Gehinnn

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by Gehinnn 6y ago
Do you think an extension for vscode might be worth it?
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by Gehinnn 6y ago
I would differentiate between intrinsic complexity of a problem and artifical complexity of a solution. Certain knots can be solved without changing the topology! They would just add artifical complexity. Also, some truths can have both ver
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by Gehinnn 6y ago
As I said, it would be a very problematic answer. But only if you properly define when two non-finite sets have the same size, you can lead this to a contradiction. Infinity can be understood intuitively, extending it to the cardinal numbe
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by Gehinnn 6y ago
This is how we use it: https://imgur.com/a/I6BD4vF To be honest, we abstracted hooks away. It works for arbitrary complex cases.
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by Gehinnn 6y ago
This thought can be made much more concrete when talking about sets. Clearly we can understand a collection of things as a set. Clearly numbers are things, so we can talk about the set of all numbers. But how many elements are in this set?
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by Gehinnn 6y ago
Yes. Except mobx ;) I like to use function components together with class based observable view models. Only a single hook wires them up. Works like a charm and avoids all the IMHO confusing hook complexity.
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by Gehinnn 6y ago
The site says "Storing 542 TB" though :D
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by Gehinnn 6y ago
Where do you store all that data?
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
It turns out, this is much easier to apply to rust than to C#!
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
With generic types, you can also model infinite state machines by instantiating a generic type with anther generic type. This way you can extend the concept of the presented finite state machine all the way to Turing machines! See here you
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
I guess, growing up with Delphi IDE, Visual Studio, Browser Dev Tools and finally Visual Studio Code, all calling their "visual debugger" just a "debugger", I got used to debuggers being "visual" by default. As
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
As of now, before you can visualize your data structure, you must convert it to a compatible json string (like demonstrated in [1]). This json must match the schema of the visualizer you want to use. For TypeScript/JavaScript however,
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
Anyone here interested in helping me improving the Python experience of this VS Code extension? I would be very happy if you could reach out on Twitter (@hediet_dev) ;)
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
I don't see how this debugger is visual, but anyway it's cool to see that jupyter finally has a debugger. This is what I would call a visual debugging experience: https://github.com/hediet/vscode-debug-visuali
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
Yes, that's what I planned next!
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
You can find the extension in the marketplace [1]. There is also an (still hacky) online playground to try out visualizations [2]. [1] https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=hediet.d... [2] https://h
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Show HN: Visualize Data Structures While Debugging in VS Code(github.com)
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
I'm working on my debug visualizer extension for vscode [1]. It let's you visualize your data structures while you debug them! [1] https://github.com/hediet/vscode-debug-visualizer/blob/maste...
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
It shouldn't be hard to implement this for VS Code. It would be cool if it could also record key strokes! You might get valuable data ouf of it (refactorings that might increase productivity, learn how people code, see what can be impr
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
I think bullshit jobs are the consequence of a developed country, not the source.
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
All runtime differences are quite neglectable if you use typescript, at least in my experience. You never accidentally use unassigned variables in typescript. Also, `{ x: undefined }` and `{}` are distinguishable. Undefined plays well toget
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
What is `dict()`? What's the meaning of `null`? `undefined` literally means the value is not defined. `null` only has a technical meaning, which says its value is the null pointer.
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
I find `undefined` better than `null`. Either a user has contact information, or the contact information are undefined (and not null). How do you model that?
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
I've been working on something similar, also struggeling with `io-ts`. However, I want the schema to be serializable (possibly compatible with json schema) so that a rich ecosystem of tools can be build upon it. There is still a long w
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
Cellular automata are a very interesting device to recognize languages. It is still unknown whether there is a language in NP that cannot be accepted by a Cellular Automata in n steps.
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
Did you read about vi before? How do you know all the shortcuts?
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
I think even complex products should have a linear progression from newcomers, curiously exploring the product for the first time, to experts, who want to do certain tasks as fast as possible. It's simply not possible to learn vi by ju
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
I think that improving DX might be the most important thing of the future software industry. If a single developer devotes his live to a better DX, hundred of thousands of developers might be significantly more productive. I really like to
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by Gehinnn 7y ago
I think if somebody replaces webpack with something that is 100x faster has 80% of webpacks most important features, many companys would pay real money for it.
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Show HN: Visual Debugging in VS Code(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
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