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by zeendo 1y ago
To anti-pile-on to the other replies - this is exactly why I haven't given it much of a spin. I'm glad to find out about evil-helix.
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by zeendo 2y ago
Every time this comes up it feels like two groups of people meet where one group either thought the other didn't exist or was much smaller than it really is. It's bizarre.
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by zeendo 2y ago
I'm tempted to guess where you were that this occurred (A large payroll/benefits software company - maybe even the ultimate one...) But then again this story has probably happened thousands of times...
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by zeendo 2y ago
Or literally "just" take the "just" out of the question and 90% of the time the tone becomes inquisitive instead of rhetorical.
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by zeendo 2y ago
Yeah - we definitely consider the language edition as we revise our internal lang extension rules...but we still find ourselves even a little more conservative than even GHC2024.
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by zeendo 2y ago
Being conservative in the language extensions you use/allow in an organization is pretty important to maintaining usability of Haskell as a language. Do we ever use TypeFamilies and DataKinds? Sure, but it's very rare. https:&#x2
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by zeendo 2y ago
What is with the unprovoked condescension? I guess I get the article author was trying to be provocative but what are you doing?
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by zeendo 2y ago
Not everything is out to get you. Gather doesn't have any automatic idle detection. I doubt Gather would work well for a large company where there is less trust between individuals - maybe that's the scenario you're imagingin
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by zeendo 2y ago
We've had great success with Gather. Organic conversations happen a _lot_ more often than when we only used Slack. We still keep Slack for async communication. We have a decent spread of people across the introvert-extrovert band and w
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by zeendo 2y ago
Surely one can imagine a middle ground between one giant monolith and a huge mess of microservices?
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by zeendo 2y ago
The strength and security of any good protocol, especially Signal's, does not come from obscurity. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_through_obscurity
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by zeendo 2y ago
Interesting how the issue there was both usage of their servers and the name. Molly ( https://github.com/mollyim ) uses their servers but not their name and seems to be operating just fine. I've been using it for almost
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by zeendo 2y ago
You've been brainwashed.
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by zeendo 2y ago
Haskell has this simply for historical reasons. It's a wart and we wish it weren't so but changing it would break a lot of legacy code (and probably have adverse performance impacts in some cases) so it remains. So as it is today,
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by zeendo 2y ago
Please don't do the first. Handle the bad cases. "sane default" fallback should be extremely rare. Explicit > Implicit
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by zeendo 3y ago
It sounds more like people use "induced demand" with negative connotations when referring to "induced driving demand" rather than truly meaning that any source of induced demand is bad. i.e. it's just a conventional
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by zeendo 3y ago
There are at least two u-locks out there which have a reasonable amount of angle grinder resistance now. Hiplok's D1000 and The Litelok X3.
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by zeendo 3y ago
I read about NAC (N-Acetyl L-Cysteine) in various forums and it seems to be a relatively safe antioxidant that does wonders for MDMA after effects and "losing the magic". YMMV but I highly recommend.
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by zeendo 3y ago
Distraction. Dentures? Distraction. Prosthetic arms and legs? Distraction. Why aren't we regrowing limbs yet? Lizards can do it. Follow the money.
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by zeendo 4y ago
Has there been something discrediting Private Internet Access? Or are they just not as transparent as Mullvad?
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by zeendo 4y ago
To quote the gp hide the queue under the API layer of the receiver
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by zeendo 4y ago
Which part of their comment reads as blaming Firefox?
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by zeendo 4y ago
Frontend - Elm + Tailwind (possibly Miso, it has been a while since I tried and dismissed it) Backend - Haskell, Postgres Infra - My most recent experience is with AWS and ECS but I'd likely try out Nomad and HAProxy. Pretty much any o
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by zeendo 4y ago
Ohhh, glad you asked this. Can't wait to read what others have running. Here's my setup. I have a mini-pc with 32gigs of ram running as my combo "compute" and "storage" server. It has an attached 5 bay enclosur
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by zeendo 4y ago
Readarr, Sonarr, Prowlarr (and others) Modern versions of CouchPotato or SabNZB if you were familiar with those
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by zeendo 4y ago
Your out of hand dismissal of this is to point at technologies that practically no one uses in total and definitely no one uses for the scenarios the author is referring to (e.g. search results)? You think suddenly everyone is going to star
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by zeendo 4y ago
Do you understand that there's a difference between legal and moral?
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by zeendo 4y ago
As a consumer wanting local control ZigBee is an advantage for off the shelf products. Almost every off the shelf product that uses WiFi does not offer local control (and if it does then it often only offers that in conjunction with cloud c
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by zeendo 4y ago
Awesome video. There's also https://wandrer.earth/ which tracks either cycling or running and your progress within various administrative districts. I'm not affiliated with it but I do know the creators - it start
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by zeendo 4y ago
Wow that sucks. I guess I should count myself lucky as I have gone the mostly-Anker route wrt cables and charges and haven't ran into this issue with my P6Pro, yet. I guess it's only a matter of time.

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