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by jolux 3y ago
Note that Erlang has maps since OTP 17, which I believe are implemented more efficiently than dicts.
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by jolux 3y ago
> I think DevBox make use of an index where it shows the nixpkgs version for different versions of different software Correct. > It's a reasonable tradeoff that nixpkgs provides the latest, and if you want anything other than wha
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by jolux 3y ago
What, this? https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/our-response-to-nextdesk/
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by jolux 3y ago
I still think Wirecutter is good for getting a basic understanding of a product category and major brands within it. Often I will go directly to those brands' websites to look at the rest of their products, and to other review sites to
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by jolux 3y ago
Molekule didn't only advertise their products as VOC filters though. They advertised them as filtering particulates, which they apparently didn't do.
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by jolux 3y ago
The default installer doesn't even support uninstalling Nix, which was a real pain when I tried to do so. > We think it's perfectly okay to have that kind of distribution of labor in OSS, where core/upstream things need to
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by jolux 3y ago
> Not sure I'd use the term "hacks", but there are several ways you'd be able to refer to a v1.1 package, depending on what you're trying to do. Yeah, this is the part I find a bit silly. There should be one way
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by jolux 3y ago
Oh yeah, I have no criticisms with how that project is being run. But obviously they still decided to launch it instead of working to upstream it.
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by jolux 3y ago
It seems like the Nix community is already headed towards a soft fork. DetSys already provides their own Nix installer, and now FlakeHub. Jetpack has Devbox, which is an entirely different interface over flakes. I’m no Nix expert but I’ve u
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by jolux 3y ago
He was the CEO, if he wanted it done it would have happened.
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by jolux 3y ago
Jobs is the guy who claimed they were going to make it an open standard originally.
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by jolux 3y ago
Apple ended up in a battle with a patent troll over FaceTime, which could be part of why it hasn’t been opened up.
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by jolux 3y ago
duo.google.com redirects to meet.google.com on my iPhone.
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by jolux 3y ago
It was a video call service: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Duo
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by jolux 3y ago
Recruitment and propaganda for the general public.
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by jolux 3y ago
That depends. I think that's a bit deep for pattern matching personally but I've evolved on this over time.
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by jolux 3y ago
Elixir is much the same as Erlang in this regard.
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by jolux 3y ago
> no error checking at all First of all: this example is a one-off script, so error handling is not as much of a concern (you'll notice the first expression installs packages, this is not how production apps should handle dependen
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by jolux 3y ago
I really hope 2018 wasn't seven years ago.
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by jolux 3y ago
I’d also like to add that the Access module provides generic access to key-value collections just like Enum does for sequences.
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by jolux 3y ago
yeah, I keep Emacs open just for Magit even when using other editors.
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by jolux 3y ago
Go use Magit! Probably my favorite part of Emacs.
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by jolux 3y ago
Yeah I've heard a lot of mixed things about their software support but I did a lot of research and people seem to say it's gotten a lot better over the past couple years. I certainly wouldn't say any of it feels like a beta,
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by jolux 3y ago
I just bought a Ubiquiti Dream Machine SE along with a U6 Enterprise a few weeks ago and so far it’s my favorite tech purchase ever. The management interface is years if not decades ahead of everything else I’ve used before. My only complai
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by jolux 3y ago
Haven’t seen it mentioned yet so I’ll just say we use Kinesis Data Streams with enhanced fanout at work and it seems very minimal in terms of operational overhead if it fits your needs.
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by jolux 3y ago
I see after I posted you edited to mention Agents, Tasks, Oban, and gen_statem. What do you use gen_statem for? I'll admit its intended use-case has always seemed pretty narrow to me, but maybe I just don't understand it very well
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by jolux 3y ago
Ah I see. Yeah, Phoenix definitely gives you a lot out of the box. I think for webdev it's probably enough. This is a pretty straightforward Phoenix app for example, only uses a couple GenServers: https://github.com/mbt
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by jolux 3y ago
> I've never written a genserver in any professional project I've worked on Wow, that's quite surprising! We use GenServers quite extensively at work. The most interesting usage is probably this application, which uses Gen
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by jolux 3y ago
Sorry, could you tell me what "STOP-A" means?
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by jolux 3y ago
Our researchers concluded that the compromised MSA key could have allowed the threat actor to forge access tokens for multiple types of Azure Active Directory applications, including every application that supports personal account authent

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