Aarkon @Aarkon@metalhead.club

Ich finde ja „Rüsselsheim" immer noch super als Name für eine Mastodon-Instanz.

Ein neues soziales Netzwerk zu erkunden fühlt sich immer ein wenig so an wie früh auf ein Festival zu fahren:

- schon mal den Claim abstecken
- gewisse Komfortinfrastrukturen fehlen noch
- es sind noch nicht alle Freunde da
- neue Bekanntschaften

Fehlen eigentlich nur der Geruch nach frischem Rasen & Grill und die Trinkspiele.

It looks as #Spacemacs pretty much does what I want.
Thanks for all suggestions non the less (which were surprisingly pretty much dominated by vim, maybe I'll have to get into that some time too)!

And because my home office does not heat up quite as well as I would like it to, I now install the Haskell IDE engine on a ten year old desktop machine.

There is a lot to learn about software quality if you take a look at #CitrixReceiver.

Though the takeaway message is that being good enough to become kind of an industry standard does not mean your product is "good" by any other means.

Among the things I consider the worst consequences of the current quarantine:
Web developers with too much spare time forced upon them.

The world of JavaScript finally seemed to consolidate at least a bit. Now imagine how many new JS-frameworks will pop up in the next weeks.

What editor do you use for #Haskell?

I was happy with #Emacs until Intero got discontinued. Now I'm looking either for a new (easy to set up) Emacs mode or something completely different.

Solutions equally suitable for small scripts as well as real world applications preferred.

I wonder: Do I know anyone proficient in R, the statistics programming language?

Trying to open a private gitlab.com-repo with @GitKraken@twitter.com. It "initializes" by committing everything I wanted to ignore, then tells me private repos are a pro-feature and I have to either pay or leave.
This must be how it feels like in an elevator someone farted in before exiting.

Die Liebste beim Krimi gucken: „In der Leichenhalle klopft man nicht.“ 😮