I like functional programming, inline skating and statistics :)
I use #NixOS 
, #RocLang, and #JuliaLang 
Migrated from @hasnep
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| Website | https://ha.nnes.dev |
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v0.20 of sqruff is now available in #Nixpkgs. Thanks @rfc1149 for updating it!
💚 🧡 Inspired by Ubuntu release 24.10, scheduled for release this month! Created with @Krita and @Blender. 
In a move that absolutely no one asked for:
I am porting the Windows Vista/7 desktop Gadgets to Wayland with some GTK sorcery.
These widgets are actually zip files with web resources plus some metadata.
I got the Machine CPU and RAM stats working, along with some of Microsoft's weird JS API's.
https://ha.nnes.dev/blog/fuzzing-is-fun/
I tried #fuzzing and really enjoyed it, so I wrote a blogpost about it! It mentions some #RocLang stuff, but you don't need to know any Roc to read it :)
My first (proper) PR to the #RocLang compiler got merged! :)
@JoeRess In a recent episode of one of your podcasts, you talked about whether WSL brings people over to "proper" desktop Linux.
In 2018 I was writing my masters dissertation on Windows, and someone on Reddit said that it's much easier to manage LaTeX packages on Linux and recommended using WSL to do that. I wrote my dissertation using WSL, which later made me want to try dual booting Ubuntu 19.10, which then broke my Windows partition, so I uninstalled Windows and have used Linux ever since.
The Niri desktop environment looks cool, the scrolling design is very similar to how I already use my desktop (plus, written in #RustLang, blazing fast, blah blah blah)
https://hasnep.github.io/roc-packages
I wrote an unofficial package index website for #RocLang. The number of packages is growing quickly, and I have a bunch more that I'm close to releasing!
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