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Notes on Astricon: Sangoma still does not get Open Source
(fredposner.com)
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kimi
4y ago
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Storing better build information in Elixir releases
(hexdocs.pm)
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kimi
4y ago
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kimi
4y ago
The problem is that every time you install something it will update a gazillion dependencies because there is a minor version difference in a library I don't even use. And of course I did not ask for those binaries to be upgraded. When
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Weak default ARI password actively exploited to steal traffic on FreePBX systems
(community.freepbx.org)
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kimi
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A library to keep track of build information on Elixir releases
(github.com)
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kimi
4y ago
I'm thinking more of all the cruft that goes to handle state on the client and keep it synced to the server in your React app. Redux and the gazillions of other packages which names sound like warthogs having breakfast.
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kimi
4y ago
Magic does happen: you are rendering a table on the client, pause to fetch data on the server, and display it. And it looks like a PHP page written in Clojure.
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4y ago
This is major - potentially killing off a thousand tons of boilerplate. Not sure if it is too late, because Elixir's LiveView seem to have gotten important because it works around the same issue. But it's time to push the wooden s
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kimi
4y ago
Exactly. And when one side needs the other, it makes magic happen.
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A curated list of resources on Behringer 2600 / ARP 2600 synthesizers
(github.com)
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4y ago
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kimi
4y ago
This is what happens when you have an architect design something cool. It does look cool and will end up in the MoMA, but you cannot put a sheet of paper or a coffee cup on it, and your neck will break apart from the strain.
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Current issue with Teams down: who is affected?
(twitter.com)
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kimi
4y ago
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QueueMetrics+Teams: pains from idea to implementation with MSTeams Voice
(queuemetrics.com)
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kimi
4y ago
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kimi
4y ago
> If I knew that everything I have is built on genocide, I would feel pretty wrong. If I knew that everything I have is built on genocide is called human history. And I have a feeling that if the victims had been more lucky as to be the
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kimi
4y ago
For the level of analysis of this piece, they could definitely be real. One second-hand case? Lots of funny pictures? is this a way to demon-strate anything?
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4y ago
I find it laudable that the EU would fund open source projects with grants, and that the output of such projects is fully available (schematics but also articles). There should be more of it.
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kimi
4y ago
I mean, today it is nothing special.... the GUI is awful as ever. But at the time it was huge.
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Qasarbeach – a Fairlight CMI IIx synth/sampler on steroids
(adamstrange.itch.io)
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kimi
4y ago
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kimi
4y ago
Thanks - will make good use of this tip.
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Extracting data from Ms Teams telephony: from idea to product
(queuemetrics.com)
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kimi
4y ago
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kimi
4y ago
"we had a free afternoon so we evaluated a grand total of 80 x-rays with the statistics toolbox of stats 101".
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kimi
4y ago
And tax authorities may wonder whether setting up a foreign company was for tax reasons only, and decide that you still owe taxes on everything and that you are a tax dodger. So talk to a specialized tax accountant who know their stuff (and
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kimi
4y ago
I guess so. In any case you have to declare revenue and ownership, or commit tax fraud. Consider that in some countries (eg Italy) running a foreign legal entity but being based in the country means that said legal entity must pay taxes in
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People (even open source maintainers) have lives and jobs and other interests
(github.com)
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4y ago
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kimi
4y ago
Yes that's a pain
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kimi
4y ago
Why do you need to "forget" ? I either change a test, or - wordst case - redefine it as being empty.
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kimi
4y ago
Not sure what you mean here, but... no. You can rebind, of course, but I never found myself in a situation where the REPL was too bad to be used. I usually restart the REPL only when I add a dependency, so it will be fetched without me cari
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kimi
4y ago
I feel it would be safe to say that "AI models that x are not as accurate as reports might suggest" for the current hype values of x.
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kimi
4y ago
Modern Clojure includes that - it's deps.edn (though I'm good with Leiningen). And ditch Emacs (unless you are already using it/used to it) and try VSCode + Calva that runs basically out of the box. Exceptions... yes.... they
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kimi
4y ago
What is there to install? once you have Java, there is nothing else but Clojure itself (that is a Java library...)
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