This turned up in my feed today: Object-Oriented Programming, lecture by Daniel Ingalls. It’s an old talk about the advantages of object-oriented programming from one of the inventors of Smalltalk (Dan Ingalls).
So I was able to compile bondi with a little help from my friend epilys.
It went a little something like this:
$ sudo apt install opam $ opam init $ opam switch create 4.06.1 $ opam install base $ opam install ocaml-lsp-server $ opam install stdlib-shims $ dune build
I’m not certain stdlib-shims was required and the ocaml-lsp-server was for vscode integration (I think).
Today I was checking out bare-metal systems available from OVHcloud.
This looks interesting: scrapscript. It’s a new programming language currently under development.
Every now and then I find myself over on the C2 wiki. Today it was here:
This a note for Future John: Using filesystem capabilities with rsync by Hazel Smith. Use the CAP_DAC_READ_SEARCH capability. AKA: how I learned to stop worrying and love CAP_DAC_READ_SEARCH. There are some more notes over on Linux Capabilities and rsync, from presentation to practice.
Today I discovered The T2 Tile Project. Looks pretty cool! It’s a whole new approach to computing with a focus on robustness.
The project is being run by David Ackley.
Well I have just disabled the voicemail feature on my telephone account. Good riddance I say! Only con artists and scammers were leaving me messages, and forcing me to spend time sitting there deleting them all from time to time. No more!
Apparently this is an old classic, but I only learned of it today: Programming Sucks.