pshirshov

54 ms·

931.
by pshirshov 5y ago
> magically bring a trustworthy iPhone competitor into existence Well, purchase a Pixel 5, install CalyxOS or Graphene, lock bootloader again. Job done. Probably you'll lose some convenience, but you know, you may always ask some FO
932.
by pshirshov 5y ago
> If the FOSS community wants consumer adoption, ratio of pontificating about to building consumer products needs to be much lower. Actually it's not like FOSS community is fighting for your adoption, you know? It's you who sho
933.
by pshirshov 5y ago
Nice goal, though I doubt it may get good traction. FreeBSD kinda sucks in hardware support. E.g. it still can't into 802.11ac. Which is a boomer for any laptop.
934.
by pshirshov 5y ago
Sounds alike to distage?.. https://izumi.7mind.io/distage/
935.
by pshirshov 6y ago
There are A LOT of improvements (e.g. session management, dynamically spawned services, networking, bluetooth, thunderbolt) which were made possible by systemd, udev and dbus. I'm not saying that UI/UX is good. It sucks. It does n
936.
by pshirshov 6y ago
Realistically, you have two options: to use Linux or to trade your control and freedom for convenience. In case the control and freedom are important for you, why not to switch to Linux, purchase Pinephone or Librem, use DD-WRT/VyOS&#x
937.
by pshirshov 6y ago
Desktop linux still kind of sucks because there aren't enough people writing desktop linux software which does not suck and not enough people paying for that. Also there are enough people in linux community who still hate/disappro
938.
by pshirshov 6y ago
I'm happy to pay for good FOSS and open hardware and I'm paying. Also I'm trying to avoid any proprietary and especially cloud-connected things. You are generalizing too much, there are enough people who are happy to pay for
939.
by pshirshov 6y ago
> The reason is that only after the new(result, finalizer) call the compiler knows that it needs to generate a custom destructor for the CustomObject type, but when it compiled tricky the default destructor was used. I'm wondering w
940.
PowerToys Keyboard Manager(github.com)
1 points by pshirshov 6y ago|0 comments
941.
Constructive Test Taxonomy(blog.7mind.io)
2 points by pshirshov 7y ago|0 comments
942.
Unit, Functional, Integration? You are doing it wrong(blog.7mind.io)
5 points by pshirshov 7y ago|0 comments
943.
by pshirshov 7y ago
Thank you, I know. Though I need to build ScalaJS (and I have one small Scala Native) project. This is a total no-go for Bazel. Unfortunately.
944.
by pshirshov 7y ago
> not worthwhile Why so? > and OT Not at all. In both cases it's about roles.
945.
by pshirshov 7y ago
> Monorepo/multirepo and monolith/microservice are orthogonal concepts. Yes and no. In both the cases it's a story about components and their isolation . > they may end up building a distributed monolith Yup, seen th
946.
by pshirshov 7y ago
But... we do better things than microservices: https://github.com/7mind/slides/blob/master/02-roles/target/...
947.
by pshirshov 7y ago
> Monorepo shortcomings 1 and 2 seem like bullshit to me. It's a blogpost and the author didn't try to build a total and exhaustive formal system. These shortcomings are not absolute truth but actually they are true. I've
948.
by pshirshov 7y ago
> VCS access control are the wrong tool for solving the "people use code they shouldn't" complaint. I agree > The actual solution are build system ACLs. Or, maybe, better languages enforcing better design. In most of th