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24,200karma·4,492submissions·December 27, 2014
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Since the repo and group are a little light on details, here is a paper by the group describing some of their work [0]. As always, if you are interested in learning OCaml or Haskell, try SML instead! …
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I am just a layuser, but I have had no issue running MATE and Gnome3 on my Lenovo Ideapad Y410p.
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Thanks :) I was afk and I hoped someone would correct me.
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OS X also ships LibreSSL (ssh -v).
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I think the issue would much be better solved by not automatically completing and instead showing a grayed out suggestion that can be selected by hitting right arrow. Anyway, what it is doing right no…
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Well that's exactly the point (concerning autocomplete anyway). It would be nice to have if it worked... but right now it just gets in the way. And it's not even that relevant to the underly…
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Just opened up the MacOS build. It is pretty impressive! But the autocomplete is just awful. Typing in " http://localhost:3000" at normal speed produced " http://&#…
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I will be revisiting OCaml sometime in the near future to write a more solid web framework for it (compared to OWebl). This time it will be based on FastCGI rather than doing the networking itself I t…
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And the resulting HTML output: http://www.smlserver.org/smltojs/test/rwp_ex1.html …
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Hey! I'll bring it up in discussion and see if there's anything we can do to make this easier for you. In the meantime, have you thought about using your own authoritative DNS servers?
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If you are interested in picking up or dabbling in SML, I recommend checking out the /r/sml wiki [0]. I'll also single out the #sml channel on Freenode as a great place to get help if y…
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It is not officially supported, but you can run FreeBSD on Linode. I have been able to get FreeBSD (with ZFS), OpenBSD, and NetBSD running on my Linodes. I tried getting SmartOS working but I haven&#x…
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If you want to be boring, try writing purely functional data structures (check out Containers in the Ponyo source via ponyo.org). Otherwise, do something interesting like writing a web server from scr…
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Where has it been around?
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I didn't. This (or something very similar) was on HN a few weeks ago so I remembered it.
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That is really interesting. I think definitely find myself doing this as well. It's easy to justify both personally and professionally. Thanks for bringing that up.