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bedrocklinux.org 4mo ago

Bedrock Linux

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php.watch 6mo ago

PHP 8.5: What's New and Changed

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jyn.dev 7mo ago

I'm just having fun

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dsyme.net 9mo ago

What Kind of Programming Is Natural Language Programming?

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thedailywtf.com 10mo ago

The Therac-25 Incident (2021)

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lwn.net 11mo ago

Arch shares its wiki strategy with Debian

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github.com 11mo ago

Comparison of different C libraries providing generic containers capabilities

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world.hey.com 11mo ago

All-In on Omarchy at 37signals

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apenwarr.ca 11mo ago

Everything you never wanted to know about file locking

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thephp.foundation 11mo ago

PHP 8.5 adds pipe operator

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calgaryvisioncentre.com 11mo ago

The Longest Sightline on Earth

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github.com 1y ago

Cold Showers

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ntietz.com 1y ago

Can I ethically use LLMs?

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flak.tedunangst.com 1y ago

You don't link all of Libc

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lwn.net 1y ago

Arch Linux starts licensing PKGBUILDs

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dataswamp.org 1y ago

Why one would use Qubes OS? (2023)

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medium.com 1y ago

CIMB Niaga Bank moves to Rust from Java, gains 400x efficiency

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blog.plover.com 1y ago

One Plus One Equals Two (2006)

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www.peachpie.io 1y ago

PeachPie Compiler: Compile and run PHP on top of .NET runtime

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cheriot.org 1y ago

CHERI Myths: I don't need CHERI if I have safe languages

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www.edn.com 1y ago

Toyota's killer firmware: Bad design and its consequences (2013)

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en.wikipedia.org 2y ago

Venera Space Probes

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github.com 2y ago

Omakub: Opinionated Ubuntu Setup

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serpentos.com 2y ago

SerpentOS

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technomancy.us 2y ago

In which five different paths lead to methods

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fouronnes.github.io 2y ago

The C++ Iceberg

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github.com 2y ago

KMonad: An Advanced Keyboard Manager

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gavinhoward.com 2y ago

What Computers Cannot Do: The Consequences of Turing-Completeness

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exploits.forsale 2y ago

Exploiting the NT Kernel in 24H2

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hasufell.github.io 2y ago

Getting your Haskell executable statically linked without Nix

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not really, mate. usually people downvote replies that add nothing of substance or something similar to reddit reaction reply, you get the gist. but yes, this is a forum of rent-seeking class.

Gem.coop 10 months ago

yeah, but still, the maintainers need to be paid for their time and expertise. not to mention, although bandwidth and storage is cheap, somebody still have to foot the bill. i suggest people donate to this project.

[dead] 1 year ago

ok, 67 dead. what will be the repercussion for the soldier who shot them dead?

yea, sure. but at least pay him for the "discussion". also, next time you people approach opensore maintainers, pay them for their time.

mate, never heard of it. but reading that the maintainer has done gargantuan effort to make it more accessible to the masses, all I can say is thank you very much and may whatever endeavours you're going to take will be much more fruitful to you.

Why Clojure? 1 year ago

Positive self selection for hiring candidates

"But what about hiring?" When you use any language that isn't in the top 3 of currently most popular languages, you will get this question. JavaScript programmers are counted in the millions, Clojure programmers in the tens of thousands. How will you ever find the required talent?

is it just me or i, for the love of whatever that is holy, find that fp related jobs are so few and far in between? not only clojure, but also f#, haskell, etc? to be honest, fam, if you want to sell a language or two, at least make it possible for people to make a living in it. sorry to say, mate, but my kids can't eat a "lovely" niche programming language.

p.s., i actually have some working exp. in haskell yet nobody approached me because of it.

idk mate, his guide to pick prostitutes has more compelling argument compared to this article. i mean, almost all the time ocaml users don't write their stuff "nested".