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by noloblo 4y ago
yes No need to use flash usb drive just enter in terminal curl https://alx.sh | sh to install asahi linux Dual boot on m1 or m2 MacBook apple silicon
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by noloblo 4y ago
also No need to use flash usb drive just enter in terminal curl https://alx.sh | sh to install asahi linux Dual boot on m1 or m2 MacBook apple silicon
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by noloblo 4y ago
go is imperative but there are functional elegant styles borrowed from otp/erlang in ergo https://github.com/ergo-services/ergo https://memo.barrucadu.co.uk/three-months-of-go.html
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by noloblo 4y ago
debugging dynamic python and imperative stateful python after a certain code base size >10k LOC gets extremely painful for any meaningful scale you are better served by basic FP hygiene as evidenced in haskell elixir CL/racket or ru
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by noloblo 4y ago
isn't that changing with elixir seeing a huge resurgence and haskell with tweag/well-typed/serokell success stories?
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by noloblo 4y ago
when it comes to slightly more non simple use cases involving parallelism and concurrency python and their imperative kin starts falling quite short of basic needs that are easily satisfied by fp languages like ocaml haskell racket common l
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by noloblo 4y ago
What are atoms
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by noloblo 4y ago
haskell, FP RNNs: http://karpathy.github.io/2015/05/21/rnn-effectiveness/ https://hackage.haskell.org/package/grenade haskell, composing well FP, succintness is important for comple
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by noloblo 4y ago
this is perfect for my usecase in firefox and mainly text only browsing, vim is perfectly designed to use the limited keyboard options and even more limited cognitive load humans can handle [alt shift ;) you know what i am talking about]
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by noloblo 4y ago
From my initial review of growth since launch in 2014 Phoenix elixir seems to be by far the best web solution of all the contenders I would say it's a mature platform supported by gcp as well as other major cloud computing providers Th
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by noloblo 4y ago
Is this parser available for educational purposes on github thanks
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by noloblo 4y ago
What are the major differences between elixir and erlang? Does elixir lose some of the advantages of the rock solid erlang improved over the years at Ericsson
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by noloblo 4y ago
it is very healthy for mental therapy sessions >> But for a few thousand people, the mental health support they received wasn’t entirely human. Instead, it was augmented by robots. >> “People who saw the co-written GTP-3 respons
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by noloblo 4y ago
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf -L https://install.determinate.systems/nix | sh -s -- install on wsl 2 doesnt work gives error and quits saying can't get lock on /etc/passwd pid 629
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by noloblo 4y ago
>> Most companies will rewrite the high-performance component in the proper manner and continue to do everything else the way they did. they do and when they need it is not in python or asyncio wonder why it is usually in cpp,java,erl
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by noloblo 4y ago
https://edisciplinas.usp.br/pluginfile.php/5023569/mod_resou... elixir fp pdf that helps clarify why is more elegant than python or cpp
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by noloblo 4y ago
In a multi core world concurrency and parallelism are no longer pet use cases. Unfortunately The slowness of python, gil and really bad design choices of Asyncio in python 3 relative to how elegant parallelism and concurrent programming is
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by noloblo 4y ago
Can they add backwards compatible to all vim key bindings then that gets very useful like neovim and unlike a vim like plug-in on vscode
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by noloblo 4y ago
Elixir haskell and erlangs concurrency and parallelism story far outweigh any imperative pythonic benefits or idioms IMHO
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by noloblo 4y ago
Running auto vacuum periodically keeps the Psql instance from crashing
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by noloblo 4y ago
I think this article does capture the magic of elixir phoenix live view that is impossible in the async await madness hell in python. I cannot wait to try elixir Phoenix live view, elixir |> pipes, :atom pattern matching and ets pids to
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by noloblo 4y ago
What are the design goals of helix other than neovim in rust without all the original vi/neovim key bindings sans extension interface b
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by noloblo 4y ago
Electron makes it too slow neovim and sublime are snappier it's not even funny
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by noloblo 4y ago
No neovim is much better and easier and retains most of the vi keystrokes while helix breaks some common vi keystrokes And no extension interface for helix another big positive for neovim and even vi
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by noloblo 4y ago
Yes my problem with helix is when the keystrokes that are muscle memory in Vim don't have any actions in helix this makes it problematic to move to helix over moving to neovim for example neovim retains most if not all the vi keystr
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by noloblo 4y ago
What's lunarvim what are it's advantages over space or ASTRO Vim
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by noloblo 4y ago
AFAIK is not fully compatible with Vim keystrokes
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by noloblo 4y ago
Use neovim or astrovim or spacevim These are setup perfectly and come with just the right batteries installed
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by noloblo 4y ago
please email me for haskell help if you do not mind
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by noloblo 4y ago
Is there a haskell transpiler that converts well formed well formatted code to this obfuscation format?

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