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by systems 3y ago
because nim is not a c replacement, nim is more in the go or d python replacement replacement , meaning, in the compiled languages that want to replace python category zig and rust are the real c replacement
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by systems 3y ago
yea, please change that cover image, it looks like those visual illusions explicit images its not technically explicit, but its implied
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by systems 3y ago
magit , for me on windows, it was slow to the extent of making it unusable, i really liked magit features, but the slowness was a bit too much
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by systems 3y ago
what emacs needs 1. Make emacs faster 2. While I dont mind elisp that much, add support for other languages a clojure dialect that compiles to elisp (a la clojurescript) might be nice
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by systems 3y ago
on the choice of language to teach the course why sml i think there are a lot of nicer choice OCaml , its basically sml only more popular and used more in real life Haskell , again more popular , and used more in real life Idris
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by systems 3y ago
if you are into canned food, check this youtube channel "cultmoo" among others https://www.youtube.com/@CultMoo look for their videos titles "it came in a can" canned food been in vogue for a while now a
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by systems 3y ago
Not sure if this correct, but it was kinda hard to find, if you have no clue what Proton Ge is Proton GE is a compatibility layer that allows more games to run on the Steam Deck
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by systems 3y ago
seem to be available on winget too > winget search qpdf Name Id Version Source ------------------------------ QPDF QPDF.QPDF 11.6.3 winget
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by systems 3y ago
that was my thought too, my impression was they went under several years ago, so not only they has 14k employee, but they has 14k employee who can be let go anyway, i visited their wikipedia page, say they have 86k employee and make 24 bill
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by systems 3y ago
my first laptop was a toshiba, they used to be one of the best laptop makers at some point
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by systems 3y ago
;; Highlight end of buffer (setq-default indicate-empty-lines t) is my most important one, when i open a file i need to know where it ends, vim has his by default i am not even sure if you can disable it in vim
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Oxidizing OCaml: Data Race Freedom(blog.janestreet.com)
5 points by systems 3y ago|0 comments
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by systems 3y ago
would it be correct, to say, it is a linux, but not gnu linux ?
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by systems 3y ago
well engineering is not project management , while engineers do a lot of project management, PM is not engineering Waterfall and Agile is not Software engineering, I think software engineering is algorithm design, API design and anything de
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by systems 3y ago
yes, horrible choice of word, i read it to mean one way schema migration (but zero downtime so maybe worth the risk) i think he should use the obvious word if this is what it means: reversible
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by systems 3y ago
my advice is mainly about taste i always assumed i have a good taste, and that my designs are good looking and should appeal to others different people have a completely different idea on what is usable and what is a good taste, so just be
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by systems 3y ago
i think more linux distros should adopt powershell, its really good, and i think solve this new tools , old tools issue better i think with pwsh you wont need to use bash when you can and python when you have to, you just use pwsh, it bridg
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by systems 3y ago
i think the term "D has a cult following" is a bit harsh D's community is small, that is it, nothing cult like, they dont over defend D most of the community seem to be happy using other languages etc .. but i agree with D be
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by systems 3y ago
It kinda always baffled me that MySQL always had better (free) GUIs (MySQL WorkBench) while what was in my opinion (and nowadays I think most others) didnt have any good ones There were always some commercial GUIs for PGSQL, but the free or
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by systems 3y ago
well you would normally trust the package manager that comes from your OS/Distro provider, as opposed to an uninstalling script from a developer anonymous to you
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by systems 3y ago
Magit is unusably slow on windows, I never tried it on Linux, but on windows its slow to the point of making it unusable Part of Git appeal is speed, because it works locally, magit on windows take that away I hope on Linux it is actually f
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by systems 3y ago
complexity doesn't go away, you distribute it you either create a complex program, with simple language constructs, or a simple program with complex language constructs if you use only the simplest types, your program will be very comp
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by systems 3y ago
I am curious, how did management respond when the progress slowed did they revert back to the old method, did it deteriorate so fast there was no way to stop it, was the team not very important what happened ?
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by systems 3y ago
from https://www.postgresql.org/ Latest Releases 2023-08-10 - PostgreSQL 15.4, 14.9, 13.12, 12.16, 11.21, and PostgreSQL 16 Beta 3 Released!
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by systems 3y ago
why do sometimes people say things like "and it can take half a day to get someone up to speed with these tools if they haven't used them" half a day is like almost no time at all half a day is just few hours, how is this a l
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by systems 3y ago
i dont think its called core anymore its just called powershell 7 now and dotnet core, is just dotnet i think they dropped the core part from the name as of dotnet 5
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by systems 3y ago
there is an article between the ads, but i was kinda afraid to click anywhere, so couldnt really read it
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by systems 3y ago
Seem to use haskell , just in case you are wondering which language it uses
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by systems 3y ago
i am getting a warning from chrome about this site certificate , or is it just me
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by systems 3y ago
you should check azure data studio, they have a plugin for few databases other then ms sql server * Postgresql * MySQL * Oracle And maybe more

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