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by pknopf 7y ago
Why do you say that?
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by pknopf 7y ago
Just remember, coming out with a V2 that has no upgrade path, while still supporting and improving V1 and V2 doesn't count. ;)
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by pknopf 7y ago
Exactly. It's more of a problem of it's community. I don't mean offense, but JavaScript is just so accessible and easy to get into, that's it's flooded with people who haven't had time to learn the instincts th
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by pknopf 7y ago
Pro tip, just creating your own schema. Tailor it to your theme. Here is my resume (as YAML): https://github.com/pauldotknopf/resume/blob/staging/resume.y... This file is consumed and used in a very smal
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by pknopf 7y ago
I use it as a test camera source. https://github.com/pauldotknopf/raspberry-pi-camera-source/r... I can't wait for my Pi 4 to get in so that I can have a test 4k60 source.
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by pknopf 7y ago
Darch does this as well: https://godarch.com/ However, you can use Ubuntu/Debian/Void as well. Here are my personal recipes: https://github.com/pauldotknopf/darch-recipes PS: I'm the aut
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by pknopf 7y ago
lol, nope. It was a pattern I saw with Hugo and other Go projects.
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by pknopf 7y ago
The "building" feature of Docker is very much applicable to VMs/bare metal. There spirit of this feature is just "building a root fs". There is no concept of "containers" or "vms".
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by pknopf 7y ago
Author of Darch here, if anyone has any questions. Here are my personal recipes: https://github.com/pauldotknopf/darch-recipes
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by pknopf 7y ago
The "test drive" allows you to run it in a VM. https://godarch.com/test-drive/ Check this: https://pknopf.com/post/2018-11-09-give-ubuntu-darch-a-quick...
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by pknopf 7y ago
https://godarch.com/ It integrates directly with Grub for easy booting.
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by pknopf 7y ago
Author here, if anyone has any questions. I've been using it for over a year with Ubuntu. Here are my recipes: https://github.com/pauldotknopf/darch-recipes
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by pknopf 7y ago
Deb/rpm please!
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by pknopf 7y ago
This is all very depressing. I got a kid on the way too, I need to reinvent myself.
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by pknopf 7y ago
I'm starting to realize I'm not good with people either. I've got a problem with everyone and everyone has a problem with me.
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by pknopf 7y ago
What if another heartbleed happens? Wouldn't it be better to update a single shared library?
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by pknopf 7y ago
To keep my system clean, I use Darch. https://godarch.com/ Every boot is a fresh install. Any one-off only becomes persisted unless I add it to my recipes. https://github.com/pauldotknopf/darch-recipes
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by pknopf 7y ago
Idk, but Microsoft cites these differences for the performance improvement. Maybe things can be speed up/cached when you are one-to-mapping the syscalls to NT kernel.
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by pknopf 7y ago
Translating syscalls to the NT kernel is slower than running Linux with a virtual filesystem.
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by pknopf 7y ago
WSL2 now uses VM technology, so the performance is now a lot better.
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by pknopf 7y ago
With the new WSL2, you can run Docker natively!
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by pknopf 7y ago
You can use the open source version of Qt with LGPL for commercial products.
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by pknopf 7y ago
If you aren't doing AOT, why use CoreRT over CoreCLR?
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by pknopf 7y ago
I would rather stand on the shoulder of giants and use Qt. You can use .NET Core with Qt/QML. https://github.com/qmlnet/qmlnet
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by pknopf 7y ago
> the closest I know is Qt Which you can use .NET Core with! https://github.com/qmlnet/qmlnet
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by pknopf 7y ago
Hardly. They are achieving this by bringing Mono more "in-the-fold", making it interchangeable with CoreCLR, and ensuring CoreFX runs on every runtime. It seems that are leaning on Mono because of it's AOT abilities, which do
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by pknopf 7y ago
I look at this ".NET 5" thing as a PR move to end full framework. "We aren't ending full framework, we have .NET 5!" If you are developing new apps in full framework, you are doing it wrong.
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by pknopf 7y ago
> you could have pushed solution a bit more to create the github issue when creating blog posts I guess, if my solution were a "product", as opposed to a one-off.
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by pknopf 7y ago
Yeah, but that feels like a square peg/round whole. What if someone comments in the issues directly, on GitHub?
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by pknopf 7y ago
Not likely, since it sits on top of GitHub issues.

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