setheron

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by setheron 3y ago
I'm still in the 'meh' camp for flakes. I use niv and it gives me enough usability. I find the need to include additional libraries to make flakes usable for some reason a weird hurdle I don't personally enjoy (i.e. fla
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by setheron 3y ago
Wow. Neve heard of these features. Would love a link to a great write up.
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by setheron 3y ago
How does one debug the Linux kernel ? I want to step through some portions. Even with UML it sounds arduous
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by setheron 3y ago
Is it worth paying for workspace? If I'm a single person? I'm open to paying $100 for Google products. I already paid for Google one
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by setheron 4y ago
Like the forced vacation. Djshshsbsb sjs Very cool concept.
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by setheron 4y ago
When did Yegge join source graph?
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What if everything was a database?(fzakaria.com)
1 points by setheron 4y ago|0 comments
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by setheron 4y ago
Still fleshing out the domain model (would love some contributions) but feels nicer to use than readelf or objdump
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Analyze ELF Binaries Using SQL via SQLite Virtual Tables(github.com)
3 points by setheron 4y ago|1 comments
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by setheron 4y ago
Does anyone ever feel older in their head than their body after their 20s?
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by setheron 4y ago
Ruby definitely optimizes for the writer but it fails for the reader (a saying I say quite frequently at work).
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by setheron 4y ago
Why shouldn't this be upstreamed?
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Mapping Out the HPC Dependency Chaos(arxiv.org)
49 points by setheron 4y ago|28 comments
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by setheron 4y ago
What's the context?
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by setheron 4y ago
Bought the book....kind of shallow. It's more geared to the user facing side or how to specify compiler command line flags.
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Resources to learn to build a dynamic linker
3 points by setheron 4y ago|3 comments
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by setheron 4y ago
Love my sauna but never know if I'm staying too short or too long to achieve the positive effects. I stay in maybe 5-10 minutes and have it reach 200F
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by setheron 4y ago
I can never wrap my head around writing a tool chain in bazel
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by setheron 4y ago
Thanks for posting :) Happy to answer questions on it.
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by setheron 4y ago
Funny enough I introduced Nix to our company which was acquired by Google -- so Google has software leveraging Nix. (I got Google to in fact sponsor Nix which was nice too. A small amount but it was meaningful to me).
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by setheron 4y ago
I wish this blog post had more meat to it. It was pretty minimal on information. This is also due to the fact that I tend to value Graham's posts highly :)
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by setheron 4y ago
Love the idea and we are all thinking Nix needs the Docker treatment. I believe though that something has restart from scratch rather than rely on Nix. Nix ushered the idea but needs a new face. Building on top of it may be too problematic
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by setheron 4y ago
Is there is there a good deep dive explaining how the actual portable executable works? The original blog post is kind of light on the details.
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by setheron 4y ago
I introduced Nix into our build setup as well. We are an acquisition within Google and it's been quite a fun adventure incorporating it alongside Bazel. Nix has been great but I've run up against a few thorny edges. Luckily I&#x27
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by setheron 4y ago
I was always surprised how fast they got NoMachine to work on the VPN. In today's world with tools like Nix and more hermetic build systems that include libc, the need to build on RHEL5 wouldn't exist. Of course it's always g
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by setheron 4y ago
It's more complicated because these clang tools need a compilation database.
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Why doesn't Bazel offer more out of the box?
1 points by setheron 4y ago|2 comments
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by setheron 4y ago
Doesn't bazel already calculate a minimum build set based on changed files?
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by setheron 5y ago
I don't use Guix but use Nix. How does this compare to Home Manager ? Guix always seems like it has a cleaner well thought API, especially when reading the examples.
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by setheron 5y ago
That's interesting. I'll have to think on why (or profile) the ld.so.conf.cache way is faster. Thanks for the profile.

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