/me is listening to “The Suit” by Public Image Ltd

I don’t think I need notmuch search and tagging facilities since mu and Neomutt cover all my needs. But in case I change my mind, I leave this links here:

• the Arch wiki on notmuch
• Gérer ses mails en local : étape 3 bis, du rab’ de mutt
• Notmuch feature for Neomutt
• Notmuch of mail a setup Part 2 - notmuch and Emacs
• this HN thread

I especially liked reading Search-oriented tools for Unix-style mail.

SSH to a machine behind firewall. On a related note, LocalCommand and RemoteCommand are also handy in some cases, e.g., LocalCommand osascript -e "tell application \"Terminal\" to set current settings of window 1 to settings set \"ssh\"" to change Apple Terminal theme when ssh’ing on a remomte machine, or RemoteCommand tmux new -A -s remote -n main to start Tmux right when connecting to a remote server.

Applicative Sorting: On using Applicative to sort any collection. #haskell

/me is listening to “The Rip” by Portishead

Folding in Parallel: The input sequence can be arbitrarily partitioned (and recursively sub-partitioned, if desired) among workers, which would run in parallel with no races, dependencies or even memory bank conflicts. Such embarrassing parallelism is ideal for multi-core, GPU or distributed processing.

Modern perfect hashing for strings.

Homebrew nice update: download in progress now showing like other cli tools (npm, deno).

/me is listening to “And No More Shall We Part” by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

The biggest misconception about Rust is that it’s “harder” than other languages. But that’s only true if you measure difficulty by how fast you can start writing code. If you measure difficulty by how long it takes to debug, maintain, and make a system reliable, the playing field levels out. — Rust is not harder than other languages