haolez

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by haolez 4y ago
By chance, I happened to stumble across this fringe programming language recently: https://www.unison-lang.org/ The way that it deals with dependencies seems to fix a lot of the problems that the author has mentioned.
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by haolez 4y ago
There might be another advantage here for WASI: you could write a compiler for, say, VimScript and it would translate to this editor's APIs. Sounds like an interesting project to me.
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by haolez 4y ago
Awesome! Do you use 9front?
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by haolez 4y ago
I have a spare mini-PC laying around and I was wondering if any of these OSes might be fun to play with. I'm leaning towards plan9 and 9front. Plan9 seems like an engineering marvel, while still very simple (I've checked the sourc
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by haolez 4y ago
One of the best programmers I know always say that QEMU is the greatest piece of C code that he has ever come across. It seems that there is some very cool preprocessor magic as well, but I've never dug any deeper than hearing him out
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by haolez 4y ago
Well, the idea is to use the specificities of the machine you are running your code to solve a given problem. It's not supposed to be portable, although a god-like compiler might be able to implement those optimizations at some point.
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by haolez 4y ago
I assume the same approach wouldn't be possible on iOS, since it seems very dynamic in nature.
578.
by haolez 4y ago
Until Microsoft start putting ads and Telemetry in your shiny new WSL environment :) I'm seriously considering not upgrading to Windows 11 and just move back to Linux.
579.
by haolez 4y ago
RavynOS is not a Linux distro.
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by haolez 4y ago
Btw, are there any plans for Parse to move from Flow to TypeScript?
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by haolez 4y ago
I've seen a lot more interest for this kind of tool in enterprise environments recently. Never seen this kind of interest before. I'm curious on how this is going to pan out.
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by haolez 4y ago
I'd argue that it's well written, but not well designed.
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by haolez 4y ago
I'm in a surprising situation right now: I've just inherited a huge, well written C# .NET project that's not generating much value to the business. Too much boilerplate, too much unused models and extensions. Things like that
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by haolez 4y ago
"By knowing consumers so well, Big Tech can place ads at the right moment and at the right price. For every major turn in life, the appropriate ad will appear. Say, you are invited to a baby shower. Ultimately you will be bombarded wit
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by haolez 4y ago
I've learned to love newsletters after becoming a hey.com customer. Highly recommend the service. The newsletters become a sort of feed that's actually quite interesting to read.
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by haolez 4y ago
It's fully binary and is document as a Lisp, as far as I remember. It's very nightmarish, but it's from the 80s, so it has its merits for staying for so long.
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by haolez 4y ago
Definitely "O pendrive" in my experience. Never heard the other one.
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by haolez 4y ago
In Brazil it's mostly Pen Drive.
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by haolez 4y ago
I've seen a terrorist propaganda video on Diaspora a long time ago. It had gore.
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by haolez 4y ago
How's the censoring story on PeerTube? The good kind of censoring, I mean. If I'm to use a decentralized service which provides me with content, I want to be able to sensor it against terrorist propaganda, child pornography and th
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by haolez 4y ago
Maybe, or maybe Kubernetes is the new legacy and by 2025 most companies will be using managed services like Lambda. :) I'm a heavy Azure user and you can tell that things are not as well designed and implemented as AWS.
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by haolez 4y ago
I use Chrome Mobile with NextDNS blocking the ads. The experience is mostly the same.
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by haolez 4y ago
It is amazing. It is my main driver right now. If you use VSCode, make sure to set Title Bar Style to custom so you get rid of ChromeOS's white title bar.
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by haolez 4y ago
I'm doing exactly the same.
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by haolez 4y ago
Because it seems that Rails is a lot more productive in the end. It's not a C# shortcoming, but rather a Rails merit.
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by haolez 4y ago
Yeah, I wanted to try it as well, but I don't think the team can handle such a drastic change right now (from OOP to Functional). But it looks like an awesome platform.
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by haolez 4y ago
It's a new company, the system is still small and they just lost 80% of their engineering talent. I think what's left of the system doesn't matter that much (but I'll have to check, of course). They are currently on C# +
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by haolez 4y ago
I'm in the process of transferring from being the CTO of one company to CTO in another one and I'm wondering if I should just start with Rails this time. I get a little uneasy given the popularity of the JavaScript ecosystem, and
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by haolez 4y ago
My aunt had this exact same symptoms. In her case, after years, she was diagnosed with diabetes, which some prior exams had missed somehow. Treating for diabetes fixed her chronic pain. It's just an anecdote, of course. I hope you get
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by haolez 4y ago
That most advice that you receive from your friends and family are mostly bullshit (well intended). Listen to your child's pediatrician and no-one else (at least in my case that's how things went).

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