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by haasn 10y ago
Just reading those 6 bullet points reminds me very, very strongly of the kind of discussions I have with my friends (all of whom are CS students).
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by haasn 10y ago
Here's a website that works without enabling 50 billion scripts, and actually has a usable interface: https://paulschou.com/tools/xlate/
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by haasn 10y ago
`pass` is based on well-established cryptography implementations: GnuPG. GnuPG is recommended by many security experts and used widely by journalists dealing with sensitive disclosures, e.g. the edward snowden documents. It also doesn'
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by haasn 10y ago
Awesome! This was the second of only two steps to remain until I can fully turn on HTTPS. Now they just need support for IDNs (which they've also announced) and LetsEncrypt will be functionally complete from my point of view.
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by haasn 10y ago
Mathematically, structs and tuples are virtually equivalent. They are both examples of the same fundamental data construct: Product types (i.e. grouping multiple values together) The other two most important abstractions are sum types, i.e.
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by haasn 10y ago
Two links that come to mind: - https://github.com/ocharles/netwire-classics - https://github.com/ekmett/lens/blob/master/examples/Pong.hs
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by haasn 10y ago
I can't agree with this article at all. From my experience on contributing to FOSS projects, I feel much better when somebody senior makes adjustments to my code rather than leaving it as-is. Not only does it tell me that they actually
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by haasn 10y ago
Some languages, like Haskell, let you extend the numerical types to whatever representation works well for your causes. A few years ago I wrote a library for embedding units of measure into every figure (at the type level), including e.g. a
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by haasn 10y ago
We use Icinga 2 at work which serves our needs well enough. The configuration was a bit of an initial hurdle when coming from icinga 1 / nagios - the config syntax is essentially an EDSL for programming your monitoring requirements - b
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by haasn 10y ago
My 2 cents: After using CTRL+] to navigate to a tag's definition, I like to use CTRL+O (“out”) and CTRL+I (“in”) to traverse through my location history. (Also, vim-autotag regenerates tags just fine for me)
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by haasn 10y ago
My first thought when reading this title was “Let's Encrypt”. https://letsencrypt.org/2016/06/22/https-progress-june-2016.... claims LE has issued 3.8 million live certificates covering 7 million unique