AltGr

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   by AltGr 10y ago

   I can't state how stupid this is. As if that person's bullshit's power of nuisance wasn't large enough, let's add automated echo chambers with a direct effect on the economy! Don't be surprised if this crazy ec
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   by AltGr 10y ago

   > They weren't buying it for portability, like Japanese customers usually did; they were buying it because it was the cheapest way to play videogames, only a third the price of a console and with games that were half the price of co
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   by AltGr 11y ago

   It's indeed specific to our workflow -- allowing additions without moderation would cause all sort of problems we don't address; but not to OCaml, e.g. Homebrew uses a very similar, GitHub based workflow (which we actually drew lo
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   by AltGr 11y ago

   The pull-requests for new packages are manually merged (as it the case now), automatically signed. Names uniquely identify one package. A repository maintainer can replace the owner of a package, and clear the existing package contents. Thi
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   by AltGr 11y ago

   Not at all: adding new packages or developers is automatically signed (by the snapshot bot). Administrators may later sign the keys and delegations, individually or in batch, after verifying the developer identity out of band (the specifica
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   by AltGr 13y ago

   F#'s big brother, OCaml, has this: http://try.ocamlpro.com The best part is that since OCaml can compile to JS, it's completely offline !