mfontani

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by mfontani 4y ago
Using neovim + https://github.com/kassio/neoterm I have a similar, possibly simpler, workflow that doesn't require any other program (especially listening willy nilly with no authentication/authorization what
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by mfontani 4y ago
I've personally settled on Dracula, came from Solarized and Nord, stayed with Dracula for the longest time now.
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by mfontani 4y ago
Look on https://perl.careers or LinkedIn or https://jobs.perl.org for remote perl development gigs, and you'll find one sooner or later, assuming you qualify ;-)
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by mfontani 4y ago
Look at https://perl.careers and/or search for Perl on LinkedIn, or look at https://jobs.perl.org . Plenty jobs for Perl developers.
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by mfontani 4y ago
The Language Formerly Known As Perl6 - see https://raku.org/
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by mfontani 4y ago
I'm working at an all-Perl place, and I'm about to move to another all-Perl place. Neither has any plans to move off it. The opposite, actually. Like them, there's likely dozens of others. Dozens, I say!
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by mfontani 4y ago
Perl gets new releases on a yearly cadence. We're now at 5.36 IIRC. A far cry from 5.8 or even 5.10. The new releases usually come with bug fixes, speed-ups, additions to the core language, optional syntax features, etc. The only way o
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by mfontani 4y ago
https://mojojs.org/ might just do the trick?
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by mfontani 4y ago
Seems like a useful replacement for, say, nginx for running static sites in dokku or the like.
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by mfontani 4y ago
"vu vu vu" in Italian
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Write Better Commits, Build Better Projects(github.blog)
20 points by mfontani 4y ago|3 comments
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Mojolicious/mojo.js: The Mojolicious real-time web framework for Node.js(github.com)
2 points by mfontani 4y ago|0 comments
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by mfontani 4y ago
$ perl -E'$s = "bar"; substr($s, 1, 1) = pack("A*", 60); say $s' b60r
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by mfontani 4y ago
"just" use concat or similar (depending on your database flavour) with "?": #!/usr/bin/env perl use 5.020_000; use warnings; use DBI qw<>; my $dbh = DBI->connect('dbi:SQ
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by mfontani 4y ago
See https://github.com/erikbern/git-of-theseus
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by mfontani 4y ago
Aw, no hyperloglog support. So close for my redis use-case
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by mfontani 4y ago
> On app servers: [...] Are "app" servers the haproxy ones or the "web servers", or other ones not mentioned?
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by mfontani 4y ago
> They are still pushing forward adding options to disable features like indirect calls, multidimensional hashes, bareword filehandles, etc. Personally, so long as all that stuff's behind a feature bundle I'm all in favour of i
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by mfontani 4y ago
> They keep eyeing goals like turning `strict` on by default Not unless you declare a version. Old style perl will continue to work as before. If you declare something like: use v5.40; ... then, and only then, you'll get st
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by mfontani 4y ago
To be fair most fibre providers supply their own ONT which you then put in cascade with your router.
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by mfontani 4y ago
Frames are the closest thing HTML has to this
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GitHub tackles leaks by scanning for secrets in pushed code(theregister.com)
1 points by mfontani 5y ago|0 comments
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by mfontani 5y ago
Sigh... another search where "Perl" matches the word "properly" :/
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by mfontani 5y ago
I'm happy seeing random/algorithmically picked stuff shown on the homepage RHS ("Explore repositories") - it doesn't hurt me, and I might find something useful there. I don't want algorithmic stuff on the _main
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by mfontani 5y ago
It can be useful to let you (fuzzily) pick from a list of things to execute a command. I use it to interact with git, i.e.: - checkout local git branch from curated list of branches fed through fzf - cherry pick commits from the previous (@
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by mfontani 5y ago
ElReg's interview: https://www.theregister.com/2022/03/17/ruby_ukraine_zverok/
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by mfontani 5y ago
I've been debugging a sporadic high IO wait time very recently, and we ended up tuning vm.dirty_ratio and vm.dirty_background_ratio. I wonder whether those were already tuned from the very high % of ram default, or whether it could hav
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Cloud Provider Performance Comparison – Perl and More(blogs.perl.org)
70 points by mfontani 5y ago|22 comments
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by mfontani 5y ago
Scalapay divides a purchase into N smaller installments, with no fees. How are they going to make money?
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by mfontani 5y ago
Ha! Thanks for including ElReg :)

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