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by angerman 5mo ago
docker is too heavy handed for me. And I’m a long term fan of wine. The primary usecase is Darwin -> Linux cross compilation. It does supposed xeyes and similar via XQuartz; I gave up trying to make xmms work though. That would have been
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by angerman 5mo ago
Time to share my little side project... https://hyper-linux.app which I hope will continue to be able to rely on the remnants of rosetta.
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by angerman 2y ago
C’mon now, we know that’s TempleOS, not Debian!
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by angerman 3y ago
GHC uses self hosted gitlab for its source hosting and review. The gitlab-runners are largely provided by the mentioned support in the announcement, including anonymous and in-kind contributions. The ZW3RK stake pool provides 7 linux, 2 wi
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by angerman 4y ago
Technically it’s running a proof-of-stake stake pool and using the operational rewards to fund CI hardware for GHC. It currently provides 7 Linux, 2 windows and 3 m1 macs as well as covers the maintenance for them. Thus by staking ada (card
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by angerman 5y ago
How do they obtains the mac/ios/... SDKs? I thought they were packed with Xcode, and it wasn't permissible to extract them?
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by angerman 6y ago
tweag is funding Asterius.
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by angerman 8y ago
Bike sharing company in Singapore. Initially collected a S$49 to use its service. With the deposit paid you were entitled to rent their bikes at S$0.5/15min. Bike were almost everywhere. Initially they had lots of free ride promotions.
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by angerman 9y ago
This is probably (and sadly) the same conclusion I came to.
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by angerman 10y ago
According to the nytimes it looks like the following right now: - President: Democrats (72%), - Senate (76%) and House (>95%): Republicans Is this a good outcome for a democracy? And if so, why? Wouldn't this mean that the system is
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by angerman 10y ago
It feels to me as if GitLab is pushing (major) security updates very often. Now there are two reasons I can think of this happening: - They are very open about security vulnerabilities and fix them fast. - There are some inherent defects i
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by angerman 10y ago
Same here. Even though my current location frees me of the need of a car (public transport is ubiquitous in this city state) BMW has been the make that provided the cars I liked driving short and long distances most. While I'd certai
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by angerman 10y ago
This is going to be interesting! Germany has had The Home Banking Computer Interface (HBCI, now FinTS) for years. I'm really looking forward how this pans out and if the protocol will be as convoluted.
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by angerman 10y ago
Having these kinds of threads, I think, is very important for the community. On a related note, there has been quite some fallout from the haskell compilation times got worse thread, which resulted in the development of tooling around impr
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by angerman 10y ago
> There are very few germans who're actually opposed to having Böhmermann be hit with the full legal force Can you back up your claims with numbers?
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by angerman 10y ago
It probably won't; I can see a child assembling this more easily than building a reprap though. I think the target audience are children and I see this (as their whole lineup) as an educational product and gateway into engineering. On
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by angerman 10y ago
Anyone reading this and being in the same boat, intending to get a degree. Please do yourself a favor and consider getting a degree in Physics, EE, Math, ..., and do some CS on the side. Sure CS might be easier, but you pass up the chance t
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by angerman 11y ago
Phabricator is a very good tool! But calling it a substitute for GitHub seems a bit off. GitHub (and GitLab) revolve around repositories. As the name implies they are focused on git and git workflows. As a user you are using `git` most of
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by angerman 11y ago
The whole argument boils down to how developers were treated with apples libraries so far. The submission/review process is quite prohibitive, and the core libraries (like almost every piece of software) have flaws. Together with the o
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by angerman 11y ago
There are three very similar fruits I've met so far: - Durian (looks similar to Jackfruit, a little rounder, and spikier), which is very popular in Malaysia and Singapore, and has a very strong smell. It has a more creamy consistency,
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by angerman 11y ago
Didn't work the first time either. But visiting the site a second time revealed the article.
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by angerman 11y ago
This a good question. But this hits a very interesting point. Let us discard crappy songs for a bit. And focus on marketing and other reasons. Marketing plays an important role. Yet there are artists who cannot afford the marketing or
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by angerman 12y ago
Ok. The idea is great, but as other have also said, the figures seem way off. Just two examples: Basel being cheaper than Berlin? I have a hard time believing that. But: Hong Kong being cheaper than Leipzig? That just can't be true.
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by angerman 12y ago
While not directly monad related. There's also instaparse ( https://github.com/engelberg/instaparse ) which has also pretty nice presentation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2AUW6psVcE I just want
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by angerman 12y ago
That's basically a subscription model, no? Say USD80/12mo makes ~USD6.99/mo. I'm still not sure how I feel about renting software. Even though I feel that's where our industry is heading with the app stores and th
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by angerman 12y ago
Do you want others to implement your idea as well?
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by angerman 13y ago
Now. Where do I get this for my kindle? Add a play/pause button and a (continuous) knob to tune the speed (with reverse?). An option to jump back a sentence or a paragraph? Or show me the current position on the actual page? (Some way
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by angerman 13y ago
Sounds like it's faster. And allows to reattach to a certain session.
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by angerman 13y ago
Isn't that what NX does as well?
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by angerman 13y ago
Thanks for the pointer. I'm still running the pre evernote sketch, but it's starting to show it's age.

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