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by takeda 5y ago
I have mixed opinion about this. I mean, I understand that there are increasingly applications that are getting harder and harder to package, but if there are tools that could just parse lock files and build a project without any work, in t
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by takeda 5y ago
My bad, but those pages though work on IPv6 though.
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by takeda 5y ago
https://ipv6.reddit.com https://ipv6.github.com - although it still is not configured, but maybe work in progress? I wonder though why they did it separately.
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by takeda 5y ago
I guess Vint Cerf wasn't hired by Google to provide any kind of input about TCP/IP or future of it.
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by takeda 5y ago
By "rest of us" do you mean developers? I find Nix especially useful on that front by being able to provide a common dev environment and also when used for CI it can speed up builds through its caching. They do have unfortunate na
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by takeda 5y ago
Yes, nixpkgs desperately needs to be split, at least into two packages: - stdlib - packages The stdlib could also include builders and language frameworks, or they could be split even further. Then treat the stdlib the same way as it is tre
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by takeda 5y ago
> He’s a really good programmer, but that’s not why his solutions were better. I disagree, if he was forced to use IDE he would came up with the exact same solutions. People who disregard IDEs generally are good, and thy disregard helpfu
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by takeda 5y ago
hint: it needs to be 14 characters
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by takeda 5y ago
A lot of what I see is laziness. Using what's most popular and afraid of investing time to switch (even though it's really not that much effort). A lot of those people are technical and are even here regularly. This is slowly beco
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by takeda 5y ago
>> "Google increasingly does not give you the results for what you typed in. It tries to be “smart” and figure out what you “really meant" ..." > This is the most annoying behavior because I really mean what I write.
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by takeda 5y ago
Not all assholes are denying rights from others, there is plenty of equal opportunity assholes.
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by takeda 5y ago
Yes, but the reason it's losing market share is because people are stop using it, including technical people. I personally find it superior to Chrome.
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by takeda 5y ago
I'm trying to save it by continuing to use it, and everyone should do so as well. Once it is gone Google will have pretty much absolute control over the web (not that they don't already, but it will be official then).
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by takeda 5y ago
That's because that's where many of the disinformation facebook groups went to, which is not surprising as Telegram is Russia owned.
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by takeda 5y ago
So far for this type of laws she always have a canned response essentially saying "I know better than you". Anyway I emailed her, and encourage everyone do so. Not doing anything, by assuming it is pointless is a self fulfilling p
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by takeda 5y ago
Unlike other bugs, this change shouldn't break any application that is being called. argc >= 1 is the normal use case. So this would break anything that calls execve() with argc==0. Is such call providing any functionality? In addit
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by takeda 5y ago
My point is that people develop attachment to things they own and use, and it's harder to be objective.
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by takeda 5y ago
I know it starts like a shallow dismissal, but mentioning that code uses another DNS package as a dependency (miekg/dns) has a point. I originally missed that, and I believe many probably too. I don't think author can claim &quot
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by takeda 5y ago
> I like that Go doesnt have these. Many programmers seem to want these big bloated programming languages. So thats what you end up with, a bunch of slow bloated programming languages. Those features are added to remove bloat from your s
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by takeda 5y ago
This reminds me of the posts from 15 years ago saying why not having clipboard on iPhone was better.
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by takeda 5y ago
That's interesting, looks like it is transpiler that could be used immediately if someone doesn't mind the extra step. Thank you for sharing it. BTW: the Nickel has chance to end up replace Nix language as I saw author of Nix (Eel
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by takeda 5y ago
I believe what Nix really, really needs. Is to separate all the lib, builders and frameworks for languages need to be separated out of it (probably into separate repo, maybe even repos), and treat it like a stdlib is treated in any other la
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by takeda 5y ago
I use this for building system. Instead of Cachix I just set it up as an S3 bucket (it's a bit involving but also works). I needed to tweak some things but ultimately arrived to satisfying results. The nice thing is that it sped up bui
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by takeda 5y ago
I started using Nix around 3 years ago, and I actually didn't encounter this issue. The last issue was when Catalina made root read only, there is some hacking to keep /nix in the root. Edit: after searching about it, looks like t
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by takeda 5y ago
> (1) I get mired in packaging low level transitive dependencies and things which seem like they should be easy end up being nearly impossible this is most painful, because a lot of packages do tons of tricks that make it very difficult
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by takeda 5y ago
Looks like these things are being addressed, although from past of experience it probably will take several years :( (when I started using Nix, 3 years there was a talk about this new thing called flakes, now the version 2.4 already contain
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by takeda 5y ago
That won't always work. Main reason for bigger queries is to get exact data you need, so you don't have to send unnecessary data over the wire which is slow.
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by takeda 5y ago
2FA is essentially a time encoded using a secret known to you. It's an alternative to using a private key, it's just lest confusing to non technical people. You basically can read the QR code, get the secret and use it to programm
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by takeda 5y ago
I would consider that cheating. If you consider a history you might get all past (as well as future) words from the source code. For example this Saturday's word will be panic.
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by takeda 5y ago
Thought so too, then looked at url (docs.github.com) and thought "really?" :)

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