LorenzoGood

Love the article.

In regards to your nixos configuration woes, you can adopt a pattern like GitHub.com/foehammer127/machines, which could help with Darwin/nixos separation, and should decrease de-duplication.

If the library is 92 lines, you don't need it.

I take the Ap Calculus exam tomorrow. Hopefully it goes well and none of the papers are leaked

Tor?

For me, I have found nix home manager to be the most effective solution for managing my dotfiles.

The migration process was easy, and I was able to use it to replace my sim link script with it's file directives.

It also integrates well with my Nixos Systems.

I just want regular enums, that would solve the problems that result from using the current status quo.

IBM is slowly becoming the open source villan, with Redhat, and now Hashicorp.

Redis labs acquisition next?

For this, you can use nix with deploy-rs, and define those configurations declaratively.

Here is the incident report: https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/372326

For me the main example of leg locks failing in MMA is Ilia Toporia's knockout of Ryan Hall in the UFC.

Also, many powerful leg locks entries fail to succeed in MMA, due to overcommitment of limbs.

Although when striking is involved, leg locks loose much of their effectiveness.

They have the best privacy policy ever: https://localsend.org/#/privacy

Relevant Xkcd: https://xkcd.com/303/

Also, Phoenix and Liveview.

Just out of curiosity for anyone starting a new Erlang project: Why use Erlang over Elixir?

Please post your citation for your claim.

I also don't think that they are super differentiated in the "minimalist browsers" space, especially when things like Arc exist

I am taking the SAT soon, and I am going to try out your flashcards. Thanks!

I feel like most of Jquery has been re implemented as browser api's anyway.

I can deploy my blog for free on GitHub pages.

I feel that the issue there is that their architecture was unable to fit the macaroons correctly.

Or you can produce Configuration with nix

That ain't google

Awesome!

Small suggestion, move the "Link to original comment" button, to the HN comment drop-down.

The current schema is for a newsletter, where data needs to be stored for each individual day, but only one record needs to be created. I just realized that I can have a year, week, and day of week integer instead.

I really like the idea of a hardware solution for a problem like this, as opposed to a software solution.

Thanks to this comment I finally realized what a depth=1 clone is.

Just started this year, at 16, I hope this is me in several years.

Merry Christmas!

Thanks