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by cauterize 4mo ago
Experienced it. Sound was very eerie. House shook a little. Was raining and thought it was thunder, but there was no other thunder after. r/boston has a bunch of ring footage of you want to hear the boom
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by cauterize 4mo ago
kache helps
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by cauterize 4mo ago
Or tokei
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by cauterize 6mo ago
Love this given my favorite record store is in a basement with bad cell service!
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What is the current and accepted definition of formally proved software?
2 points by cauterize 1y ago|1 comments
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by cauterize 2y ago
I’m partial to https://gitlab.com/simple-nixos-mailserver/nixos-mailserver Does require some NixOS knowledge, but is nice for upgrades.
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by cauterize 4y ago
Oops :) I was so excited for the release I forgot how to read!
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by cauterize 4y ago
It has IPv6 support # uname -a OpenBSD xxx 7.1 GENERIC.MP#3 amd64 # ifconfig em0: flags=8843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 1500 lladdr x:x:x:x:x description: xxx index 2 priority 0 llprio 3 media: Ethernet aut
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by cauterize 4y ago
The SMP improvements look interesting. Anyone know of performance results from 7.1 to 7.2?
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by cauterize 5y ago
I chose it due to the type system. Nearly every piece of data is optional. I need to compose these pieces of data to form a full set and apply that set of rules to a system. Haskell made a lot of things work out really well: * embedded DSL
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by cauterize 5y ago
We failed to build Linode like things internally. We innovate through acquisition. [ source: I was a part of those failures ]
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Dolphin Progress October and November 2020(dolphin-emu.org)
1 points by cauterize 6y ago|0 comments
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Xfinity/Comcast to apply data caps nationally starting 2021(xfinity.com)
4 points by cauterize 6y ago|1 comments
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by cauterize 6y ago
A different take -- drugs. Especially marijuana and hallucinogens. Helped me better understand how to think about abstract computations vs the nitty gritty details like pointers. Not for everyone, but helped me.
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Analyzing the Effects of Covid-19 on MPulse Traffic(blogs.akamai.com)
1 points by cauterize 6y ago|0 comments
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by cauterize 6y ago
Then you've never been bitten by bugs in the runtime. I wait a few point releases (or when I see the runtime bugs stop being fixed) to start using a major version.
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by cauterize 7y ago
I’ll take a little more pollution over attending a drunk driving funeral
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by cauterize 7y ago
Kubernetes.
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by cauterize 7y ago
FWIW, I'm keeping your name in the back of my head for when my current company inevitably fails at their big data revolution. Biggest product produces 10-15 PB/day that must be processed. Our existing solution is 20 years old and
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by cauterize 7y ago
Oof. My mobile client cut off the best part. It was supposed to be `sleep 45m && xeyes`.
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by cauterize 7y ago
The most barebones pomodoro for Linux: ‘sleep 45m
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by cauterize 7y ago
We (big internet company) still use Perforce. It works quite well for a 20 year old company that never deleted anything.
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by cauterize 7y ago
For old and painful see Accurev. And yes, I believe it is still used.
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by cauterize 8y ago
terminology is another great terminal emulator I use daily on Linux https://www.enlightenment.org/about-terminology.md
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Thinking with Types: Type-Level Programming in Haskell(leanpub.com)
3 points by cauterize 8y ago|0 comments
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by cauterize 8y ago
1. The security camera to watch your pets while you're away too! I like the Dog Monitor iOS app 2. Shower music player
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by cauterize 8y ago
Great idea! Another idea I've wanted for awhile, setlist.fm based Spotify playlists for concerts I liked.
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by cauterize 9y ago
http://haskellbook.com/ is a great modern deep dive catered to folks like you! It is long, but guides you along the way
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by cauterize 9y ago
This is really great. I'd love to see a follow up covering other topics. Such as testing (with hedgehog), modeling SQL, etc. Or -- anything that helps open up the world to see how Haskell is a beautiful language to build on.
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by cauterize 9y ago
There is an effort to update the standard with the language extensions https://prime.haskell.org/

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