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Learn Rust with Too Many Linked Lists(rust-unofficial.github.io)
6 points by Emigre_ 4y ago|0 comments
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Leviathan: An Interactive Comic Book by Jason Shiga and Andrew Plotkin(zarfhome.com)
2 points by Emigre_ 4y ago|0 comments
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
I really enjoyed this analysis. I guess that I noticed some differences between Twitter and Mastodon, but did not have this kind of nuanced insight on them. Quite interesting.
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Alley Cat Remeow Edition(gamejolt.com)
3 points by Emigre_ 4y ago|0 comments
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Gold Box Classics on Steam(store.steampowered.com)
2 points by Emigre_ 4y ago|0 comments
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
Eeee?
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Ask HN: What are some interesting tech-related people to follow in Mastodon?
5 points by Emigre_ 4y ago|1 comments
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
Yes, it’s what they have said is their main ‘gateway’ now. They still maintain the old one for the time being. Their Rust Router is more performant. They are into Rust a lot - their CLI (rover) is also written in Rust.
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
At the moment Apollo offers a new ‘Apollo Router’ apart from the Apollo Gateway. It’s meant to substitute the Gateway. The Router is written in Rust while the Gateway was a Node.js server.
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
I agree with you on that, sure. I think being gratis overlaps with being free… I think?… Having free access to the software means being able to use it and distribute it. I guess profit comes most of the times from support or distribution of
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
The ‘free’ part in ‘free and open source software’ refers to the freedom given to the user of the software to read, modify and distribute the software that is provided to them [1]. It refers to that freedom and is independently of the price
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
Thanks for the info. Good luck!
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
‘The Haskell School of Music, From Signals to Symphonies’ by Paul Hudak and Donya Quick. Cambridge University Press, 2018. The beauty of this book is that it’s a very good way of learning Haskell and functional programming, but it’s also in
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
And Backbone.js (2010).
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
Fortran is still used today for scientific computing. Lisp is used by Emacs users as a scripting language. I personally used BASIC a lot back in the day, but more Pascal, actually, which had a fantastic text-based IDE. It deserves a place i
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
It’s a pity to see Ruby’s decline, it’s a nice language. I hope that Crystal gains some traction at some point. Cristal has syntax inspired by Ruby but it’s a compiled language.
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
It’s similar to some extent in its look and its general mood. It has a couple of robots here and there, but they are not central to the plot.
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
I've found it a little bit difficult to join your beta. For example, a form asks you to select an editor. You can only select one. If you select something other than VSCode, it doesn't allow you to join. I use both Neovim and VSCo
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
This is a very good overview of the topic, thanks. I also was not aware of Sprkl and it looks like a promising tool!...
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
Thermologically true :D
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
Computer says no
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
Sorry as my answer was vague and you are asking concrete questions.
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
I would avoid it, but you could very well be happy, depending on the people involved and the characteristics of the project. I doubt this is a question that can be answered in a general way. To me, personally, consultancy potentially means
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
This looks terrific! Nice game art.
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
It doesn’t have a particular name. It’s not a good practice per se and probably that’s why it doesn’t have (as far asI know) a concrete denomination. It is usually better to separate CSS and JS into files to get the benefits of the browser’
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
Memories!… QBasic was white over blue, and Turbo Pascal yellow over blue.
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
Bulletin board systems?
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
But are we sure it is most?... It would be good to know the percentages, distribution by company size, etc. Seems like quite interesting info. I imagine that hosting a code repository gives the company control over it, but it can be a nuisa
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by Emigre_ 4y ago
Wow I love it. I didn’t know it. Really nice.

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