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Comment #13357201
On iq.org he lists j u l i e n @ post.harvard.edu as one of his email addresses but people from Harvard, if Quora answers are to be believed, cannot confirm he ever was at Harvard …
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Comment #13284522
This branch being in the official repository, I took it to be favored. Do you know what's going on?
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Comment #13284412
The problem seems to be post-commit code review or something like that. I don't know if they did, but I hope they used git-notes which has been in git core for a while now.
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Comment #13284217
If this has been using core git's notes[1] feature, then there's nothing to export from the site. But as export is mentioned in the announcement, it seems unlikely. [1] https://www…
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Comment #13281547
If you're using Emacs and org-mode, look into org-babel which supports R among many other inline languages (C, Haskell, sh, SQL, ....) you can use as if you were in iPython.
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Comment #13268066
tldr: A framework to implement the Linux userspace in Haskell. Different design goals than HalVM. Not sure from the code on github: If you want to replace the userspace including l…
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Comment #13264428
> Our operating system detects even the tiniest corruption to files and will automatically restore them from our service. The system is completely self-healing. Can you share detai…
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Comment #13263412
There's a JIT branch in the official upstream emacs repository. Just checkout nick.lloyd-bytecode-jit after cloning emacs from git and run `./configure --with-jit` once you have li…
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Comment #13263400
Hehe. Was I able to express the thoughts clearly enough that you're able to follow (now)?
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Comment #13263208
I feel like we're talking past each other :). Building rustup with and for musl isn't the problem. Needing glibc for the binaries downloaded by rustup is. So this is more about too…
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Comment #13262849
Is there another way to get access to the continuously updated toolchains and targets available via rustup?
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Comment #13260088
That's for targeting musl, typically used for static linking. That should work when running rustup and rustc on FreeBSD as well. What we're missing is rustc-on-musl and with that r…
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Comment #13259506
For bootstrapping it in and for a distro that's the right thing, but if we want to have access to the rustup toolchains and targets, then those require musl-hosting support upstrea…
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Comment #13259241
> Well, hosted is trickier due to compiler plugins, but yes. This has been discussed multiple times in tickets and it's pending. Hopefully soon :). > please submit bugs upstream or…
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Comment #13259219
Unfortunately, yes. Looking through llvm, rust, ocaml APKBUILDs for investigative purposes lists some diffs that seem upstream worthy.
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Comment #13259208
Sadly it's outdated, only a single version, and missing all the other important rustup features. Ultimately rustup's Linux binaries would benefit from either optionally or exclusiv…
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Comment #13258848
Alpine Linux is great and I wish they would do more to upstream their build fixes so that stuff works out of the box with musl. I also wish Rust and then rustup will work out of th…
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Comment #13223559
> As an aside I always kind of wondered why all browsers started including developer tools by default as they are not of use to 99.9% of users. I wish this wasn't the case, but I u…