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swalladge
8y ago
> Also, runtime errors are ok if they happen in your test cases. Yes, but if some errors can be caught sooner by your linter/IDE/typechecker then it speeds up development. Would you rather be notified of a type mismatch immedia
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swalladge
8y ago
At least it's safer than newbies picking up javascript or php. ;)
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See also flow [1] which does the same and allows you to migrate function by function. :) [1]: https://flow.org/
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8y ago
Agreed. The majority are beginning to realize that strong type systems are actually helpful instead of a mandatory annoyance. Most programming I've done in the past has been with python (no type hinting) or languages with weak static t
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Why vim is a solid code editor for 2018
(swalladge.id.au)
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Selecting a solid code editor in 2018
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I find it slightly odd that sourceforge is so highly shunned after the malware incidents, while various other large companies [eg. microsoft (dodgy behaviour in skype, etc.), facebook (spying, selling data), lenovo (superfish), etc.] have b
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Time to ditch Wikipedia?
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8y ago
links to sources on ioccc.org: http://ioccc.org/1988/westley.c | http://ioccc.org/1988/westley.hint
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The lexer hack
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Taskwarrior syncing on Archlinux and Android tutorial
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When Memorization Gets in the Way of Learning (2013)
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Yeah you're right... :( At least it gives a better user experience because there isn't all the pre-installed bloatware.
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9y ago
Yeah sadly even though you can install a rom like Lineageos, many apps require the google play services installed, which then requires the Gapps to be flashed. Which kinda defeats the purpose... :'(
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9y ago
Disappointed this list doesn't include Matrix/Riot as an alternative to Hangouts/Allo. Also there are many Google Drive alternatives including Syncthing (p2p), Dropbox, Nextcloud/Owncloud (selfhosted), Sugarsync, SpiderO
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9y ago
A plus for neomutt is that it integrates nicely with notmuch for searching emails.
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9y ago
The original pass program allows overriding the default directory with the PASSWORD_STORE_DIR environment variable. I use gopass [0] though which supports directly configuring this via cli/config file. [0]: https://github.co
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9y ago
Or even just use Pass as normal, setting the password store directory to a path in your KBFS vfs. Two layers of encryption + standard Pass usage. :D
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9y ago
It depends on how you define beginner. If you're careful, and follow the installation guide on the wiki, you should be fine. Often people recommend installing distros in virtual machines to get a feel for the process. However, if it&#x
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Arch would be a nice choice for your description - the base install comes with a minimal selection of software, so you can easily add what you want without there being any bloat. However it doesn't come with a graphical installer. A de
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9y ago
I have an Intel NUC set up with Kodi (formerly XBMC) on linux. Able to connect to remote samba shares for serving media, kodi has plenty of extensions and features so you can use it with youtube, radio streams, weather, photos, etc. when no
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10y ago
Hmm yeah that sounds like it could work better. Are there any disadvantages of using /etc/cron.d over crontab though? It seems that doing it that way would require root access on the client/minion, but I guess running as root
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10y ago
Thanks for that explanation! pull vs push mode makes sense. Yes, none of the modules I've seen can efficiently work with configuration stored in a single file like crontabs. For example, the salt module needs to read and write the enti
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10y ago
> You were misled. Ansible and Salt are deployment scripts, not configuration management software, they're only abused to do that task. CFEngine and Puppet are configuration management software. Oh really? Everywhere I've read,
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Ask HN: What features/behaviour do you want in a cron management tool?
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