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Most common use case for people using only the text editor part is probably the package manager downloading files in clear text.
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No, I'm not involved. Can't tell you unfortunately.
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There is a crowdfunding going on. It already reached its goal. But there is a second goal at 45K. 11 days to go. Please help! https://www.kisskissbankbank.com/en/projects/peertube-a-free...
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Reminder that PeerTube is doing a crowdfunding to develop the project further. Available at https://www.kisskissbankbank.com/en/projects/peertube-a-free...
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Hey. What is the error rate you face? Like, how often it is not possible to render a page because the navigation fails, chrome crashes, a strange exception is raised by puppeteer, ...
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https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer/issues/1159 I don't think we have a fancy usage of puppeteer. But still we get between 2% and 5% of errors depending on the version used. It's a small ratio
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At Ahrefs we are running between 130 and 170 millions sessions a day. The project started before the release of puppeteer. I can tell you the release of puppeteer saved me a lot of time. It's way more easier to keep a correct browser s
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Extending a client with the language server protocol
(blog.logrocket.com)
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Those games are always for vim. But I would love to have something like this with emacs using all the transposition commands or what is available from paredit/smartparens.
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Even protonmail says the authors were not responsible by letting EFF communicating so strongly... https://mobile.twitter.com/ProtonMail/status/996006094605570...
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Statically typed languages might hurt your feelings
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Type and doc on hover in emacs for OCaml and Reasonml
(github.com)
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Starting an OCaml app project using Dune
(medium.com)
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How to Delete Large S3 Buckets Easily
(heystephenwood.com)
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How to build a startup empire without selling your freedom
(medium.com)
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Iron, a New Approach to VCS (or How Jane Street Does Code Review)
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Lenses in OCaml using modular implicits
(jobjo.github.io)
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Cross Compilation in OCaml/Reason
(jbuilder.readthedocs.io)
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Dune: the new build system for ocaml
(rgrinberg.com)
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Grow a 8-figure ARR by +65% two years straight (with a team of 30 and no VC)
(medium.com)
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OCamlformat: auto-formatter for OCaml code
(github.com)
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Whatever happened to the 15-hour workweek?
(theconversation.com)
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Purely functional SSH library in ocaml
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Ask HN: What are the modern conventions for a clean emacs configuration?
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Crowbar: combining QuickCheck-style property-based testing and afl-fuzz
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OCaml is switching to immutable strings by default
(sympa.inria.fr)
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Language-independent code analysis tool written in OCaml at Uber
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Interesting comment on lobste.rs to explain why the piece table is rarely superior to the gap buffer: https://lobste.rs/s/xpab69/text_editor_data_structures
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He has no choice but to say that as it is a threat for his business.
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Trial of Deckard vs. Tyrell: can a Replicant be considered a normal citizen? (fr)
(lemonde.fr)
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