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by tarruda 6y ago
> If the remote server were to give a response like "here is the .bashrc file you asked for", though, scp would happily overwrite that file instead That really surprised me. I would have thought the implementaton would send a b
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by tarruda 6y ago
> meet a Finn and bring them back to the US with you Can you elaborate on this part?
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by tarruda 6y ago
I've saw quite a few similar stories over the past years and this left me very scared. I've been a heavy user of google services for more than 15 years. For some months now (maybe a year?) I've been trying to reduce dependenc
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by tarruda 6y ago
Just hope this over dependency on technology doesn't come to haunt us later: https://youtu.be/hESunUuFrzk
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by tarruda 6y ago
Linux package managers have no problem with multiple versions of a library: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/209712
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by tarruda 6y ago
> Any concrete things where you think you can't apply it? I'd say that you can apply it mostly everywhere, however it is not friendly to most people that will maintain the code, and that is a problem since most software will ha
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by tarruda 6y ago
> I don’t think that purely functional programming writ large is a pragmatic development plan, because it makes for very obscure code As a functional programming enthusiast, I agree with this. Recently I worked on rewriting a relatively
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by tarruda 6y ago
I think the idea described by the op is how you're supposed to organize code when programming in Haskell. Having most of your application logic in pure functions makes it easy to test and reason about. While this is possible to do, it
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by tarruda 6y ago
I think the parent comment is talking about scaling in terms of software size, not performance.
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by tarruda 6y ago
> The VP gave an interview last Monday, some woke people thought they found some misplaced word, and she was almost cancelled during the week, until Nubank conceded defeat From what I read, the VP said Nubank was trying to increase diver
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by tarruda 6y ago
For anyone interested in the the topic, I recommend checking out Anton Petrov's youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/whatdamath Space Engine is used in many of his videos.
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by tarruda 6y ago
Anyone aware of something similar, but for teaching more C++ concepts (eg templates, smart pointers, move semantics) to someone with C or Java experience?
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by tarruda 6y ago
As the parent comment says, everything in physics depends on how you observe ("... best described"). Like Sean Carroll said in the Veritassium video about the "many worlds" [1], there's no such such thing as "p
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by tarruda 6y ago
> As I understand it, the main draw of WASM is running non-JS code in a web browser. Simplified deployment + automatic sandboxing? AFAIK with x86 you can't just write a client app and have it automatically run on any computer that v
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by tarruda 6y ago
For years now I've used a logitech wireless dongle paired to mouse+keyboard. During all those years the only way I could avoid random drops is by connecting the dongle to usb 2.0 ports. I've had this issue both on a old dell l502x
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by tarruda 6y ago
Will do, just purchased on kindle. Thanks for the recommendation.
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by tarruda 6y ago
My kid turned 6 years old in August and is just starting to read basic words and do basic sum/subtraction math with the help of counting the fingers. I can't imagine how he could start to learn programming at this age.
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by tarruda 6y ago
If it does, then I would look for work elsewhere Update: initially I misread you as "affect your performance" reviews, in which case I would probably look for another job. If you really meant as being humble affecting my performan
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by tarruda 6y ago
> What if they succeed, or worse still succeed easily? That would reveal that you weren’t good enough to solve the problem I would simply congratulate the engineer for seeing something that I didn't. Every once in a while something
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by tarruda 6y ago
Looking forward to the release, and will definitely get a copy!
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by tarruda 6y ago
I've made a single file python library that implements an idiomatic shell API in python: https://github.com/tarruda/python-ush One nice thing about it is the overloading of pipe operator to allow easy creation of
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by tarruda 6y ago
Perfect :)
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by tarruda 6y ago
For those interested in the subject, another great read is Lua register based VM: https://webserver2.tecgraf.puc-rio.br/lua/local/source/5.1/l...
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by tarruda 6y ago
Nice, thanks for sharing!
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by tarruda 6y ago
The sponge example: sed "s/root/toor/" /etc/passwd | grep -v joey | sponge /etc/passwd I think it can be rewritten as: sed -n '/joey/! s/root/toor/p&#
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by tarruda 6y ago
That doesn't seem like an efficient way to do it. Commands that process file in place (sed -i) write to a temporary file in the same filesystem and then rename to the target file, which works if you want to process files that don'
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by tarruda 6y ago
I've always liked LXD, but always used libvirt for my container needs due to its VM support: It is nice to use the same set of commands and configuration for managing both technologies. Now I might have another look at LXD due to its V
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by tarruda 6y ago
If you are working alone on these projects, store bare git repository in Dropbox and/or similar services that sync data through all your devices. If more privacy is required, you can use something like gocryptfs to only send encrypted
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by tarruda 6y ago
I suggest trying syncthing. It is a cross platform P2P file synchronization tool, super easy to setup.
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by tarruda 6y ago
I also used to distro hop for many years, and ended up settling on Debian a few years ago. I don't consider Debian to be the "best distro" (some distros like NixOS seem much more elegant), but I find it to be very stable duri

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