ISV_Damocles

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by ISV_Damocles 3y ago
So, targeting other languages is on our roadmap, and we have found higher reliability when we stick to a functional style with Marsha, so I think Haskell will be one of the "good ones" amongst target languages, eventually. But w
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by ISV_Damocles 3y ago
Simply, Marsha is not Python. ;) More seriously, in Python, types are optional and the exact behavior is explicitly defined at runtime, but the author of the code already had a behavior in mind when they wrote the code. Getting the intended
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by ISV_Damocles 3y ago
Well, to be fair, we do bulk up what you type quite a bit[1] to improve GPT's response. [1]: https://github.com/alantech/marsha/blob/main/marsha/parse.py...
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by ISV_Damocles 3y ago
yeah, the AI hype cycle can be a bit tiring, but I'm glad you took a second look. What parts did you find interesting, in particular?
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by ISV_Damocles 3y ago
Btw, here's the test job: https://github.com/alantech/marsha/blob/main/.github/workflo... And the core script for the job: https://github.com/alantech/marsha/blob&#x2F
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by ISV_Damocles 3y ago
So this comment inspired me to write a Roman Numeral to Integer function in out LLM-based programming language, Marsha: https://github.com/alantech/marsha/blob/main/examples/genera...
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Show HN: Marsha – An LLM-Based Programming Language(github.com)
140 points by ISV_Damocles 3y ago|66 comments
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by ISV_Damocles 4y ago
It would help any recursively-defined code, parsers of some input format are often more naturally represented that way, for instance, where rewriting as an imperative loop requires mixing of different logical states, eg, a JS JSON parser mi
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by ISV_Damocles 4y ago
Another co-founder of IaSQL here. There are definitely some similarities with IaC tools in IaSQL; at it's core there's a diffing system between the cloud infrastructure state and the desired state that is used to execute AWS SDK c
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by ISV_Damocles 4y ago
Well, no, because it's not December yet. Pretty sure it's just a typo on the ISO date format.
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by ISV_Damocles 4y ago
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/nei...
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by ISV_Damocles 4y ago
The immediate rebuttal to this whole article is that you can have custom response bodies on any status code, not just when the status code is 200, so you can satisfy both kinds of users by having `/api/v1/employees/1
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by ISV_Damocles 4y ago
Both of statements can be true, though. Developers skilled enough / brave enough to write kernel drivers can be very careful about not leaking memory or mismanaging the hardware in question, and Rust can make that job much easier by be
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by ISV_Damocles 4y ago
I am pointing at GNOME because from my experience you can basically substitute any of the big distros these days and get a near identical experience. What webcam, mouse, or keyboard doesn't work with Linux? I have not run into one, a
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by ISV_Damocles 4y ago
No, I hate debugging on personal machines. I really haven't had GPU driver issues for 10 years on any of my Linux machines, and it's a pretty eclectic mix of Ubuntu, Fedora, Manjaro, and now one Steam Deck on SteamOS.
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by ISV_Damocles 4y ago
No judgment. Same reasoning for me. In 2016 the bugs with MacOS got annoying enough that I looked around again and I had a more stable experience with GNOME 3 on a Dell laptop than anything on MacOS or Windows and switched. I had way more p
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by ISV_Damocles 4y ago
Sorry you've been unlucky, but I've bought brand new Dell and Lenovo laptops and slapped Fedora on them and they just worked with no driver BS involved. Literally did this just a few months ago. Ubuntu/Debian tend to take lon
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by ISV_Damocles 4y ago
Will have to "agree to disagree" on your conclusion here. GNOME 4 is superior to Windows and MacOS as low-friction, high-level OS in my experience. Control panel is clear, if spartan, three finger gestures stolen from MacOS &quo
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by ISV_Damocles 4y ago
WSL2 is a VM, though. It was only WSL1 that tried to do a kernel-level shim for the Linux userspace layer.
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by ISV_Damocles 4y ago
I've personally found Postgraphile to be fantastic. Nicer to use than Hasura and fully OSS: https://github.com/graphile/postgraphile/
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by ISV_Damocles 4y ago
I've personally used `nexe` before and ended up swapping it out for Vercel's `pkg`[1]. `pkg` worked better with building ARM binaries and with less gotchas with multiplatform builds, in my experience. [1]: https://githu
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by ISV_Damocles 5y ago
We're excited to open this up to the world! Let us know what you think. :)
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by ISV_Damocles 5y ago
If you use KDE wobbly windows are built in to its KWin compositor. :) I forget the exact details of how to get to it since I don't use KDE anymore (long-ish story), but even most of the silly things Compiz did are a configuration check
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by ISV_Damocles 5y ago
Will edit this comment with more notes as I review it. First thing I noticed is that Raspberry Pi / Other OS have the example dump into `temp.py` and then indicate that you should request `test.py` (while Win/Mac examples correctl
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Infrastructure as SQL(dev.to)
3 points by ISV_Damocles 5y ago|0 comments
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by ISV_Damocles 5y ago
Just a side note: I already can play Halo on Steam on Linux with only one minor issue (Proton's conversion of DirectX to Vulkan works almost flawlessly, but doesn't seem to handle single-faced triangles, so the hologram of Corta
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by ISV_Damocles 5y ago
The heat death of the universe?
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by ISV_Damocles 5y ago
M 37 > How did you first get into programming? Were any books, blogs, forums, or people particularly helpful for your growth? What is it about coding that got you hooked? My family got our first computer when I was in middle school. A Pe
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by ISV_Damocles 5y ago
Yes, if they were perfectly fine with using that address in public records they should understand that it will be searchable, tying the business to that address. There are tons of cheap services[1] to provide obfuscated business addresses f
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by ISV_Damocles 5y ago
That's actually the edited version, the original one stated: > ...which affords certain protections under US trademark law and has enabled elementary to prevent people from distributing other items under our brand name—but I absolut

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