I agree with zimbatm. I find the GUIX posts very topical and heavily
geared towards my perceived notion of this mailing-list's mission
(although I'm currently just lurking to hone my Nix).
I admit that I have not looked into fractalide, which could very much
be topical, however some form of guidel
Ironically I didn't get the original message but now have 10 more emails to
read, not all of them super friendly. As far as I know there are no
explicit rules for the mailing list so it's open for interpretation. If we
want to set more rules then we need a document that we can refer people to,
and
stewart mackenzie writes:
> Reusable Functions - They're great, they're just great, you'll love them.
Sneaky remarks like this are totally inappropriate here. Profpatsch
asked nicely for a short pitch of your project, and you throw this
completely useless sentence into his face.
This isn't how
2017-01-12 14:48 GMT+01:00 Peter Simons :
>
> please speak for yourself. I found Stewart's message both interesting
> and relevant for this mailing list -- much more so than the trolling and
> flaming that followed it. I did not respond simply because I had nothing
> meaningful to say, so please d
Reusable Functions - They're great, they're just great, you'll love them.
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On 17-01-12 09:16pm, stewart mackenzie wrote:
> Reproducible functions adds a new vertical design space to Nix/NixOS,
> it's pretty huge in my books, given that monolith apps can be combined
> in only a certain amount of ways. Next came the reproducible
> libraries, which can be combined into even
Hi Herwig,
> Profpatsch is actually being quite courteous by politely pointing out
> that your message fails to be relevant to nix-dev, instead of
> ignoring you, like the rest of us do.
please speak for yourself. I found Stewart's message both interesting
and relevant for this mailing list --
stewart mackenzie writes:
> Nix's very existence revolves around solving an insanely hard problem,
> that of reproducibility, it's the only project that actually gets it
> right.
> Reproducible monolith apps have _everything_ to do with Nix/NixOS
> Reproducible libraries have _everything_ to do w
On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 8:46 PM, Herwig Hochleitner
wrote:
> ...
Nix's very existence revolves around solving an insanely hard problem,
that of reproducibility, it's the only project that actually gets it
right.
Reproducible monolith apps have _everything_ to do with Nix/NixOS
Reproducible librar
2017-01-12 13:20 GMT+01:00 stewart mackenzie :
>
> Reusable and reproducible functions have nothing to do with Nix/NixOS?
>
Not in particular with nix-dev, they don't.
What about reproducible libraries?
>
Nope.
> What about reproducible monolith apps?
>
No. Why not try posting about some has
So let me understand this clearly.
Reusable and reproducible functions have nothing to do with Nix/NixOS?
What about reproducible libraries?
What about reproducible monolith apps?
This is a _new_ concept to the Nix/NixOS
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2017-01-12 12:08 GMT+01:00 stewart mackenzie :
> On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 7:03 PM, Profpatsch wrote:
> > Not sure what this has to do with nix-dev?
>
> tough crowd, tough crowd.
>
Hi Stewart,
Profpatsch is actually being quite courteous by politely pointing out that
your message fails to be rele
On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 7:03 PM, Profpatsch wrote:
> Not sure what this has to do with nix-dev?
tough crowd, tough crowd.
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On 17-01-11 11:34pm, stewart mackenzie wrote:
> Greetings all,
Not sure what this has to do with nix-dev?
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Greetings all,
So after some 946 commits a number of rewrites starting in 2014 when
Fractalide was implemented in a neat programming language called
Mozart Oz, we've gone BETA. At that stage Fractalide was the subject
of a Master thesis for Denis Michiels under Professor Peter Van Roy of
UCL Belgi
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