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Yesod Tutorial 2. Playing with Routes and Links | FP Complete
(fpcomplete.com)
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Operating system - What is good about the BSDs? - Server Fault
(serverfault.com)
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Nothing really matters
(areyoufuckingcoding.me)
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14y ago
Theo de Raad's analysis of the problems with releases of current open-source projects is pretty impressive.
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AsiaBSDCon 2009:The OpenBSD Release Process: A Success Story
(youtube.com)
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What is web framework to use while developing in Go language? - Stack Overflow
(stackoverflow.com)
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Myths of Running: Forefoot, Barefoot and Otherwise
(well.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Distribution choice - What do different BSDs have in common? - Unix and Linux
(unix.stackexchange.com)
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My OpenBSD story
(blather.michaelwlucas.com)
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14y ago
It is one of the minor features mentioned in what's new, but support for 'posix_spawn' is very important for users like me who want to use OpenBSD for software development.
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OpenBSD 5.2 Release: Nov 1
(openbsd.org)
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14y ago
Fantastic! I love fanboyish opinions. :) OpenBSD installation this weekend for me. I love to try out distros/OSes.
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Why is Linux more popular than BSD?
(serverfault.com)
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Linux: Use the source, Luke
(apcmag.com)
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BSD 4 Linux users by Dru Lavigne
(youtube.com)
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FreeBSD finally gets debian-like package management
(ivoras.net)
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Dann Washko - Linux From Scratch
(youtube.com)
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SouthEast LinuxFest - Introduction to PC-BSD
(youtube.com)
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Vincent Batts - Slackware Demystified
(youtube.com)
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Package and dependency management shouldn't put you off Slackware
(my.opera.com)
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Apart from Racket, Chicken Scheme is the most active Scheme and it has a lot of libraries (eggs as they call it) from OS interface to amazon web services and web frameworks.
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14y ago
Why do you think easier generics is not that important? I find that complexity of a statically compiled language increases manifold because of the way they handle generics. Do you think complexity does not increase or do you think complexit
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14y ago
I am quite impressed with the design of Rust. For any strongly typed-language, I am always curious about how it handles generics. Most new languages will take in functional language features now a days and so does Rust. But, I think its kil
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Making services with Liberator - Clojure REST library
(yogthos.net)
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14y ago
Go, Samsung, go!
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Time to take Scala more seriously. WIth Java Stalwarts jumping onto Scala bandwagon, it looks like it will supplant Java in the near future.
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Installing Gentoo/Funtoo on an Eee PC Netbook
(blog.nerdworld.org)
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Three years with Gentoo
(blog.yjl.im)
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Linux Core Concepts - Funtoo Linux
(funtoo.org)
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Press Release: Sabayon 10 with Amazon EC2 support
(sabayon.org)
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