vinnyhaps

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by vinnyhaps 4mo ago
Maintainer of Radicle here.. Currently, we are focused on building on top of Git, and that is very much baked into the protocol design right now. We will benefit from jj's compatibility with Git for the time being, and seeing how that
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by vinnyhaps 4mo ago
I think it would imply that it is a Turing incomplete language. So, it would not be able to express certain programs, but all the computation you can represent is mathematically shown to reduce to a termination point.
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by vinnyhaps 5mo ago
Hey! One of the maintainers of Radicle ( https://radicle.dev/ ) here If you have the time, it would be great to see you trying out Radicle, even if it’s just for a mirror to start; then see how we can turn that into something
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Pandoc in the Browser with WASM(discourse.haskell.org)
34 points by vinnyhaps 7mo ago|7 comments
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by vinnyhaps 10mo ago
I remember the day Rúnar told me he was going to work on this new language called Unison. I have always thought it was an amazing project to set out on, and was paving the way for a new kind of paradigm. Super proud to see them release a 1.
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by vinnyhaps 10mo ago
I’m pretty sure one of the Zed founders wrote tree-sitter, so I’m sure there’s some overlap It’s really cool to see tree-sitter unlock so many of these use cases. I love using [difftastic] for my diffing tool to get context aware diffs. So
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Jujutsu and Radicle(radicle.xyz)
132 points by vinnyhaps 1y ago|96 comments
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by vinnyhaps 1y ago
Follow along with Fintan as he details how he put his Git workflow into submission with Jujutsu and Radicle
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by vinnyhaps 2y ago
with cheese
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by vinnyhaps 2y ago
I believe the after change hovers over the before line. So if you go back to the video, e.g. at 27s in, there's a lightning bolt highlighting which line is going to be changed, then there's a box, with "tab" at the end,
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by vinnyhaps 2y ago
We're quite aware that Git is a distributed code collaboration tool, even trying out the email based flow in the past :) You may notice that the title is "peer-to-peer code collaboration stack built on Git", emphasis on &quot
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by vinnyhaps 2y ago
The Radicle project doesn't involve the crypto token, started by Radworks, in its technology. It's also stated in the FAQ on the website ( https://radicle.xyz/faq ) that the project is funded by Radworks and also pr
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by vinnyhaps 2y ago
At the moment there isn't any mechanism for that kind of drive-by action. The current mechanism for creating an issue requires that a Git reference is created (the COBs structure) for replicating by other nodes. Perhaps in the future,
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by vinnyhaps 3y ago
What is "non-git data" though? Git is just a mechanism for storing plain-text data as a series of commits. The underlying data are just blobs of bytes. So all data is Git data and Radicle takes full advantage of that. The "sp
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by vinnyhaps 3y ago
I'd like to note here that Radicle has defined our own version of issue and patch management, but they're not necessarily required to be used as part of the protocol. The protocol only defines that any and all COBs will be stored
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by vinnyhaps 3y ago
Yes, but the maintainers can be changed while also keeping the identifier stable. Updates to the delegate set (read: maintainers) can be made, let's say adding a new delegate. This change is signed by a quorum of the current set of mai
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by vinnyhaps 3y ago
Radicle developer here :) And yes you're completely right. The current state of key management has A LOT left to be desired, because `did:key` has no rotation and so if you lose your key then it's game over. We decided to go with
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by vinnyhaps 3y ago
> The reason for needing to not know the hash is for cases like tornado cash. The site and repo was taken down. There's a bunch of people sharing a codebase with differing hashes, you have no idea which is real or altered. > This
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by vinnyhaps 3y ago
It also shows up in Terry Pratchett's Going Postal http://www.gnuterrypratchett.com/ :')
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by vinnyhaps 6y ago
I went to a meetup on TerminusDB. It seemed like a cool project and quite mature. https://terminusdb.com/