<simpson>
teto1: I think that you're certainly entitled to get somebody with privs looking at this. This looks like a lot of stuff that you and others have done to try to improve quality of life.
<simpson>
I'm not that person, though. Sorry.
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<gchristensen>
now that Nix is getting bitwise operators does that mean we can finally implement crypto right in nix?
<andi->
o.O
<gchristensen>
NixSSL
<andi->
I found a rust-webframework the other day that is using nix to connect modules and parts of the system.. all my love for Nix but that didn't feel right.. same feeling for NixSSL
<gchristensen>
cc niksnut "Too many heap sections: Increase MAXHINCR or MAX_HEAP_SECTS" -- is there something we should be doing to prevent this, or is this fine?
<dtz>
Oh, I was just reporting from my own experience. Really should move my Hydra instance to be public so I can at least link to it lol, but.... one day :).
<Synthetica>
dtz: Oh right 😅
* Synthetica
doesn't have a vps, let alone a private Hydra instance
<dtz>
mine's currently powered by and controls a collection of desktop machines under my desk @ univ LOL O:)
* dtz
wants a sticker saying "I am a cloud"
<dtz>
private hydra was motivated by finding myself creating nix-based jobsets executed by jenkins..and deciding that was a bit silly (and it was a bit ergonomically rough around the edges of course)
<Synthetica>
Just print out xkcd 908 with a caption like dtz_irl
<dtz>
lmao, yes
<dtz>
fwiw folks have been saying gcc 8.2 is rather buggy, citing things like most P2 bugs in any (recent?) release, etc.-- so might be a bit of a lost cause to get everything working with it as-is? Dunno, forwarding what I've heard but haven't investigated so take with appropriate portions of salt :)
<dtz>
also i'd love an explanation how gcc8 + llvm => mips tests fail
<dtz>
lol
<Synthetica>
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
<Synthetica>
s/8.2/8.1/ btw?
<dtz>
oh, probably sorry
<Synthetica>
I mean, Arch has switched to 8.1 as the default, so it should be doable?
<dtz>
(yes)
<dtz>
oh, have they? yeah I'd say that's probably plenty good enough to make it at least possible for us
<dtz>
and as mysterious (for now) as the llvm test failure thing is, at least it's caught by tests. Instead of silently miscompiling things for us to find while debugging some bug report in a few weeks lol
<Synthetica>
Yeah, that's a good point
<Synthetica>
Could mark it as broken instead?
<dtz>
oh I believe you, I've been disconnected for a week or so, very likely I've missed things :)
<Synthetica>
(I don't use Arch btw)
<dtz>
but neat link regardless
<dtz>
i did before NixOS, before that long time slackware user O:)
<Synthetica>
For me it was (Various debian/ubuntu variants) -> Arch -> NixOS
<Synthetica>
But I've been using only been using Linux full-time since I switched to Arch ~2.5 years ago
<dtz>
fun to learn people's path to NixOS :)
<dtz>
maybe one day someone'll submit a PR magically magically improving eval memory usage/time lol