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by koito17 3y ago
I should have clarified what I meant with the 2GB figure. I am counting the memory consumption of everything: running Linux (specifically Fedora Server 38), running k3s (which means CoreDNS, Klipper, Traefik, ...), running the oauth2-proxy,
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by koito17 3y ago
Our own private, self-hosted Forgejo instance that we use often enough that using it as an identity provider is not a big hassle :) If you have no cookies or expired ones, oauth2-proxy will take you a page with a simple "Log in with Op
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by koito17 3y ago
I was getting login pages last week when attempting to start meetings. Ironically, this led me to self-hosting Jitsi with the Jitsi Helm chart and putting it behind oauth2-proxy so my friends and I can use it. Deploying Jitsi with the Helm
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by koito17 3y ago
I cannot emphasize how much of a game changer SB-SIMD has been for writing performant numeric code in SBCL. Being able to experiment with AVX intrinsics in a REPL has been quite the experience for me.
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by koito17 3y ago
Ah, so it is closer to a Hindley–Milner type system than something like Typed Racket's type system. Typed Clojure is largely based off of the latter and takes inspiration from some papers on local type inference[1] and [2] to handle mu
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by koito17 3y ago
How does Coalton's type system compare to that of Typed Clojure? Recently, Typed Clojure received huge improvements to local type inference such that (let [f (comp (fn [y] y) (fn [x] x))] (f 1)) can be inferr
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by koito17 3y ago
The font rendering problem is very interesting to me because I have always found Firefox to use the same font rendering as the rest of my system, meanwhile Chrome has this universally thin and conspicuous font rendering across all systems I
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by koito17 3y ago
The meaning of "mainstream" changes throughout the years. Remember that Common Lisp started as quite literally the XKCD joke of "14 competing standards", except it actually worked -- in the sense that this 15th competing
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Datomic Local Is Released(blog.datomic.com)
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by koito17 3y ago
Clojure users tend to prefer tiny libraries that excel at one task and compose them together. While Pedestal is definitely a framework, its eclipsed by the sheer popularity of Ring (HTTP abstraction library similar to Rack), where you roll
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by koito17 3y ago
I am actually a bit surprised there are any clusters out there exposing their service ports. Do people not run firewalls in their nodes? Sure, it may cause some headaches due to a range of random IPs and random ports that Kubernetes expects
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by koito17 3y ago
Increasingly more sites are getting stuck in a Cloudflare verification loop on my end. I use Firefox on the beta channel, and I do have a few privacy extensions and a heavily modified user.js. If you want to give in to the browser fingerpri
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by koito17 3y ago
Your first paragraph is spot on. A quick look at the ToC made me think it's a "how to reproduce every r/unixporn screenshot ever" rather than teaching something interesting about Linux for people well-versed in administe
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by koito17 3y ago
These are called "Renaissance apps" by GNUstep users. They are apps designed such that you can run them on both GNUstep and Cocoa. There used to be a tutorial out there, but the site is gone now. Here is an archive link to it: ht
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by koito17 3y ago
Quite literally a meme: https://youtu.be/jlPaby7suOc?t=75 One of the funniest Conj talks ever.
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by koito17 3y ago
Well-deserved retirement! I recall a history of Clojure paper mentioning that Rich was using his retirement savings in the years spent to build Clojure[0]. This provides a lot of context as to why he has wanted to maintain ownership and tig
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by koito17 3y ago
For the specific case of "burning" some Linux distro's installer to a USB drive, I've always found those .img files much easier to deal with than ISO files, simply because a single dd(1) invocation is all I need to &quot
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by koito17 3y ago
I noticed <details> made the list but not <summary>. Is the latter a well-known tag compared to the former? In any case, semantic HTML is nice because they usually have good accessibility attributes by default. In general, <s
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by koito17 3y ago
The reason for this is quite simple: portability. Quicklisp also uses plain TAR files to distribute dists. Why? Because quicklisp has a built-in TAR extractor written in 100% standard/portable CL. This allows Quicklisp to run on just a
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by koito17 3y ago
I use Clojure at work but wow do I miss just about everything about Common Lisp whenever I have to debug anything or want performant code. Being able to be in nested errors and click at any part of the stack to inspect lexical bindings is e
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by koito17 3y ago
> Is this production ready? It's been worked on for several years AFAICT. It's only very recently that it got a public release, but it was built specifically for use in Hyperfiddle, the company of Dustin Getz (also the same per
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by koito17 3y ago
You can use React with Electric if you want, though it is not really necessary because Electric already has fine-grained reactivity and can save you from the usual headaches with server-side React. With that said, people have used Reagent i
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by koito17 3y ago
TL;DR: The blogger took 4 Python projects, rewrote them in Haskell, and 3 of them had type errors. Therefore unit tests are not replacements for static typing. --- I don't get how this post says anything about unit testing or static ty
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Applying the Art of CLJS Front End(code.thheller.com)
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Codeberg Is Down Again(status.codeberg.org)
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by koito17 3y ago
I'm assuming the "by the Bluebook" implementation they're referring to is this: https://github.com/devhawala/ST80 It's nice to use, but awkward because almost nobody has a three-button mouse la
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by koito17 3y ago
Overall looks cool, but how does its implementation of IRC compare to other clients? How about support for extensions like XDCC?
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by koito17 3y ago
I've wanted to use this for a while, but I've always wanted something not requiring a web browser and not a pain to set up on SBCL (McCLIM has one dependency that always causes compilation errors, but I forgot it's name since
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by koito17 3y ago
...or "on-demand VPN server" in the case of UpVPN. But none of these alternative names market as well as "Severless", so we're stuck with "Serverless" whether we like it or not.
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by koito17 3y ago
How does this compare to a SQUUID for sorting or nano-id for human readability? Both are options I've used in the past when using databases like Datomic or XTDB. SQUUIDs in particular because I have a UUID that can be ordered by timest

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