for her it has been ne
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
It doesn't matter how many people are on twitter, because all the journalists are already there. They pick the official's tweets and turn it to news.
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There seems to be okay-ish activity on the repo: https://github.com/triplea-game/triplea/commits/master
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Pretty sure Target use{sd} it, because they're the ones who sponsored original flakes implementation.
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You are right of course. NixOS ain't for the faint of heart. OTOH it finally got me over my fear of being a n00b and just use the source.
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
Neither does Apple. Beyond providing initial download the apps run on phones paid for by users and any back end runs on servers paid for by developer.
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> Only projects that sign in are receiving funds. Are you also only receiving funds for projects that sign in? Otherwise it seems awful lot like impersonating someone else and withholding money until they finally sign into your platform.
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
CI can definitely done on mailing lists. The interface is bit worse than PRs, but I'm sure with enough imagination that can be overcome. Pulling local trees has been absolutely better IMO with mailing list. I can literally with single
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
My personal experience has been very opposite. All the relevant mailing lists for my interest projects have web interface/archive, I can selectively reply/participate in any or no ongoing threads, and stop at any time.
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
As someone who formerly used to be in no-ML camp, I am proudly converted. Mailing Lists are decidedly democratic, and have least barrier to entry. It is also technically superior in providing unified interface to patches, communication, bug
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
I agree. I can't even remember why I was so scared of trying out email + path workflow, but after trying it for just 1 time I was convinced. It is so obviously good way to manage patches, you get a unified interface to bugs, patches, c
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
Funny, that. Emacs-lisp is probably the single biggest Lisp in 2022, certainly by number of users, and most likely also by total SLOC in the wild.
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
I understand where you are coming from, but in my case having anything be auto-installed is just a pain. My distro of choice is NixOS where installing stuff works fundamentally different from most other distros. When I tried it, lsp-mode ju
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
*eglot (short for Emacs polyGLOT) And major difference is eglot is slimmer compared to lsp-mode, integrates with and relies on built-ins more (xref etc) rather than inventing its own paradigm, is less cluttered by default and IME less buggi
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
Everyone's favourite subset of functional features is different, of course. I am still early in my career. I'm still discovering stuff for first time. I've also found that I am much more likely to use streams, lambdas, Option
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
> In my experience the Clojure community is pretty tone-deaf when it comes to critisim. Its quite frustrating actually. The people who are likely to be greatest advocates of the language (its a new-age Lisp!) are likely to be vocal about
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
Clojure has an OS/2 problem in that one of the biggest selling points is Java compatibility. But, clojure is different enough from Java, and that difference is actually another one of biggest selling points, that using Java libs from C
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
As someone who really really tried to like Clojure, here's the issues I faced, roughly in order starting from biggest: 1. No framework. Clojurists tend to prefer libraries and I would too, but for a newbie starting out, when every othe
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Systemd Credentials(systemd.io)
4 points by e3bc54b2 4y ago|0 comments
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
> The price jump between levels is now a joke. It has always been a joke. Now it just ain't funny anymore.
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Cat9 – terminal liberated CLI shell(youtube.com)
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Whipping up a new Shell – Lash#Cat9(arcan-fe.com)
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
RSS feeds currently fill this role and honestly I don't feel the need for base torrent protocol to support it. It does its job and it does it well, same as RSS.
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
Nice! About time unilateral arbitrary bans on good tech by stupid beurocrats and naive courts gets challenged.
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They're probably both flexing. TSMC is so valuable because Apple's reserved high end high volume orders allows them to expand capacity, Apple probably also is a tester for new tech. They'll both come to terms in some middle g
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by e3bc54b2 4y ago
Right, I am just as much of a n00b at crypto as next guy/gal, but here's my understanding. GP mentioned that detecting switcheroo is not possible because both original and new secret will be encrypted by the same public key. Until

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