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4y ago
https://fasterthanli.me/articles/i-want-off-mr-golangs-wild-...
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4y ago
Indeed, and there's still folks out there holding the line that C is not an acceptable replacement for Common Lisp :)
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4y ago
If anyone is curious, the reason that says "most non-research languages" and not "all non-research languages" is pretty much Ada.
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4y ago
pretty sure mastodon is a bog standard Rails app
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4y ago
On the flipside, it's unclear to me why the penniless should care what the best outcome is for "the public," as nebulous of a concept that is.
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4y ago
Adding a touchscreen to the vehicle's infotainment system is absolutely not required for text entry when you are already connecting a device with a touchscreen to that infotainment system. Carplay/Android Auto devs just aren'
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Pre-Push
(git.sr.ht)
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4y ago
XDG has real practical benefits, though.
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4y ago
Sourcehut.
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4y ago
MIT still requires the license text to be included with the source. Copilot, if it is not fair use, violates the license of MIT code it re-emits.
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> People's disguste is based on the assimilation of what they thought was a human trait being machine derived from their work. No, people's disgust is with Microsoft violating their legal privileges. > The copilot service ba
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The Battle for Control of the Dashboard
(caranddriver.com)
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4y ago
wow, this is cool! the quickjs running with syntax highlighting working really caught my eye.
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Practically-Exploitable Cryptographic Vulnerabilities in Matrix
(nebuchadnezzar-megolm.github.io)
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4y ago
Interesting to fork an old version of Qt ostensibly to remove qmake when simply updating the version of Qt you use would also accomplish that goal. Personally I'm not sure I see the utility in this if something as baseline to typical Q
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Mercurial has the obvious correct answer to this problem: Store diffs with snapshot checkpoints. That is, store diffs, but once you reach a critical number of diffs, store a snapshot instead of a diff so you can efficiently compute any spec
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4y ago
What are these things?
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EA launching kernel-level anti-cheat
(bluesnews.com)
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4y ago
Slack already does offer an in-between, as you can allow edits and redaction for a specific time frame, after which the chat history becomes immutable to all non-admins.
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4y ago
I was lucky enough to have learned Erlang in college and I had a similar "mind-blown" experience right in the middle of the lecture hall. When I use most other languages ever since, there's always a part of me that knows this
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From Power Up to Bash Prompt (2000)
(web.archive.org)
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Factor: A Practical Stack Language
(factorcode.org)
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You can do that today, with Erlang, with relatively little setup
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On the flipside it seems like we could really easily end up in a situation like the whole thing about dinosaurs having feathers. If the 10% of surviving information isn't a representative sample of the other 90%, the conclusions future
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4y ago
try gitlab or sourcehut
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Ironically when I tried to run that in vterm in emacs it triggered an Emacs command which failed.
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Conflict-free replicated data type
(en.wikipedia.org)
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5y ago
I tried out CentOS Stream when it first released, and I must say I'm pleased with it so far.
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> Is there appetite in the Linux desktop dev community for a grab-and-go toolkit-agnostic Wayland display server that allowed DEs to plug in their own independent WM, decorations, animations, shell? Well, yes. It's called X11.
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Prompt buffer: an overpowered user experience
(nyxt.atlas.engineer)
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