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by q3k 6y ago
I do understand that, and I do want someone to hold my hand when it comes to Haskell library choices :). But it would be nice to be able let me replicate all the deployment/development setup aspects in a style that doesn't have an
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by q3k 6y ago
> I really don't want to have to wade through library choices and configuration each time I start a project. I think this is a false dichotomy. You certainly can have an opinionated way to setup a project that 90% of people use at f
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by q3k 6y ago
I've tried this out a few days ago. I have some basic theoretical Haskell knowledge, but not much practical experience. However I do have some significant Nix experience. Ended up not even going through the beginner tutorial, as the in
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by q3k 6y ago
ISPs generally are able to pinpoint the originator of the traffic, ie. for a given connection 3-/5-tuple provide information on the originating customer, their physical address, contract data, etc. This is the tradeoff when registering
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by q3k 6y ago
You do realize you can get people in trouble for proxying traffic even to legit websites? Like, get someone a visit from the cops because someone else used their connection committed wire fraud on an auction site. Your product is irresponsi
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by q3k 6y ago
I can confirm that, uh, the Index exists and is good. Not sure what else you want to know.
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by q3k 6y ago
There's nothing forcing them to release new phones now instead of delaying and releasing a better product.
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by q3k 6y ago
For a distributed filesystem's redundancy to be working in my book, it has to actually be able to reconstruct itself after unavailability/failure, which Seaweed seemingly doesn't do. Additionally, something more complex than
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by q3k 6y ago
$6k for an internal perimiter SSRF that led to source code access? What a joke.
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by q3k 6y ago
Sure, but Python and Python developers don’t hype up its type system to be the solution to all your programming woes :).
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by q3k 6y ago
Agreed. I have a strong background in 'bad' programming languages like Go, Python, C. Half a year ago I had a short stint at a Haskell shop and was thoroughly disillusioned. That particular 'writing against the compiler'
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by q3k 6y ago
Here's a sample: “To ostatnia niedziela” - Petersburski/Friedwald, as sang by Mieczysław Fogg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-hg58QQmdc “Tango Milonga” - Petersburski/Włast: https://www.youtube.
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by q3k 6y ago
I mean, it depends on the person and the color scheme. I appreciate being able to turn off very colorful output if possible, as it does tend to distract me sometimes. The color schemes I pick/design for myself tend to be muted, while a
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by q3k 6y ago
Google tried with GAE, which is much closer to the Borg model (“I don't care about VMs, just run this code somewhere for me, and make it scale, make it automatically have access to a database”), but the world wasn't ready for it.
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by q3k 6y ago
I thought this was common practice in US universities, in the form of so called 'legacy admissions' [1]? [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legacy_preferences
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by q3k 6y ago
From a quick skim through the code: - it first, if not yet present, starts Linux, via normal Linux kernel load. It passes over some pointers from DOS into /init arguments so that /init can know about DOS' context when Linux w
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by q3k 6y ago
> I would love to know why people are downvoting? I didn't downvote, but your post seems to come from a place of privilege. It puts your comfortable, posh 'digital nomad' touristy lifestyle as something that is worth sacri
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by q3k 6y ago
I've been using iwantmyname.com both as a registrar and domain search engine. Never had a name sniped from me.
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by q3k 6y ago
Once you dispatch your binary/text protobuf into a proto message type however, you do get type safety, and it makes sense to carry over that type safety to implementing languages. Plus, Any [1] is an effort to standardize the ability t
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by q3k 6y ago
It's the only real alternative implementation (and more precisely, a fork of upstream protobuf), _and_ there is strong cooperation [1] [2] between both projects to maintain a level of interoperability. And, it's not even protobuf
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by q3k 6y ago
It's 'only' really 4 (two of them are gRPC implementations). But yeah - this is one of those things that makes me stay with Go instead of moving over to Rust for my backend SOA/microservice work. In Rust, for everything
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by q3k 6y ago
Type safety for your serialization/RPC layer.
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by q3k 6y ago
From pb-jelly-gen: > The core of this crate is a python2 script codegen.py that is provided to the protobuf compiler, protoc as a plugin. That's... surprisingly janky. Not only Python tooling is always painful to deal with (compared
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by q3k 6y ago
> If I were serious about being cross platform, why wouldn’t I just buy a Mac since it can run Windows, Linux and Mac software and I can build both Android and iOS software? I personally wouldn't buy one as it's not worth the m
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by q3k 6y ago
I think that's missing the point. Sure, it's not far off the price of a computer - but it's still not an amount of money that you spend on a whim just because you need occasional access to macOS. It's the price of a (sec
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by q3k 6y ago
That's a lot of money for the vast majority of software developers outside of the SV bubble.
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Bazel, Haskell, and Build-System Joy(blog.sumtypeofway.com)
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by q3k 6y ago
Because you lose the 'single head' concept of actually being able to always have a clear view of the current newest version and of linear version history. The ability to map a single revision number into the state of _all_ source
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by q3k 6y ago
Yes. But I also really dislike some displays that some people love, like Macbook displays. So, you know, de gustibus.
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by q3k 6y ago
Do you need more performance benchmarks? Here's my experiences on Linux (NixOS). I've done some light Blender work on it and it handled things just fine. Haven't tried GPU acceleration for Cycles, though. If I bump up thermal

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