ltultraweight

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by ltultraweight 5y ago
To be fair to newcomers: More people are active in the matrix channel nowadays. https://discourse.nixos.org/t/join-us-on-matrix-at-nix-nixos...
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by ltultraweight 5y ago
Transducers are awesome! They are so elegant. If one is interested in transducers I liked Ben Sless's intro: https://bsless.github.io/transducers-intro/ or in video "workshop form" https://ww
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by ltultraweight 5y ago
According to @killedbygoogle on twitter[1] it's not 10 years old. [1] https://twitter.com/killedbygoogle/status/149184004005339136...
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by ltultraweight 5y ago
And I miss the speed at which magit works on Linux, when I have to use Windows for development.
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by ltultraweight 5y ago
I thought the self-destruct wouldn't run a script, but would actually be a physical attack on the laptop like the usb-killer v2 from a few years back.
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by ltultraweight 5y ago
As someone that was a hardcore Lisper (you could find me arguing that Scheme is not a Lisp, etc.) before adopting Clojure: I thought muddying the language with a new kind of syntax was terrible. I don't suggest that this is what primar
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by ltultraweight 5y ago
I installed koreader and I'm quite happy with reading long books that way.
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by ltultraweight 5y ago
I saw on phoenix-werkstatt.de that there are actual contributions back upstream. Even if it appears to not be a Dataport employee, at least some of the funds of the government are going towards improving the projects for everyone. Good stuf
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by ltultraweight 5y ago
Isn't Phoenix merely rebranding already existing projects like Jitsi Meet and matrix.org? If not, where can this project be publicly inspected?
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by ltultraweight 5y ago
I use Clojure quite a bit and I don't write anything imperatively. But passing contexts I can see. There is a not uncommon pattern that one can use of keeping a large map with state in it. However it's completely compatible with p
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by ltultraweight 6y ago
Another Linux datapoint, X1 Carbon 6th Generation, daily use. SMART/Health Information (NVMe Log 0x02)