Andrey Subbotin
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Posts
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Post #3011200
I might be late to the Tailscale party, yet I find it to be immensely useful and easy to grok.
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Post #3011199
Do you remember when deploying meant just copying files to a folder over FTP?
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Post #3011198
It seems the PSU in my PowerMac G4 has died. Hm...
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Post #3011197
A major push for IPv6 adoption would be to cease supporting IPv4 on the local interface.
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Post #3011196
tmux Integration might actually be something that makes me switch from the default macOS Terminal.app to iTerm 2: https://iterm2.com/documentation-tmux-integration.html
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Post #3011195
I bet there&#39;s a direct relationship between the rise of smartphone usage and a decline in bathroom stall graffiti.
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Post #3011194
An iPad released back in 2012 is still a fine device to read PDFs.
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Post #3011193
The CL image-based REPL and its tools are way ahead of what we have in Clojure: it starts in no time, has a proper debugger with conditions/restarts, and can generate a native binary in a snap. At this point I&#39;m not even sure if the lack of immutability by default is a CL disadvantage at all.
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Post #3011192
Common Lisp is a hidden gem. 1) The feedback loop is so fast that you end up in the flow in no time. 2) The language lets you model whatever you wish easily without trying to force you into a specific way of doing things.
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Post #3011191
Have you ever wondered how to reach the author of a commit in a GitHub repo if they have no contact details listed anywhere? Turns out one can add .patch to a commit URL, and it&#39;s highly likely an email address will be displayed in the patch. Yay!
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Post #3011190
The best way to understand how something works is to try to build it from scratch.