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Comment #49138977
It is not a good explanation because that is not the reason. That reason is for Mac OS. I don't know the details, but BSDs normally modify the GCC version they use. IIRC OpenBSD us…
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Comment #48754434
It is not, Hanami is a batteries-included framework. It not even a pay-as-you-go framework like Pyramid. The equivalent of Flask in Ruby land is Roda+Sequel.
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Comment #48518912
> but I want durable messages and a mobile client. And IRCv3 has chat history to provide that. But https://snikket.org/ (XMPP) is more likely aligned with what you are looking for
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Comment #46840135
The protocol is OCapN http://ocapn.org/
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Comment #45903763
It is likely you use Chrome or a browser that uses Blink for its engine and the OP uses a non-blink browser like Firefox. I use Firefox and I can cofirm since the last few months Y…
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Comment #44674186
junit was not invented, it was a port from Smalltalk's SUnit, which was created on 1989, ~6 years before the first release of Apache. Yes, the extreme programming (XP) craze hadn't…
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Comment #44065512
Recently saw this through https://discuss.systems/@pkhuong/114532017716618023 which summaries why this would be useful: > Flagging old live (i.e., potentially immortal) allocations…
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Comment #43347498
wmii[0], it implements the acme window layout. But the interesting part is that it exposes its state as a file-system. The main loop is a shell script[1]. So BYO posible, fe here i…
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Comment #41618371
The original hy annoucement makes it clear that they embed a Lisp by compiling with Python bytecode. You can see it in the following video about the 16:25 mark https://m.youtube.co…
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Comment #40897901
That is because I only mentioned them, didn't explain them. Kara-cancel is a mechanic that lets you extend the range of your moves, in 3s is used for throws. So the input for throw…
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Comment #40892188
> Also, I would love for this guy to do a deep dive on the SC:BW approach to balance, which is map-based rather than based on traditional unit-based balance changes. This way the c…
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Comment #39860536
For what is worth in nix after the code is downloaded the code is built in a sandbox without network access. So one does have a viable alternative for Rust. And is true that most p…
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Comment #39124658
> is arguably the most powerful debugging experience available for any programming language. The sly debugger is better than most debuggers, but calling it the most powerful debugg…
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Comment #38595784
I use project.el instead of projectile but yeah that is exactly what I do. It is only a couple of lines. https://github.com/PuercoPop/.emacs.d/blob/9d0b99d332d619fe3...
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Comment #38415557
You are thinking of darcs, that is the one that was written in Haskell. Although Darcs is more related to pijul than to git
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Comment #38156076
No, the included demos have examples for a analyzing Ruby (ActiveRecord) and Java. There was a paper a while back about moldable development where they showed a Python debugger.
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Comment #37105922
That is what I was trying to say by > Other than using version control to determine what are the sources of the derivation I don't think that defaulting to using git to list the so…
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Comment #37105793
I use nix with flakes, have written a couple of flakes day to day use. I am not a nix power user. But based on my current understanding this statement seems incorrect > Flakes are …
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Comment #36502098
Amarok was the first app in Linux that was better than the Windows counterpart. My non-technical friends would ask how could they use it. It was the killer app for the Linux Deskto…
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Comment #36502069
> a fork of a DE from 2002 Not 2002, 2008. Trinity was forked after KDE3 was EOL. I'm curious if they are keeping DCOP alive or have they embraced dbus?
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Comment #36342144
It is like printf to stderr and exit(1)
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Comment #34052494
I knew that as RICE: Rest Ice Compression Elevation. I remember seeing in in medwiki which was a wikipedia curated my doctors that Standford tried to launch iirc.