throwaway161220

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by throwaway161220 10y ago
On iq.org he lists j u l i e n @ post.harvard.edu as one of his email addresses but people from Harvard, if Quora answers are to be believed, cannot confirm he ever was at Harvard in any capacity. Maybe a joke or smoke and mirrors?
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
This branch being in the official repository, I took it to be favored. Do you know what's going on?
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
The problem seems to be post-commit code review or something like that. I don't know if they did, but I hope they used git-notes which has been in git core for a while now.
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
If this has been using core git's notes[1] feature, then there's nothing to export from the site. But as export is mentioned in the announcement, it seems unlikely. [1] https://www.kernel.org/pub/software&#x2F
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
If you're using Emacs and org-mode, look into org-babel which supports R among many other inline languages (C, Haskell, sh, SQL, ....) you can use as if you were in iPython.
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
tldr: A framework to implement the Linux userspace in Haskell. Different design goals than HalVM. Not sure from the code on github: If you want to replace the userspace including libc, then what do the RTS parts that need libc do?
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
> Our operating system detects even the tiniest corruption to files and will automatically restore them from our service. The system is completely self-healing. Can you share details here?
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
There's a JIT branch in the official upstream emacs repository. Just checkout nick.lloyd-bytecode-jit after cloning emacs from git and run `./configure --with-jit` once you have libjit (originally a part of GNU dotNET) to give it
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
Hehe. Was I able to express the thoughts clearly enough that you're able to follow (now)?
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
I feel like we're talking past each other :). Building rustup with and for musl isn't the problem. Needing glibc for the binaries downloaded by rustup is. So this is more about toolchain and target binaries for linux being libc-ag
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
Is there another way to get access to the continuously updated toolchains and targets available via rustup?
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
That's for targeting musl, typically used for static linking. That should work when running rustup and rustc on FreeBSD as well. What we're missing is rustc-on-musl and with that rustup-on-musl.
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
For bootstrapping it in and for a distro that's the right thing, but if we want to have access to the rustup toolchains and targets, then those require musl-hosting support upstream in order for rustup binaries to be made available whi
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
> Well, hosted is trickier due to compiler plugins, but yes. This has been discussed multiple times in tickets and it's pending. Hopefully soon :). > please submit bugs upstream or comment on any open issues Of course but there&#
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
Unfortunately, yes. Looking through llvm, rust, ocaml APKBUILDs for investigative purposes lists some diffs that seem upstream worthy.
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
Sadly it's outdated, only a single version, and missing all the other important rustup features. Ultimately rustup's Linux binaries would benefit from either optionally or exclusively being available in a version that's linke
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
Alpine Linux is great and I wish they would do more to upstream their build fixes so that stuff works out of the box with musl. I also wish Rust and then rustup will work out of the box on Alpine soon, as this will make it very easy to use
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by throwaway161220 10y ago
> As an aside I always kind of wondered why all browsers started including developer tools by default as they are not of use to 99.9% of users. I wish this wasn't the case, but I use built-in devtools inspector to work around bad we