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mbuffett.com
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| | | | | I started a Haskell rewrite of a project, and after not having used Haskell for a long time, found the process of setting up my Vim environment to be a pain. There's nothing exciting here, but by the end of this quick guide you should have: Haskell + Stack installed Autocompletion, go to definition, type lookups, and more via HIE and CoC GHCi via Intero (it does more, but overlaps with HIE a bit) Local hoogle For vim packages, I'm going to assume you're using vim-plug, replace Plug with your plugin manager of choice if you're using something else. | |
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hilarymason.com
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| | | | | I travel quite a lot, and I've developed the habit of always texting myself my hotel room number so I don't forget it (unfortunately, I really do stay in that many hotels). I recently looked at my texts to myself and realized it seems like a reasonable set of random numbers. Hello, hotel-based entropy*! What... | |
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imapenguin.com
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| | | | | Have you been itching to do 64 Bit ARM assembly program like I have on your Raspberry Pi? I'll bet you have. I mean, the thing has to be useful for SOMETHING right? Most Raspbian installs are still on 32 bits, but switching is easy. Make backups and all that and then do: rpi-update Then edit /boot/config.txt and add: [pi] arm_64bit=1 Reboot That's all there is to it. Of you do a uname -m and see something with v 8 (not 7), you're done. Onto 64 bit assembly coding! | |
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www.vanimpe.eu
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