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Haskell.org is down(haskell.org)
3 points by klrr 14y ago|1 comments
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Hoogle is down
1 points by klrr 14y ago|0 comments
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by klrr 14y ago
This is bad.
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by klrr 14y ago
Still some learn it before they're even 15.
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by klrr 14y ago
The title is very misleading, judging the whole userland with this example is just unfair, besides, FreeBSD's one isn't pretty either still the OP choose to only bash on GNU. Also, if you actually read the code it's the --help that takes up
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by klrr 14y ago
To help the community, aka make the community you're in liking you better so you feel better. Humans are selfish, open source let you be selfish while contributing to humanity.
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by klrr 14y ago
Extremely sorry, now I feel really stupid.
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by klrr 14y ago
My statement about OSI was wrong, but Ubuntu is free of charge and will always be. Canonical can't charge for software they have only partly written.
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by klrr 14y ago
Programming inside the game sounds really interesting. I really hope they focus on 0x10c, although it won't be as big as Minecraft obviously.
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by klrr 14y ago
Just a note, I think Ubuntu is marketed as an open source OS, the OSI definition says it has to be freely distributed. Strangly enough it's free software that is free as in freedom, not as in free beer, open source is free as in free beer (
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by klrr 14y ago
This is awesome, now I have something to do tonight. :-)
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by klrr 14y ago
You mean unconsciously wanting to get upset about it, or do they really just go around trying to find stuff to hate on?
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by klrr 14y ago
Holy shit, they have to take it down immediately.
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by klrr 14y ago
I don't get who go around and take these "gender issues" seriously. Is it femenists, males, females, trolls? (or something else not listed of course)
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by klrr 14y ago
Altough I agree with most stuff, I would rather form it so it encourage kids to start early. Starting early is what "talent" really are, the ability to learn.
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by klrr 14y ago
Julia looks a bit like Lua.
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by klrr 14y ago
I learned C as first language. I haven't used it for any real-world work, but it was fun way to get into programming. K&R told me not just C but how to program, then I read TUPE which told me how to effectively use the best development
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by klrr 14y ago
I know many other communities and industries these actions Adra did would made her banned (forever) for much less things.
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by klrr 14y ago
Its community is great.
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by klrr 14y ago
$ man man # best way to start I could also recommend TUPE[1], it teaches you how to effectively use the command line and write shell scripts. 1. The Unix Programming Environment by Brian Kernighan and Rob Pike.
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by klrr 14y ago
This seems very similar to plan9 in the goal that a network can be managed as a single system.
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by klrr 14y ago
I'm no expert, but I think Haskell is the most practical of the non-practical languages.
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by klrr 14y ago
Well, OpenBSD is more secure, and are less likely to break. OpenBSD is top quality into its core, even their release model is much better than FreeBSD's.
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by klrr 14y ago
I don't understand, how can some wacky desktop be harmful to OpenBSD if they introduce low-level dependencies difficult to port over? I don't think any OpenBSD user are even interested in using systemd, pulseaudio or any of those end-user a
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by klrr 14y ago
Similar things happen here in Sweden. Peter Sunde, the public face of TPB was a activist fighting for less fucked up copyright laws etc. He got blacklisted as a Neo-nazi by Sweden's feds SÄPO. Very sad, but not very suprising.
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by klrr 14y ago
I think it really stands for "super user", here's its man page from Unix v1 http://man.cat-v.org/unix-1st/1/su .
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by klrr 14y ago
Well, I don't actually know since I don't probably gonna use it. But it's still nice to see that GNU is getting their own distribution.
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by klrr 14y ago
Bmote: This is part of the Guix project and will bring a official bootable system from GNU, one with Linux-libre and one with HURD.
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by klrr 14y ago
I meant that you should setup a simple environment, setting up a partition and chroot into it. Learn the kid to use man(1) and ed(1) and after that let him/her play around. I heard someone doing this with his 5 year old kid on the OpenBSD m
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by klrr 14y ago
What's wrong with learning kids Shell scripting? I think most Unix-like OS's are good for learning, behind the complex layers of abstractions lay the simple command line. Excellent for programming without any distraction.

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