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ianthehenry.com
Over the course of reading the Nix manual, reading the Nixpkgs manual, reading the Nix Pills, and performing my own experiments, I have accumulated quite a few "open questions." I leave them at the bottom of each post, and they help ease my mind: writing them down allows me to forget them. They are not lurking in the darker corners of my brain, distracting me as I try to go about my day. They will be there for me when I need them, and that is a calming thought. Now, I'm not done learning Nix. But I have read all of the official documentation, at this point, and it is time to enter into a new chapter of my Nix journey: I am leaving the warm embrace of the manuals, and setting off on my own. And what better place to start by going through my open questions? Al... |
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r-spatial.github.io
Read simple features from file or database, or retrieve layer names and their geometry type(s) Read PostGIS table directly through DBI and RPostgreSQL interface, converting Well-Know Binary geometries to sfc |
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blog.miguelgrinberg.com
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kiljan.org
Running Arch Linux RISC-V on a Milk-V Mars presents several challenges. Most notably is that the young operating system is not easy to start with. But just because it is a bit difficult does not mean it is impossible. |
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