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by setheron 5y ago
I got an email asking for second change pool so I clicked it. Sorry. Didn't know someone else submitted.
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Shrinkwrap: Taming Dynamic Shared Objects(fzakaria.com)
12 points by setheron 5y ago|4 comments
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by setheron 5y ago
I actually wrote somethijg recently related to RPATH in Nix you might find interesting https://fzakaria.com/2022/03/14/shrinkwrap-taming-dynamic-sh...
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Shrinkwrap: Taming dynamic shared objects(fzakaria.com)
1 points by setheron 5y ago|0 comments
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by setheron 5y ago
Honest question: are sanctions that affect normal citizens OK if it's through SWIFT? In my mind that would cause the populace to be more frustrated with Putin for what he's done.
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by setheron 5y ago
Genuinely curious why not?
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by setheron 5y ago
Wow. This is amazing. This is the bar needed for many learning resources. Thank you.
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by setheron 5y ago
You should lookup Morel by Julian Hyde for something similar as well.
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Computing all output paths in Nixpkgs(fzakaria.com)
1 points by setheron 5y ago|0 comments
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Shrinkwrap: Freeze Elf Needed Dependencies(github.com)
1 points by setheron 5y ago|0 comments
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by setheron 5y ago
This script is a great pitch why Nix is the future. Using these scripts as a way to give "reproducible" build environments is just doomed.
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by setheron 5y ago
I find when I do code-search, similar code that is copy and pasted into multiple repositories (vendor code) is always a problem too. Skipping well known vendoring directories would be cool too.
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by setheron 5y ago
When I was at Amazon long time ago, there was a suite of tools that would use structured text. I think it was called "recs"
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by setheron 5y ago
I worked tangentially with Chris at Oracle's public cloud offering. His work and train of thought on how to approach systems was always inspiring.
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by setheron 5y ago
Wow I remember using Ion back at Amazon in 2012. I can’t remember but I think the order data warehouse was using it … I also now remember back to using something that was akin to FaaS but wasn’t called that. I could give them a JAR of some
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by setheron 5y ago
Lookup Apache Calcite that does most of what you describe. You can contribute to the project.
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by setheron 5y ago
Love it. This is pretty useful to see how patchelf in NixOS works.
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by setheron 5y ago
This piece doesn't have much substance. tl;dr; starting a huge VM takes time. JRuby and it's active maintainer @headius have been great to work with. Surprisingly a very vibrant and active community.
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by setheron 5y ago
Pretty neat. Probably an interesting concept to make use for IPFS as well rather than S3
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by setheron 5y ago
My biggest gripe is that the logs are in a binary format.
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by setheron 6y ago
Never heard of manifold. Thanks for sharing.
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by setheron 6y ago
This article talks about doing fixup changes while working on the "plan". The utility offered though doesn't address the fact that now non-related changes are still bundled together. We've just managed to write the git c
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by setheron 6y ago
I'm actually stoked for jpackage, muslc and the vector API. Just finished my CPU architecture and enjoying to see the new trend to adopt vectors again in the USA
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by setheron 6y ago
I'm not sure either. It wouldn't take Sorbet much to support both. Sorbet goes beyond merely typing method signatures since you can add variable typing too which helps the static analysis infer more types.
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A JRuby and Sorbet Reflection(fzakaria.com)
2 points by setheron 6y ago|2 comments
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by setheron 6y ago
Once Nix moves more to fixed output derivations this will be killer! You can easily upgrade dependencies by having the linker resolve to different libraries without needing to rebuild the world while still retaining a sensible memory model.
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by setheron 6y ago
Calcite has planning rules to "push down" filters to the underlying adapter. So I could push down filters to Git itself if that makes the scans any faster.
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by setheron 6y ago
After having seen this I wrote up https://github.com/fzakaria/calcite-git to demo doing this easily in Java using Apache Calcite
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by setheron 6y ago
The big idea in Nix is the view that the filesystem is like mutable memory in a programming language. You wouldn't give access to memory raw without any safeguards. (Typical package managers can just arbitrarily dump files or remove f
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by setheron 6y ago
I love the simplicity of Maven and declarative build tools vs imperative. The problem is Maven has a huge legacy code base and sees very little improvement. Its ability to concurrently build modules is flawed and it doesn't have increm

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