pknopf

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   by pknopf 9y ago

   You can take a look at my personal recipes to see it in action. https://github.com/pauldotknopf/darch-recipes I think the documentation does a good job at giving you an idea of how it works. It doesn't take long t
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   by pknopf 9y ago

   If you like Arch, but still want the immutability and reliability of NixOS, you should check out a project I developed, Darch. https://godarch.com/
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   by pknopf 9y ago

   I built Darch to give me what I crave from NixOS. Immutability. https://godarch.com/
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   by pknopf 9y ago

   Hmm, can I reference multiple versions of the same library? Not that I'd want to, just wondering how it works.
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   by pknopf 9y ago

   If library authors can expose types of their dependencies, it still is an issue. Consumers must use the same exact version.
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   by pknopf 9y ago

   One thing I don't like is that sometimes when I reference a go library, sometimes it's vendored dependencies are exposed. This forces me to constantly keep my vendor file in sync with theirs. Is there something we can do about for
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   by pknopf 9y ago

   Thanks! Vendoring needs to be solved and unified, I get it. But to me, the biggest thorn is generics. I have ran into too many cases where generics would have made my life a lot easier.
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   by pknopf 9y ago

   I was being cheeky. Thank you for your attention.
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   by pknopf 9y ago

   Generics first please, I can live with using tools like vndr and deep.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    There is no performance cost. It boots your rootfs/kernerl/initramfs natively. As for SSD usage, your rootfs will never be written to (read only with tmpfs overlay), only reads. You can mount partitions normally with fstab, which
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    I'm here if you guys have any questions.
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    Announcing Darch: A tool for booting stateless operating systems, bare-metal(godarch.com)

    7 points by pknopf 9y ago|4 comments
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    Why make bootable images, as opposed to docker images? What sorts of applications do you see using this?
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    The system will stretch us thin, until we break. I don't know what "break" means, but I don't think it will be pretty.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    I could not agree with this more. gstreamer, gtk, etc, are really easy to work with and browse the source. This is why I love golang as well. Side note, it is funny how much gstreamer and glib try to add c++ "ish" features to c.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    I see. A text file that just declares that "this project uses lib 2.1". It isn't a part of the build system in any way. That would be awesome.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    How would you effectively do this in a way that is cross-build-platform friendly? CMAKE? autoconf? submodules? I don't see that happening.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    Exactly. The tech-stack perfectly slices responsibilities. That is what really motivated me to do it. Seemed like peanut butter and jelly. Also, performance. Anything beats electron.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    This reminds me of the project I am currently working on. .NET/QML https://github.com/pauldotknopf/net-core-qml Not quite production yet, but it will be soon. I'd love to here some input. You can check the un
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    I am currently working on .NET/QML integration here: https://github.com/pauldotknopf/net-core-qml Not quite production yet, but it will be soon.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/aug/28/neo-nazi-sta... I remember seeing the user post the image on T_D immediately. Can't find it now, he likely deleted it. It was highly upvoted. I don&#x
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    There was a T_D user who faked a knife attack. He said it was a black person who did it because "he was white". He immediately posted his bloody hand on T_D and said "apparently I look like a NAZI". It was later found ou
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    The mod stickies are calmer. Here is the first non-stickied. https://g.redditmedia.com/lWzOghJ9C76p2rMmU3CDWhHTtojbXJ9vlu...
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    Nope. Not at all. /r/conservative is perfectly fine, as is /r/politics. /r/The_Donald is effectively 4chan.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    Go to the sub and click the first post you see. Evidence provided. edit: Here is the first non-stickied post I found. https://g.redditmedia.com/lWzOghJ9C76p2rMmU3CDWhHTtojbXJ9vlu... > Here is Hillary Clinton shitting her
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    If you dig into the comments on each of the subs, you will see it isn't just left vs right. One has doxing/harrasment/violence, the other doesn't.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    That place promotes violence and hate on a daily basis.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    Oh, I didn't see that. I thought you meant raw React. But even then, now you want people to learn a new tool to use React "simply"?
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    You are saying this... var rootElement = React.createElement('div', {}, React.createElement('h1', {}, "Contacts"), React.createElement('ul', {}, React.createElem
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    You are right, I see why OP's initial statement was wrong about React being "simple" because you could make it simple. Did Dojo expect the community to use the "optional complexity"?