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   by unhammer 8y ago

   See https://pijul.org/ (and its inspiration, http://darcs.net/ ). It's actually something quite different from both.
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   by unhammer 8y ago

   OCaml has ADT's, but also polymorphic variants[0] which are open, and let you say "these alternatives or more", or "these alternatives or less": https://v1.realworldocaml.org/v1/en/html&#x2
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   by unhammer 8y ago

   I recently tried updating a Windows 8 system (planning to eventually get it to Windows 10). I let Windows Update try to "check for updates" for some hours before I eventually decided it looked like it was stuck (it gave no feedbac
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   by unhammer 8y ago

   Don't they already have that covered through existing policy, though? bittorrent is highly policed
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   by unhammer 8y ago

   Run https://www.shellcheck.net/ on all your bash code Read https://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide
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   by unhammer 8y ago

   (with proper formatting this time) Note that it is perfectly possible to have more complicated values associated with FST keys, just not in the https://docs.rs/fst/0.3.3/fst/map/index.html implementation
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   by unhammer 8y ago

   Note that it is perfectly possible to have more complicated values associated with FST keys, just not in the https://docs.rs/fst/0.3.3/fst/map/index.html implementation. FST's can also be cyclic – t
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   by unhammer 8y ago

   Wow. But it sounds almost too good to be true; anyone know if it's for real?
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   by unhammer 8y ago

   https://dwheeler.com/trusting-trust/ is the page on Diverse Double-Compiling as a counter to the trusting trust attack
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    Try https://gitlab.com/jgkamat/rmsbolt – highlights the assembly of the code-at-point: https://i.imgur.com/fAQQMJe.gif
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    I liked * "The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage", by Sydney Padua (geeky fun) * "Exit West", by Mohsin Hamid (beautiful) * "Fugletribunalet", by Agnes Ravatn (freaky)
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    Re: atomicity and the regex hack, https://github.com/abingham/spor (based on https://www.researchgate.net/publication/259892218_Metadata_... ) seems like a better solution that manages to keep ann
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Leaves is an amazing piece of ergodic literature, in printed form.
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    I remember reading a story about someone who got fired from some Silicon Valley tech job, and they almost immediately revoked their key card, so they got stuck in the staircase and had to wait for someone to hold the door open so they could
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    I have a bit more skepticism about file system drivers than Apps.
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    > Installing a binary release > > Enable unsigned drivers: > bcdedit.exe -set testsigning on That seems only slightly less scary than the btrfs on Windows project (which suggests disabling SecureBoot). At least it's fro
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    On that note, are there any fancy file systems that have acceptable Windows/Mac support? Or are we all doomed to using NTFS or exfat for USB drives that need to work on Linux/Mac/Windows?
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    I've used it for backups for five years now. My USB backup drives have gotten full quite a lot of times because of old snapshots (rsync isn't able to detect moving directories), and I've had zero problems with it – just have
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    Neat! But not yet for beginners – my choices for eng→rus are Tolstoy and Tolstoy :-S Also, the "I speak" list needs to be checkboxes, not radio (and remember the choices).
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    Ex-Hack: Haskell code examples automatically generated from reverse dependencies(alternativebit.fr)

    1 points by unhammer 8y ago|0 comments
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    I've been happy with https://github.com/abingham/emacs-ycmd – you have to make a .ycm_extra_conf.py per project, but that's about it. I also see people recommending https://github.com/cquery-p
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    stack repl with ghc 8.4.3 just gives me λ> import Data.Bits λ> let cube = [ [a `adj` b | b <- [0 .. 7] ] | a <- [0 .. 7] ] where a `adj` b = if (elem (xor a b) [1, 2, 4]) then 1 else 0 λ> :i cube cube :: Nu
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    still, on my xubuntu system sudo apt install kdeconnect --no-install-recommends wants to install 101 packages :(
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    > Komposition is built for keyboard-driven editing, currently with Vim-like bindings, and commands transforming the hierarchical timeline, inspired by Paredit for Emacs. =D (For those who haven't experienced coding by AST-transform
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    > knowing the rules of grammar is nowhere near enough to speak it correctly So just like every other language.
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    Or even just Stupid Backoff[1]: If you can't find anything of length N, try N-1 but lower the probability by a fixed ratio (0.4). [1] Page 2, equation 5 of https://www.aclweb.org/anthology/D07-1090.pdf#page=2
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welsh_Not . Similar things have happened and are happening to many other minority languages (e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norwegianization ). ----- Also, re
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    There is also https://github.com/icy/pacapt (I much prefer pacman's interface over trying to remember which of dpkg/apt-get/apt-policy to use etc., similarly rpm/dnf)
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    I use Fastmail and think their web interface is great, but I still also love having offline access to my mail[1], and being able to create an org-mode TODO from an email with a link back to the message, and being able to hit a key to open
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    by unhammer 8y ago

    Doh! Thanks. That sentence got too complicated :)