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Why offer an Onion Address rather than just encourage browsing-over-Tor?(alecmuffett.com)
250 points by kettunen 5y ago|130 comments
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WhatsApp Co-Founder Is the New Acting CEO of Signal(vice.com)
3 points by kettunen 5y ago|1 comments
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by kettunen 5y ago
What room do you use in the house? Living in a one-bedroom apartment, so I have set my work desk to my bedroom. I once did my work on my "music corner" in the other room but quickly realized that it hindered my work since it was s
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by kettunen 5y ago
Recently started a new small side business focusing on audio software. Unfortunately this world involves pretty much solely C++, so guess I need to start learning modern ways of writing it. While I hate it, thankfully modern C++ feels prett
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by kettunen 5y ago
Big fan of https://danluu.com . Also recently stumbled upon one of his posts that lists various different programming blogs worth a read: https://danluu.com/programming-blogs/ . Found quite a few interesting
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by kettunen 5y ago
Author here! This is an old post of mine which I happened to find useful. Orchestration of jails moved quite bit forward lately! For example, you can manage your jails quite nicely with containerd today! See great post from Samuel Karp abou
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FreeBSD Jails for Fun and Profit (2020)(topikettunen.com)
280 points by kettunen 5y ago|154 comments
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by kettunen 5y ago
Many people tend to assume goto is bad design, and while it definitely can be, there are some great uses for it especially on low level code. I feel like this idea of goto being bad dates back to Djikstra's essay about the subject. I t
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DoorDash to Buy Finland Food-Delivery Startup in Deal Valued Above $8B(wsj.com)
9 points by kettunen 5y ago|3 comments
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by kettunen 5y ago
Yeah, these kind of statements feel very “empty” to me. That’s probably true that you could do everything with Nim, it’s also true that you can do everything with every language. Should you? That is another question.
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by kettunen 6y ago
Big reason why industry have chosen C or C++ in these safety critical applications is the fact they are standardized and their caveats are well known. Two years is definitely too short time for Rust to become something so stable that it cou
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Ask HN: No-code computer science books
2 points by kettunen 6y ago|1 comments
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Best practices can slow your application down(stackoverflow.blog)
195 points by kettunen 6y ago|186 comments
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by kettunen 6y ago
Personally I come from Common Lisp world, so can't say much about other Lisps tooling. In CL I just mainly use couple of different implementations, whatever might suit for the job best. Mainly SBCL with some CCL and ECL thrown in there
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by kettunen 6y ago
I'm a Lisp programmer amongst many other languages, but its quite sad that people quite often tend to say some anecdotal quotes from Graham or Raymond when this question is asked without really giving a good practical reason on why to
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‘Pro Tools proficiency’ may be keeping us from diversifying audio(theverge.com)
3 points by kettunen 6y ago|1 comments
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Creating Comfy FreeBSD Jails Using Standard Tools(kettunen.io)
123 points by kettunen 6y ago|30 comments
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Reawakening Long Lost Habit (Or Forming a New One)(kettunen.io)
1 points by kettunen 6y ago|0 comments
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by kettunen 6y ago
Seems like very suitable for his character. Anyway, this is a big loss...
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Show HN: Simple tool for keeping your forks up-to-date(github.com)
2 points by kettunen 7y ago|0 comments
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Chapter 0 – (when cloud-native Lisp)(kettunen.io)
1 points by kettunen 7y ago|0 comments
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by kettunen 7y ago
Be Here Now by Ram Dass
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by kettunen 8y ago
Personally I love coding, but I don't do it primarily for a living. I do work with code daily, but more in the side of quality assurance and DevOps. This I why I can focus to code various things that are interesting for me (multiple o