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by 9d 1y ago
100% agree, you must be bored to be inspired. I think I know how to recapture that "whole new world" feeling and share it. It's on the tip of my tongue, and has been for a while. But I can't fully see it yet. I need to g
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by 9d 1y ago
I agree, and I'm convinced selling my own software is the only way I can do that. At least for me. I just need to put it all together now, all the skillsets I've honed for decades, and the insight I might have gleaned from what pe
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by 9d 1y ago
To be fair, if you're going to just be a genuinely superior person than other people are, you might as well just brag about that superiority since there's nothing else it's useful for.
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by 9d 1y ago
Wow. These actually have style while being monospaced! And I can actually see myself using them! That's very rare. I'm going to try each of these out over the next 5 days. Starting with Radon. An italic-first pretty monospace
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by 9d 1y ago
(I eventually had to add uppercase, which ended up being 3x5 but whatever)
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by 9d 1y ago
I have not cared about fonts for years. Then I made a toy font in pico8 just to see how small I could get it. It eventually evolved into a 3x4 font[1] named crt34. When playing with Shiki for the docs website, I found Fira Code. Now I'
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by 9d 1y ago
I saw them on websites maybe twice in the past week.
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by 9d 1y ago
People who are going to disable JavaScript, are going to disable JavaScript. People who won't, wont. Neither camp needs to proselytize the other, nor is it ever very effective. And bragging about which side you're on is weird.
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by 9d 1y ago
I remember marquees! Wasn't it \<m> or something? Man I wish I could find the first HTML book I ever read. Must have read it in 1994 or something. It used "Mosaic" browser, which looked nothing like the IE3 or IE4 that
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by 9d 1y ago
Why not just learn CSS and write it manually?
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by 9d 1y ago
I don't.
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by 9d 1y ago
I've wasted countless years on pursuits I thought were good but later determined to have been bad, and therefore deeply regretted. I don't wish this on anyone. I've also wasted countless years on pursuits I still think were g
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by 9d 1y ago
Interactions.
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My Theory for Lua 6(sdegutis.github.io)
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by 9d 1y ago
No. There has to be a way.
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by 9d 1y ago
I am.
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by 9d 1y ago
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by 9d 1y ago
> God, if you're listening, I will never drink this much again, and so if you'll find your way to help me get from the kitchen floor to the couch, I promise, in future, to keep my remarks about the Catholic Church to an absolut
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by 9d 1y ago
I was reflecting on his thoughts and my life's work.
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by 9d 1y ago
> It was exciting working at Apple, knowing that whatever we invented would be used by millions of people. I admit it is exciting to make something you truly believe is good and helpful. And that it's disappointing when that thing i
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by 9d 1y ago
I had that feeling too. How do we get it back? How do we share it with others? There has to be a way.
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by 9d 1y ago
Zig is like a highly opinionated modern C Rust is like a highly opinionated modern C++ Go is like a highly opinionated pre-modern C with GC
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by 9d 1y ago
> C/C++ has been the default You're not really going to make something better than C. If you try, it will most likely become C++ anyway. But do try anyway. Rust and Zig are evidence that we still dream that we can do better tha
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by 9d 1y ago
My incompetent prediction you should ignore: we will see an AI burst similar to the stock market crash or something (I dunno what that is tbh), where everyone uses AI to do practically magical things with computers, and for a short while it
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Myrddin: Language Design Checklist(myrlang.org)
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by 9d 1y ago
Sorry but where did you get the JS/CSS for this? It's so small.
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by 9d 1y ago
I don't know Zig so I dunno maybe
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by 9d 1y ago
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by 9d 1y ago
Andrew has so many wrong takes. Unused variables is another. Such a smart guy though, so I'm hesitant to say he's wrong. And maybe in the embedded space he's not, and if that's all Zig is for then fine. But internal code
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by 9d 1y ago
> People will still mistakenly say "C is faster than Python", when the language isn't what they are benchmarking. Yeah but some language features are disproportionately more difficult to optimize. It can be done, but with

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