it’s not a big deal for me, for the couple of daily sudos I type.

code goes in git which you can push to other devices and pull from other devices. but if you’re not used to it and you turn off a machine and forget to push… you’re stuck.

for syncing files in general, I use syncthing. open source, e2e encrypted.

I added “alias fucking=sudo” and I never remeber to use it :(

I’m fine reviewing, if I’m familiar with the task, codebase and especially if I’ve been involved with the proposed technical solution.

reviewing gen code? Hell, NO!

I’m not reviewint that butload of code. Just today I had to rollback some shit I “reviewed” a month ago. Huge ass refactor. I reviewed for 1 hour and then I just yolo’d it.

I’m not reviewing anymore.

ah, sorry then. my kb has mx brown switches which are tactile, but silent. the key might bottoms out and make some sound

tactile feedback is for your finger to feel, as per the name, and doesn’t necessarily make an audible click.

hopefully it doesn’t have the full kde ecosystem as deps and can be used standalone. <insert doubt here>

https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/4284

btw, happens with that bitmask too. just happened.

rx 6650 xt, stock drivers that come with arch, amdgpu. issue is both on lts and latest. seems to be a ring buffer error. there’s an open ticket about it.

I don’t remeber the flag, but it’s to disable some power saving feature.

I despise python syntax.

right. I got an AMD and the driver is utter shit. I had to disable features using kernel cmdline bitmask flags, so that it doesn’t crash every 2 hours. wayland + amd classic.

never had compositor or display server issues with nvidia on linux.

chatgpt happened

they are explicitly excluded, right?

I think ghcup is the simplest way

I used it either through my distro’s package or using stack install. there’s also cabal install, but that doesn’t install the compiler, at least not in 2017 when I played with it.

I asked chatgpt for a few languages with a good typesystem and it suggested ocaml among other (scala, rust, haskell, f#)

Then asked for a 100 line ocaml REST API example with a popular framework and db lib… and it looks mostly like Haskell.

edit: async is done with monads

i wish a more performing language would have this type system. the only other ones I know are Rust which is a bit strict and slow to dev on, and Haskell which is too much.

agreed. typescript is excelent, especially if you make it strict and know a bit of complex types to make sure things stay put.

hahaha. just don’t --continue at the last commit