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by rudolph9 6y ago
A really great non-profit focused on more sustainable agriculture is The Land Institute. Generally people also don’t also understand that some advancements in agriculture take decades or even centuries. One example of an advancement from Th
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Here is the senate page on the Bill https://www.judiciary.senate.gov/press/rep/releases/graham-c... > Bad actors exploit warrant-proof encryption to shield dangerous and illegal activity —including terrori
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Cool! Can you use the json as input?
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Yeah after doing more research I’m leaning towards just writing dot. It does look nice. Still, from a programmatic standpoint is there JSON equivalent? If wanted to build something like WireViz I would think that would be the most strait fo
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by rudolph9 6y ago
I feel like a curmudgeon when say this but tools that make me leave my terminal ultimately never sit well. It always feels so limiting when you hit the point where you’re digging through the guts of some framework that basically a web app p
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Looks like the The dot language originated in something called [Webdot][0] [0]: https://gitlab.com/graphviz/webdot
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Is there a yaml or json dialect for general purposes graphviz? I see wireviz is defined using yaml and builds on graphviz. I’ve always wanted to do more with graphviz but reluctant to use the [dot language][0] graphviz uses by default. [0]:
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Somewhat related is Curry https://www-ps.informatik.uni-kiel.de/currywiki/ It builds off the concepts of prolog in a purely functional strongly typed way. The main compiler, PAKCS, actually targets prolog. Hard to wrap
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by rudolph9 6y ago
I wish more people would adopt (and better formalize) multihash and related projects https://github.com/multiformats/multihash It’s a really simple good idea that has developed in the ipfs world.
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Perhaps I missed it but what are we doing to future proof the hash algorithm to when we need to transition away from sha256? Seems like we’re going to just have the same problem in another decade if we don’t address this now?
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by rudolph9 6y ago
https://nextjs.org/ is a react wrapper framework that has some nice SSR features. It makes a ubiquitous dev experience where the majority of the app can be rendered server or client side. Last time I worked with it about a
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by rudolph9 6y ago
One idea I’ve been thinking about building is sort of a hybrid SSR where you make use of server sent events to continually render more on the page based on the users interaction (most obvious would be scroller). Of course I have yet to inve
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by rudolph9 6y ago
The notable difference between cue and other easy to configuration focused tools is it’s a long way before you hit the bottom! There are still some core features and bugs being worked out but you can do exceptionally interesting things with
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by rudolph9 6y ago
A really great low barrier to entry constraint language building off the concepts of lattices is Cuelang. It’s main developer is a former Golang core developer and the language is a superset of JSON meant for validating yaml, json, csv, etc
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> The problem with a quantum version of general relativity is that the calculations that would describe interactions of very energetic gravitons — the quantized units of gravity — would have infinitely many infinite terms. You would need
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Why do websites hijack the back button? The article was interesting but I’m always turned off by pages to make me hit the back button like 20 times to actually go to the previous page I was visiting.
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All good points but it’s worth noting that in order to install any non-free NixOS packages there is an explicit flag you need to set which affect their entire OS or set of packages on your machine. That said, downloading a jar instead of co
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Yeah this is my take on it too. While I deeply admire the GNU philosophy and practice I debated adopting NixOS or Guix a few months ago and ultimately adopted NixOS as I got the same vibe as you. That said I really want to learn more about
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by rudolph9 6y ago
I like the container support! Declarative containers is an area where Dockerfiles fall short in my experience. I’ve been using the NixOS container support which has drastically streamlined and unified the largely similar but many small var
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Does anyone know of a recent comparison of NixOS vs Guix? Both these projects are awesome and I’m a NixOS user but I want to learn more about Guix. I’ve found older ones but nothing in the past year and with all the recent developments in b
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Does anyone know of a recent comparison of NixOS vs Guix? I’ve found older ones but nothing in the past year and with all the recent developments in both communities I’d love to see a side by side comparison.
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I have! Given the compatibility of tiny go with community packages this isn’t ideal. I think if I was using this I would be building from scratch in which case I would just use rust.
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by rudolph9 6y ago
https://shop.keyboard.io/ Makes great stuff! I have serial number: 32 of their Model 1 that I purchased on kick started years ago. The firmware is all open source and audrino too so hack away!
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Ha yes! That sounds great but theoretically the version of Haskell currently intercepted by ghc could be compiled to beam similar to how there is a compiler for the javaVM. What is fundamentally different about Hamler and Haskell?
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For reference https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/WebAssembly
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I wonder how this will affect wasm targets. I’ve had relatively few errors when using a Golang wasm but depending on the project they wind up being massive! I also hate having to serve a separate js file to simuLate the Golang runtime which
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by rudolph9 6y ago
Just posted something on xpra too! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23494012
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Another option is http://xpra.org/ . It’s a bit more of a commitment as (from what I understand) it replaces you displayManager (e.g. Gnome gdm) and I haven’t gotten around to trying it but I personally prefer Xforwarding o
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Looks really interesting. I‘ve always admired the erlang community but writing slang always felt like something was missing and having recently dove into Haskell this looks like it has a lot of potential. Few questions: 1) how stable is ham
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https://jenkins-x.io/ has brought together a number of open source projects in theoretically a good way but it's still pretty rough around the edges (at leas last time I worked with it in March) and still falls short o

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