Posts by schaueho@functional.cafe
(DIR) Post #AF408oZDiL1BXZh4zo by schaueho@functional.cafe
2022-01-03T08:38:50Z
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A new future for GnuPG: TL;DR is that Werner Koch has found a way to create revenue that he can use to support #gnupg development. https://gnupg.org/blog/20220102-a-new-future-for-gnupg.html
(DIR) Post #AIpnjzXcKzBDvjyuhc by schaueho@functional.cafe
2022-04-26T07:47:41Z
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@bfdi Nö. Solange es da keinen interessanten Content gibt, wüsste ich nicht warum. Man weiß ja nicht mal, ob das nicht ein Fake-Account oder nur eine Einbahn-Gezwitscherbrücke ist. @janboehm
(DIR) Post #AIy8DjJOnKqWdCT4vg by schaueho@functional.cafe
2022-04-30T07:06:19Z
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@loke I agree that "a better social network" probably means different things to different people. I think that's actually an opportunity to have different systems and different communities that can interact via ActivityPub but don't have to. The challenge, I guess, is to figure out effective ways (ie. that work for small communities / instances) to support or enforce (within their boundaries) their idea of how interactions should happen (moderation, blocking, but also highlighting etc.) @zacchiro
(DIR) Post #AJLtbkAO22ZAPCAAlc by schaueho@functional.cafe
2022-05-11T06:01:48Z
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There's Docker Desktop and then there's docker.el: GitHub - Silex/docker.el: Manage docker from Emacs.https://github.com/Silex/docker.el#docker #emacs
(DIR) Post #AJWO74NXsDOIH7lqWO by schaueho@functional.cafe
2022-05-12T06:21:56Z
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@jwildeboer All user mode code remains closed source, if I see this correctly, including the CUDA part. It's a good step in the right direction, no question, but the journey is far from over.
(DIR) Post #AMLi5Ems3g0FxqKa1o by schaueho@functional.cafe
2022-08-08T13:17:29Z
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Sehr schöne (Debatten-)Analyse von Peter Unfried in der @tazgetroete zum Metaframing der Debatte rund um "weniger Duschen":https://taz.de/Die-Gruenen-und-die-Dusch-Debatte/!5870070&s=Arschl%C3%B6cher/
(DIR) Post #AMuhHi8vQzvjNpy1z6 by schaueho@functional.cafe
2022-08-26T07:57:48Z
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@veer66 I don't get why this should be the case. Macros provide a way to build your own language ("domain specific") which to me is very orthogonal to the question of using lazy evaluation or transducers.Or am I misunderstanding you?
(DIR) Post #APNNQpRVZ4n53nJoUS by schaueho@functional.cafe
2022-11-07T16:02:21Z
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@mark_watson I don't think of Emacs as being old technology. But I'm not so sure about LaTeX because while I still use it to write all real letters, I'm no longer following along with the development. Has it gone stale?
(DIR) Post #APXpkwPwCepSIl1ziy by schaueho@functional.cafe
2022-11-12T08:26:37Z
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@hanshuebner Nice article by Fogus but I think the linked article by Mikel Evins is actually even better: https://mikelevins.github.io/posts/2020-12-18-repl-driven/In particular as he discusses the break loop, which is IMHO really a distinguishing feature. And it's one that Clojure does not offer to the same extent. Which is the reason why my way of interacting with Clojure is closer to working with eg. Python than to CL (and my way of working with Python is closer to Lisp than to Java).
(DIR) Post #APXpky1CFcE7GbTGRE by schaueho@functional.cafe
2022-11-12T08:32:10Z
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@hanshuebner My recent experience with Python programmers is that there's a strong trend to work the Java way, with very strict typing and good IDE support in eg. PyCharm. There is also the data analysts using Jupyter which is closer to working in a REPL but with more visualization capabilities. Most Python programmers I know despise working with Jupyter (although acknowledging the usefulness for data exploration).
(DIR) Post #APYvYQHWePZC2hTEBM by schaueho@functional.cafe
2022-11-07T20:25:46Z
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Whisperfish, an open-source Signal client for SailfishOS, can now be coupled as a secondary device. Which means I can finally use both my mobile and my tablet. #signal #sailfishos
(DIR) Post #AQ7heWeHG2N5coYTMe by schaueho@functional.cafe
2022-11-30T07:21:27Z
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REPL driven development in Python with IPython. David describes what I've been doing like 10 years ago already with IPython and Emacs (and also with Ruby), so I'm a little surprised to see that this is apparently not common practice. Somehow this way of working seems not to be popular outside of lisp circles. I've never worked in a Jupyter notebook though, so maybe that's what the Python guys are using when they want direct feedback?Can we have that in Python too?https://davidvujic.blogspot.com/2021/09/can-we-have-that-in-python-too.html
(DIR) Post #AQ7hwkflr4zaKfwcZk by schaueho@functional.cafe
2022-11-30T08:12:25Z
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@veer66 IPython is just your regular Python loaded with some additional modules, just like you need a server part for slime or cider.
(DIR) Post #AQ7iCE1uzJWrj4gLjs by schaueho@functional.cafe
2022-11-30T08:15:18Z
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@veer66 It's been awhile since I last did some web programming in Python and back then it was Zope (yes, it was that long ago). I have no idea if and how that works with Django or Flask.
(DIR) Post #ARGPcVOewGOAZXiURk by schaueho@functional.cafe
2023-01-03T07:47:11Z
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@javahippie When Leffingwell's book on SAFe came out, it looked a bit scary but still useful. Judging from a workshop on a conference, I think Leffingwell himself is believing in doing things very agile and with lots of team involvement. Personally, I've never seen it implemented and have heard many horror stories since then. And the framework indeed looks to be perfect to keep micromanaging and power and control of the previous company culture alive.
(DIR) Post #ARGPcWVmnFgS1w3hC4 by schaueho@functional.cafe
2023-01-03T08:34:19Z
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@javahippie Yes, that's what the consultants would use as an excuse. But the reality is that culture is hard to change and most companies get change management completely wrong anyway.I guess it goes deeper than that, however. SAFe looks like it has both alignment and autonomy, but I think the focus is on rigid alignment and autonomy is only within the Scrum team (if at all, given that you still have governance from architects and others).
(DIR) Post #AcL1vHuTKK55cgF4BU by schaueho@functional.cafe
2023-11-30T16:49:18Z
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A professional musician dissecting unknown music discovers Portishead, "Strangers" and has a hard time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S60NkgBhEn4Actually, the entire show seems to be available online: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaaGZFQBocqRmuaRVlXih2bwhZtQlJgBc#SongOfTheDay
(DIR) Post #Ar34CbP0MT450HvXOa by schaueho@functional.cafe
2025-02-12T10:39:35Z
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@Codeberg One additional idea for fighting the problem: I don't think there should ever be a need to mention 100 users in any comment / commit / issue / whatever.
(DIR) Post #Ar37bZmJptcZ4LQqh6 by schaueho@functional.cafe
2019-05-05T09:51:57Z
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PSA: If you are sending me a follow request, I will check your profile to figure out if you're a bot or not. If your public profile contains no posts, I will default to assume you're a bot and will decline your request.
(DIR) Post #B2wLv2H2G8MPQfxzge by schaueho@functional.cafe
2026-02-03T09:36:00Z
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@publicvoit Most of the groups from I used to read in the 90s / early 00s are still there (mostly de.* and comp.* ones). Traffic has gone down a lot, though, so a lot of groups are also more or less dead. I actually switched servers over the year, as my previous server was shut off. So, Usenet surely smells a bit funny.