nesarkvechnep

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by nesarkvechnep 6mo ago
Lisp programmers know the value of everything and the cost of nothing.
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by nesarkvechnep 6mo ago
A few years back I attended a talk by one of the Netflix developers who contributed kTLS. It was very informative as he pointed the reasons why Netflix went with FreeBSD. The first question afterwards was “why not Linux”… Didn’t you listen
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by nesarkvechnep 6mo ago
As long as it's for C/C++ and not C or C++, I'm skeptical.
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by nesarkvechnep 6mo ago
Reading the comments, it looks like some people dismiss IPv6 just because they need to sit down and learn a couple of new things.
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by nesarkvechnep 6mo ago
Reinventing what REST should’ve been.
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by nesarkvechnep 6mo ago
Some time ago I entertained the idea of a Terraform provider for jails. There's no API tho, but that's fixable.
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
It probably won’t work correctly from the get go. But it can be debugged everywhere so that’s good.
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
Yes it is.
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
Never met one who knew about syslog but I'm glad that there's a high chance I'm not right generally.
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
I really hope that I am because I care about it and like to use it whenever I can.
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
LISP like McCarthy LISP?
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
Waiting for the “pf is garbage, use Linux” comments.
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
People don’t care about syslog. 98% of my colleagues haven’t heard of it.
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
My intuition tells me this is similar to Solaris/Illumos Doors.
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
I'm running Sway on FreeBSD daily and it's way snappier and sharper than on any Linux distro I tried. Go ahead, it doesn't hurt.
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
No. FreeBSD enthusiast will tell you there's no need for something even remotely similar. I love the OS but some of the zealots are the reason for the miniscule size of the community.
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
Every move in the concurrency direction is good but I really wanted to see preemptive scheduling and Erlang-like processes.
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
In C++, concepts are essentially generics where templates are more like weird macros.
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
Idris would be even better.
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
By that time you would’ve written the code yourself, only better.
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by nesarkvechnep 7mo ago
You answered it yourself. More mainstream languages have specific IDEs and OCaml is not more mainstream.
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by nesarkvechnep 8mo ago
We've had memory-safe languages for 50 years, don't act like Rust is the first one.
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by nesarkvechnep 8mo ago
I’m always going to like articles introducing people to FreeBSD.
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by nesarkvechnep 8mo ago
The mark and diff functionality is great too.
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by nesarkvechnep 8mo ago
I’m waiting for the kqueue implementation.
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by nesarkvechnep 8mo ago
I also use it every time I need a service which should be restarted on crash. It's a very handy utility.
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by nesarkvechnep 8mo ago
"Furthermore, when this work is combined with the recent std.Io changes, there is potential for users to seamlessly control how libc performs I/O - for example forcing all calls to read and write to participate in an io_uring even
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by nesarkvechnep 8mo ago
Pure functional doesn't mean no side effects but controlled side effects.
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by nesarkvechnep 8mo ago
I hope you didn't get a hangover. They have great tasting beers but put too much sugar in them.
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by nesarkvechnep 9mo ago
There's FreeBSD's Capsicum. It's a full-blown sandboxing mode and capability framework. Unfortunately, Linux didn't adopt it and chose chaos.

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