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by nesarkvechnep 9mo ago
Early Hip Hop DJs used this exact property to go straight to the drum break and not waste time waiting for it.
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by nesarkvechnep 9mo ago
Problem which plagues 90% of the people? How to overcome it?
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by nesarkvechnep 9mo ago
Yes, I just ranted, sorry. I share your view about Gleam.
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by nesarkvechnep 9mo ago
I’ve been doing Elixir for 9 years, 5 professionally. Nobody cares about ad-hoc polymorphism. The community doesn’t use protocols except “for data”. Whatever that means. Global singleton processes everywhere. I’m really discouraged by the p
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by nesarkvechnep 9mo ago
Argh, a few screenshots would’ve been nice. There’s none to be found in vui.el’s repository.
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by nesarkvechnep 9mo ago
It’s just a feeling, man.
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by nesarkvechnep 10mo ago
For 10+ years in the industry I can safely say that almost nobody knows or cares about HTTP caching. It’s sad.
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by nesarkvechnep 10mo ago
I thought it is something like Liquid Haskell...
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by nesarkvechnep 10mo ago
If we embraced REST, as Roy Fielding envisioned it, we wouldn't have this, and all similar, conversations. REST doesn't expose identifier, it only exposes relationships. Identifiers are an implementation details.
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by nesarkvechnep 10mo ago
Yes but my problem wasn’t with the user data pointer but the fact that I needed a STATIC generic lambda. Static because the C library then forks and continues to call the lambda in the new process but I also type based conversions in it.
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by nesarkvechnep 10mo ago
I know about this technique but it uses too much unsafe for my taste. Not that it's bad or anything, just a personal preference.
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by nesarkvechnep 10mo ago
I'm thinking of using C++ for a personal project specifically for the lambdas and RAII. I have a case where I need to create a static templated lambda to be passed to C as a pointer. Such thing is impossible in Rust, which I considered
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by nesarkvechnep 10mo ago
I’m yet to see a spreadsheet workflow successfully replaced by something else.
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by nesarkvechnep 11mo ago
Well, take the corporate and user interest which Linux sees into account. FreeBSD is a niche desktop OS. We can’t expect everything to work. The easiest way is for me and you to start contributing and things might change for the better.
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by nesarkvechnep 11mo ago
Wait until the author discovers FreeBSD’s Capsicum. I believe it’s superior to most of the APIs provided by other major OSs.
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by nesarkvechnep 11mo ago
Because, you can iterate on the spec with all the stakeholders without ever writing a line of business logic. There are tools which can create a dummy web server from the specification and you can build clients without implementing business
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by nesarkvechnep 11mo ago
Like most thing in web development, this is backwards. Applications should be generated from the spec, not the other way around.
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by nesarkvechnep 11mo ago
Because of pf[1]. It's just a very capable firewall with a pleasurable configuration language. [1] https://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/
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by nesarkvechnep 11mo ago
What's wrong with using any BSD? Can't people use whatever suits their needs?
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by nesarkvechnep 11mo ago
How rewriting something internally makes Racket not mature? Sounds like refactoring to me and with an extensive test suite there's nothing to be hysterical about.
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by nesarkvechnep 11mo ago
Yeah, in Java…
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by nesarkvechnep 11mo ago
As a BSD enjoyer and paid to write Erlang, I have nothing but love for SCTP.
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by nesarkvechnep 11mo ago
These days I've been using the `daemon` utility in FreeBSD whenever I need to run some long running program as a daemon. This allows me to not even bother with flags, double forks and so on.
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by nesarkvechnep 11mo ago
In my opinion this is the path forward. I can already imagine Hashicorp Nomad orchestrator, with the podman driver, running fleets of FreeBSD containers.
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by nesarkvechnep 11mo ago
I really don’t like jail managers because I need to learn a non-standard way to operate jails when I already know the manual approach. I just wouldn’t miss the boilerplate. Also, OCI containers > jail managers.
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by nesarkvechnep 11mo ago
I hope OCI containers support make this boilerplate obsolete.
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by nesarkvechnep 11mo ago
As soon as I saw the author uses OCaml for a class, I immediately knew the analysis will be somewhat superficial. No wonder, remembering my limited understanding when I was studying. Thank you for your comment because I've been meaning
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by nesarkvechnep 1y ago
Good thing that React devs usually don't want to have any knowledge of anything else to begin with.
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by nesarkvechnep 1y ago
You just don't want to accept that when people say containers, they don't mean jails or LXC...
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by nesarkvechnep 1y ago
REST is the solution to this but it's reduced to JSON RPC over HTTP nowadays.

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