zenlot

16 ms·

121.
by zenlot 6y ago
Have you heard about Emacs? It has all the features and more. Plus had them for long long time. 44 years on.
122.
by zenlot 6y ago
I really like the idea, but 2.99 for Pro plan for updating every 15mins and a dark theme? Doesn't sound right. When I see such options(e.g dark theme for paid plan) for those simple tools I always wonder how many open source products p
123.
by zenlot 6y ago
This is what you do in Linux with i3.
124.
by zenlot 6y ago
Try i3 as a Window manager. Put every app in a separate single window, and instead of alt-tab you use, e.g: alt+1 terminal, alt+2 browser, etc... You can have as much workspaces as you need and assign applications to specific workspace. Thi
125.
by zenlot 6y ago
They dislike their Acers a lot and instead prefers time spent on phone or looking away through window.
126.
by zenlot 6y ago
"SGX differs from its competitors such as TrustZone in its focus on reducing the volume of trusted code in its “secure world”."
127.
by zenlot 6y ago
That’s very sad to see Docker Swarm declining. I run few production clusters, all are being set up via Ansible and Wireguard for communication. The setup takes only few minutes and runs perfectly fine. It's been running for a while and
128.
by zenlot 6y ago
Have you ever worked with IBMs AIX? It has ODM and it’s amazing. Systemd is going to the right direction.
129.
by zenlot 6y ago
If it was US focused, would it be ok to not have US in the title?
130.
by zenlot 6y ago
Head over to: https://hn.algolia.com . Plenty of posts regarding Tesonet and Proton*.
131.
by zenlot 6y ago
Marketing move. They've been on a downfall due to relations to Tesonet. Now started open sourcing their apps to restore reputation.
132.
by zenlot 6y ago
You could start with How to Design Programs 2e, free[1]. You'll get good feeling of Lisp working with Racket-like language (it's not a book about Racket). Then you could go with Clojure and work on some real projects. [1] https:&
133.
by zenlot 7y ago
Have you heard about Office365? Been using Linux in corporate world with Outlook, Word and Excel via web. Never had problems with it.
134.
by zenlot 7y ago
Bull trap.
135.
by zenlot 7y ago
O'Reilly provides their editorial capabilities. Google provides content. Neither Google, nor O'Reilly benefits from the book directly. Marketing. Future gains for both.
136.
by zenlot 7y ago
You're missing the point.
137.
by zenlot 7y ago
N.N. Taleb repeated many times already that COVID-19 is not a Black Swan event. Author of the article is just a con artist. This should be flagged.
138.
by zenlot 7y ago
> complex logic encoded into YAML This should stop too.
139.
by zenlot 7y ago
No more DSLs for deployment/config management tasks please. Too many already.
140.
by zenlot 7y ago
That's what I thought too. Though guys from Volatility Views podcast rarely have an episode without mentioning '50 cent trader' always assuming that it's one trader behind and arguing his/her strategies,..
141.
by zenlot 7y ago
Last time their argument was: "Currently, there have not been any COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania".
142.
by zenlot 7y ago
Just recently they were shouting that they'll proceed with the conference[1]. Seen too many of those who were just few weeks ago advocating that COVID-19 is not a threat and it will be BAU. Finally everyone stopped ignoring and taking
143.
by zenlot 7y ago
If you read/watch/listen to Peak Prosperity, Imperial pretty much copy/pasted everything what was said before by them, plus added some charts which everyone can understand. Nothing to be proud of to be honest, especially comi
144.
by zenlot 7y ago
Worst advice ever. Do not try to buy the dip in this market. Most likely it will lead to loosing money.
145.
by zenlot 7y ago
> Eric S Raymond: The fetishization of ‘nice’ behavior, where ‘nice’ ends up defined as being any behavior some self-appointed censor doesn't like. Usually (and in this case) accompanied by a lot of bafflegab about “inclusion” and “
146.
by zenlot 7y ago
This again shows how governments across the world are unprepared and not taking it seriously enough. People tested positive should not be allowed out, and instead they should be put on a good care and under 24/7 monitoring. This would
147.
by zenlot 7y ago
And those who steal cars can clone pretty much any car keys. No sensation here.
148.
by zenlot 7y ago
Opened this post using RSS in Inoreader. All my news comes via RSS. I use it for news sites, I use it for Medium and I also use it for Reddit. The nice thing about it, is that everything stays in one place, categorized and I can see unread
149.
by zenlot 7y ago
> Currently, there have not been any COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania No boundaries to stupidity. Such arguments makes no sense at all, better check how many people have been tested in PA. While everyone cancelling large scale events there
150.
by zenlot 7y ago
> Because academics around the world who are native speakers of non-English languages do much of their professional work in English Source?

More ›