In #Haskell, newtyping doesn't start to make sense while primitive value pieces always happen in context of some more complex struct (because you keep passing the complex struct, which leaves not much for confusion).
But as soon as you start to pass pieces of the struct around, it starts to feel unsafe to just pass a random ByteString. That is a good point to factor in a small newtype wrapper.
Here we go.
Election day in Hungary.
Please keep your fingers crossed.
And your toes.
I don't even know what a best case scenario looks like, and I have no clue how today will go. It's stressful.
Everyone in #Hungary is waiting for voting tomorrow. But I'm waiting something else as well. Tomorrow will be Insane! Because every Sunday, there's an Insane difficulty Clues By Sam, the logic detective game for SAT solver nerds.
I solved the daily #CluesBySam, Apr 11th 2026 (Hard), in less than 13 minutes
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As for whichever OS is the most secure. There surely are some diffs to begin with, but let's take an analogy.
In an algorithm book, there's a FAQ: which library is faster, one written in C, or one in Java? The answer: whichever library's author was more proficient in their own language.
Alike, the more secure OS will be that you have more expertise securing.
Our home #internet service has gone out during this snow storm. I still have mobile. But I also have offline access to #Wikipedia and #ProjectGutenberg on my laptop, thanks to @kiwix !
Last month I downloaded a 110GB zim file and repurposed a Raspberry pi to serve this content offline.
Its great that these priceless repositories of knowledge are free to access and use, and made available to self host. For me, this just a fun project, but for an offline school in an under developed country, this same tech can help kids learn or provide access to knowledge in an emergency.
Anne Ominous
Shriram Krishnamurthi
Dr. Zalka Csenge Virág
David Chisnall (*Now with 50% more sarcasm!*)
Darren du Nord
Mr Taps
David Revoy