Gehinnn

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   by Gehinnn 6y ago

   Data Extractors usually need support from the extension. But you can configure how to construct the expression that is sent to the debugger to be evaluated. By default, it is `x => x`, but you could do `x => extract_json(x)`.
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   by Gehinnn 6y ago

   Ruby might work out of the box if it can produce JSON strings that are not obfuscated by the debug adapter in vscode!
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   by Gehinnn 6y ago

   But they have a valid point that many things could be more useful if they were thought more general. I feel like software development could be significantly more efficient if all developers would work together and not against each other,
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   by Gehinnn 6y ago

   Well, maybe it actually is easier than I thought to bundle everything into a single html file (I thought you couldn't embed fonts into html, but apparently you can [1]). Anyways, in case of this application, all visualizations together
5. 215.▲
   by Gehinnn 6y ago

   It should work out of the box, but nobody confirmed yet that it works with ruby ;)
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   by Gehinnn 6y ago

   What are dataframes?
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   by Gehinnn 6y ago

   It's not coming close, but a step towards light table: https://github.com/hediet/vscode-realtime-debugging Also, there is https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=WallabyJ... . I myself
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   by Gehinnn 6y ago

   I refactored all the visualization out into a standalone framework. I share your view ;) Except that it should not be a single file. That is technically neither feasible nor required. https://hediet.github.io/visualization&
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   by Gehinnn 6y ago

   Advent of Code really might be a great use-case for this extension! Anyways, I think the table, the plain text and the planned text-diff visualizer might be handy for day-to-day debugging, as they fix some issues with the watch window in VS
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    All visualizations (i.e. json ~> ui transformers) are available as standalone library too. A playground can be found at [1]. The entire project is open source and can be easily extended! [1] https://hediet.github.io/visua
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    Show HN: Visualize Data Structures in VS Code(github.com)

    509 points by Gehinnn 6y ago|61 comments
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    You might find the Debug Visualizer extension for VS Code helpful to visualize algorithms and datastructures [1]. It kind of works with python, but works best with Javascript/TypeScript. [1] https://github.com/hediet&#x
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    usually, a freeze is considered a crash too. In this sense, you cannot be turing complete and crash safe.
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    You should check out neo2! It might be specific for the German language but it's six layers make it super efficient for programming.
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    If you want to prove "\forall x: A(x)", you start with "let x be a free variable. It remains to show A(x)".
16. 226.▲
    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    The first step you do when proving something all-quantified is making the quantified variables free.
17. 227.▲
    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    Wait, C#s type system is turing complete?? Does somebody have an example type that the compiler cannot check?
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    I don't understand the problem. x and y are free, so you can choose x=y. Then obviously, f(x)=f(y). Then it should follow x=x xor c, thus c=0. Or did they forget to claim that x and y are different?
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    If you are looking for a rxjs playground + visualizer, you might like this tool: https://blog.hediet.de/post/a_typescript_playground_for_rx_j...
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    Draw.io in VS Code: Link Diagram Nodes to Source Code(github.com)

    2 points by Gehinnn 6y ago|0 comments
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    You might like the Debug Visualizer for VS Code! It's a general purpose visualizer. However it's not as easy to use as this project. https://github.com/hediet/vscode-debug-visualizer/blob/maste...
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    This might be harmful to github pages where it would hide the repository name. If they include this without offering an option to turn it off, I will quit using Chrome.
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    Show HN: A Manual Artifact Review Status for GitHub(github.com)

    1 points by Gehinnn 6y ago|0 comments
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    Should work out of the box. You just need to rename them to *.drawio :D
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    Theoretically, drawio can be used from command line too! (it involves puppeteer though)
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    That's a planned feature!
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    Can you file a bug report on github [1]? That would be awesome! Please mention your OS and your VS Code version. You should not do more than what you did and it's working for me. [1] https://github.com/hediet/vscod
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    I would feel pretty bad accepting donations for this integration - compared to my other extensions, this one wasn't much work at all, thanks to the awesome embed mode of Draw.io!
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    Please note that the author of the extension (me) is not the author of draw.io, I just used their embed API ;) I think you can support draw.io by spreading it or blogging about how to use their embed mode. You can also implement custom plug
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    by Gehinnn 6y ago

    Here is the link to the source on github: https://github.com/hediet/vscode-drawio