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by 2mol 5y ago
*trillions even :)
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by 2mol 5y ago
Those images are really great! Can you share some details on your process and tools?
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by 2mol 5y ago
It amuses me to no end to read all these nuanced (dis)agreements, but then miss the obvious connection: HN is exactly one of those proposed intellectual leagues! A place in which curious people explore and debate their common interests, whe
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Growing a Gilded Rose(paul.blasuc.ci)
1 points by 2mol 5y ago|0 comments
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by 2mol 5y ago
Yeah, I blame it on version 5 (and dotnet) and the overall tooling improvements. It has really become an excellent and easy to pick up language, with not too many warts and a very good ecosystem.
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by 2mol 5y ago
I'm conflicted between - this looks very useful, and - "parse, don't validate" has proven to me to be a far better approach for all my use-cases. I guess validation that is language/consumer-agnostic is more useful
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by 2mol 5y ago
Yes! Those couple of seconds wait-time are a big bummer for that style of fast-feedback coding (for which there is the built-in `dotnet watch run` by the way). Made me sad when I was playing around with generative art, where you would reall
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by 2mol 5y ago
Yup, I love Thoth. At work we just use System.Text.Json + FSharp.SystemTextJson though, that also generates (de)serializers, and it has a bunch of options to fine-tune naming conventions, sum type encoding, etc. Super useful and easy to ham
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by 2mol 5y ago
Yeah, those boundaries between beautiful domain type <-> DTO <-> database is also something my team and I struggle with. In the end we're happy with just writing it out, but there is this nagging feeling that it could be mo
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by 2mol 5y ago
Nice rebuttal, even though you might be projecting a bit at the parent commenter :) I used to be a consultant in this space, and I can confirm the existence of these completely different bubbles. Ironically one of the root causes is how bad
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by 2mol 5y ago
How about M1 MacBook users are complaining en masse about insane mouse jitter/lag [0]. It really drives you slightly insane when it happens a couple of times per hour. [0]: https://www.google.com/search?q=macbook+m1+mou
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by 2mol 5y ago
well please elaborate, now I'm curious!
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The Real Double Slit Experiment(youtube.com)
2 points by 2mol 5y ago|0 comments
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by 2mol 5y ago
Because (in the modern news cycle) being first is more important than the risk of being wrong?
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by 2mol 5y ago
I think https://nix.dev is what you are looking for. It's a really great resource (and no need to go all in and do _everything_ in nix)
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Notes from a Year of Building Keyboards(kevinlynagh.com)
51 points by 2mol 6y ago|8 comments
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by 2mol 6y ago
I recently watched a charming documentary on Shannon, called The Bit Player [0]. The film has some annoying flaws, but it really highlights how much Shannon was outside the box for a mathematician. He seems to have been extremely playful, a
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by 2mol 6y ago
There is a teensy explanation on the about page: https://sokyokuban.com/#about I'm sure the authors would also be more than happy to answer that question.
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by 2mol 6y ago
For a high-level overview, I found this talk [0] at !!Con 2019 both entertaining and really informative. [0] Tail Call Optimization: The Musical: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PX0BV9hGZY
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by 2mol 6y ago
Zoom as well, no? Beautiful to see the whole team grinding to a halt. Or maybe everybody finally is getting some time for deep focused work.
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by 2mol 6y ago
That's awesome! Do you know something similar for sane security settings?
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by 2mol 6y ago
If you happen to use something like direnv, I like use toilet Projectname -f future --gay It gives me great pleasure to have a project banner this way, every time I cd into the project directory.
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by 2mol 6y ago
Cooking
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by 2mol 6y ago
I did basically this for a year, except in my main bedroom (didn't have a spare). You're right to be worried about dust and noise. For the dust I had a pretty powerful airfilter, but I would still have clouds of dust coming out of
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by 2mol 6y ago
Thanks :) I take little credit, because nowadays a lot of this is very achievable to learn with youtube and a bit of patience. It's really incredible how much tacit knowledge transfer is made possible because of youtube. Definitely one
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by 2mol 6y ago
Welcome to this beautiful hobby! I'm sure you'll love it for a long time to come (as you said, it helps to not _have_ to do it for 40hrs a week). I want to add to your description and say that the design part of the work can also
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The Design of C++ (1994)(youtu.be)
1 points by 2mol 6y ago|0 comments
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by 2mol 6y ago
Can confirm that it's awesome for getting something small and useful done quickly. I was a beginner Haskell programmer when I first used brick, and it's great exposure to building a real world application (something a lot of Haske
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by 2mol 6y ago
Looks very cool so far, congratulations! I have two questions: - How do you handle incremental loads from files (or even google sheets)? Am I able to only load the diff, load full snapshots and get bi-temporality, etc? - Are you supporting
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by 2mol 6y ago
I get it, but it's not really doing the author justice, who's trying to give a quite nuanced overview of where kubernetes is a good fit, and where it isn't. As somebody who's pretty skeptical about onboarding the big lum

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