Yep! Personally I use nixd but there are multiple nix lsps. There are definitely places where nixd stops helping due to nix being a dynamically-typed language. For example, when writing functions it doesn't know what…
> Ask nixpkgs a question in a loop. Interrogate and explore nixpkgs in a REPL nix repl --expr 'builtins.getFlake "github:NixOS/nixpkgs/nixos-unstable"' nix-repl> builtins.filter (name: lib.licenses."${name}" ? spdxId &&…
> Sorry, you have been blocked > You are unable to access hashnode.dev Well this is a first for something posted to HN. I'm not blocked anywhere else, so I don't know what you're doing different on your website.
Everyone has mentioned the license, which is the reason ZFS isn't everywhere. I just wanted to add: Don't let the license scare you away. The CDDL is actually a nice compromise between copyleft (GPL) and copyfree (BSD).…
Admittedly I haven't been in the C++ space for about a decade, but back in the day I used to love premake for this exact reason. You wrote your build config in a completely standard real scripting language: lua.…
Not just "could" but originally it was the only option. > When the TLD name was first launched, only third-level registrations and forwarded e-mail addresses were available. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.name
This is great. It solves two of my issues: 1. It is difficult to figure out if dropping $10k+ on hardware will make a meaningful difference for running local models. 2. Downloading each model and each quantization of…
> Think it's also debatable what value colour brings unless you are regularly reading full colour magazines, PDFs etc. A photo frame in your home that rotates through a set of photos. My grandmother had one to help her…
T-Mobile recently had a trade-in promotion where you could trade in any phone and get a pixel 10 for "free". The free is in quotes because what actually happens is you get signed up for device financing which spreads…
You're suggesting gambling that Nvidia will start to fall within the next 3 months? That sounds like requiring perfect timing to me.
> unless someone--a human--can verify and understand it, it doesn't count. One counter-point: Humans have not figured out how general anesthesia works, but we use it every day to great effect.…
https://www.facebook.com/twonks/posts/great-job-/13130659843...
I use twine for the same reason. Dirt cheap. Lasts forever. Doesn't leave residue on your cables. The downside is I end up cutting the twine when I need to use the cable but a couple inches of twine in insignificant.
Relevant comic expressing the same idea: https://www.facebook.com/twonks/posts/great-job-/13130659843...
Good suggestion! Fixed.
I have my own domain. I've been asked for my email, to which I replied "myname@foo.bar" and they've replied "myname@foo.bar.com?". (obviously using a fake domain, I don't own foo.bar)
> who the author is The article has the author listed at the top. If you click on it, you'll see which university he works for. With his name and university, you can Google to find his wikipedia page.…
> If not for NAT, we'd all need a firewall You still need a firewall regardless of NAT. Otherwise, every time you take your computer outside of your home, you're no longer protected. Any attacker or compromised device…
> being able to run different applications over Tor, VPN or plain internet simultaneously, the ability to isolate non-safe binaries and being able to backup your VMs easily. These are all possible using light…
Because freedom isn't free! But in all seriousness, "free as in freedom" seems fine to me but it is replacing the already unambiguous "free as in speech". You're still stuck with the sometimes-confusing "free as in…
> seeing how much of my old third-party config I can replace with builtins There are projects that seek to do just that. I'd recommend taking a look at them to get an idea of whats possible with an…
This is why I prefer "gratis" vs "libre" instead of "free as in speech" vs "free as in beer". gratis/libre are clear and succinct. As for an actual answer: parties, weddings.
> Or maybe you pipe into xargs and pray your filenames don’t have spaces: > find . -name '*.log' | xargs rm No need for prayer: find . -name '*.log' -print0 | xargs --null rm That uses null as a delimiter instead of…
In my case, I am a very senior member of my team so 25-50% of each day is spent helping and/or teaching teammates. In situations like that, it is useful to be deeply familiar with the tools that your teammates are using…
They're referring to the partnership between GrapheneOS and Motorola: https://motorolanews.com/motorola-three-new-b2b-solutions-at...
Yep! Personally I use nixd but there are multiple nix lsps. There are definitely places where nixd stops helping due to nix being a dynamically-typed language. For example, when writing functions it doesn't know what…
> Ask nixpkgs a question in a loop. Interrogate and explore nixpkgs in a REPL nix repl --expr 'builtins.getFlake "github:NixOS/nixpkgs/nixos-unstable"' nix-repl> builtins.filter (name: lib.licenses."${name}" ? spdxId &&…
> Sorry, you have been blocked > You are unable to access hashnode.dev Well this is a first for something posted to HN. I'm not blocked anywhere else, so I don't know what you're doing different on your website.
Everyone has mentioned the license, which is the reason ZFS isn't everywhere. I just wanted to add: Don't let the license scare you away. The CDDL is actually a nice compromise between copyleft (GPL) and copyfree (BSD).…
Admittedly I haven't been in the C++ space for about a decade, but back in the day I used to love premake for this exact reason. You wrote your build config in a completely standard real scripting language: lua.…
Not just "could" but originally it was the only option. > When the TLD name was first launched, only third-level registrations and forwarded e-mail addresses were available. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.name
This is great. It solves two of my issues: 1. It is difficult to figure out if dropping $10k+ on hardware will make a meaningful difference for running local models. 2. Downloading each model and each quantization of…
> Think it's also debatable what value colour brings unless you are regularly reading full colour magazines, PDFs etc. A photo frame in your home that rotates through a set of photos. My grandmother had one to help her…
T-Mobile recently had a trade-in promotion where you could trade in any phone and get a pixel 10 for "free". The free is in quotes because what actually happens is you get signed up for device financing which spreads…
You're suggesting gambling that Nvidia will start to fall within the next 3 months? That sounds like requiring perfect timing to me.
> unless someone--a human--can verify and understand it, it doesn't count. One counter-point: Humans have not figured out how general anesthesia works, but we use it every day to great effect.…
https://www.facebook.com/twonks/posts/great-job-/13130659843...
I use twine for the same reason. Dirt cheap. Lasts forever. Doesn't leave residue on your cables. The downside is I end up cutting the twine when I need to use the cable but a couple inches of twine in insignificant.
Relevant comic expressing the same idea: https://www.facebook.com/twonks/posts/great-job-/13130659843...
Good suggestion! Fixed.
I have my own domain. I've been asked for my email, to which I replied "myname@foo.bar" and they've replied "myname@foo.bar.com?". (obviously using a fake domain, I don't own foo.bar)
> who the author is The article has the author listed at the top. If you click on it, you'll see which university he works for. With his name and university, you can Google to find his wikipedia page.…
> If not for NAT, we'd all need a firewall You still need a firewall regardless of NAT. Otherwise, every time you take your computer outside of your home, you're no longer protected. Any attacker or compromised device…
> being able to run different applications over Tor, VPN or plain internet simultaneously, the ability to isolate non-safe binaries and being able to backup your VMs easily. These are all possible using light…
Because freedom isn't free! But in all seriousness, "free as in freedom" seems fine to me but it is replacing the already unambiguous "free as in speech". You're still stuck with the sometimes-confusing "free as in…
> seeing how much of my old third-party config I can replace with builtins There are projects that seek to do just that. I'd recommend taking a look at them to get an idea of whats possible with an…
This is why I prefer "gratis" vs "libre" instead of "free as in speech" vs "free as in beer". gratis/libre are clear and succinct. As for an actual answer: parties, weddings.
> Or maybe you pipe into xargs and pray your filenames don’t have spaces: > find . -name '*.log' | xargs rm No need for prayer: find . -name '*.log' -print0 | xargs --null rm That uses null as a delimiter instead of…
In my case, I am a very senior member of my team so 25-50% of each day is spent helping and/or teaching teammates. In situations like that, it is useful to be deeply familiar with the tools that your teammates are using…
They're referring to the partnership between GrapheneOS and Motorola: https://motorolanews.com/motorola-three-new-b2b-solutions-at...