IceDane

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by IceDane 2y ago
I started writing Haskell in something like.. 2008 or so. Before that, I was an avid low-level programmer that sneered at high level languages that held your hand. I quickly realized the folly of my ways, however, and became what I would ca
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by IceDane 2y ago
"Pretty fast".. relatively speaking, considering that it's in an immutable, garbage collected language. Still woefully slow compared to anything else out there(say, bevy? which incidentally works similarly to apecs) and mostl
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by IceDane 2y ago
I was wondering what the fuck was going on and whether this was internal community meme or style that I just wasn't aware of. Turns out it's just cringey corporate goons being cringey corporate goons.
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by IceDane 2y ago
What a silly way to tell everyone you didn't read the article.
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by IceDane 2y ago
This is already super dead. None of the agents respond, and it just hangs.
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by IceDane 2y ago
Is there actually any evidence for this? AFAIK, other similar claims about people doing certain things when lying have been debunked(like fidgeting, avoiding eye contact, etc)
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by IceDane 3y ago
My honest opinion is that I'm surprised by what YC is willing to back these days. Best of luck.
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by IceDane 3y ago
Cool. There is a way to make this easier to extend, though: https://tsplay.dev/WGbEXm Can't tell off the top of my head if there are any disadvantages to this approach though.
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by IceDane 3y ago
Not a single repo I've tried works. A lot of them seem not to have finished processing, but even the ones that have finished don't work.
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by IceDane 3y ago
Oh No. Is it that time again? Someone who isn't really a front-end developer reinventing front-end development. I can't wait to be handed an application by my data scientists that uses this and is a complete trash fire that I need
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by IceDane 3y ago
Ideas? There is no way to use it in the frontend securely. Communicating with OpenAI will have to happen on the backend and to prevent anyone from abusing your API, it will have to be protected by authentication.
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by IceDane 3y ago
This seems extremely bare-bones and doesn't seem to implement any useful features you might expect from a component like this(sorting, filtering, etc). I think in the vast majority of cases, I'd want to use something like tanstack
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by IceDane 3y ago
No, no one gets used to it. Most people near the place in question and the people of Grindavík had to deal with near-constant earthquakes for hours. It caused some damage the to buildings and other things and some people started getting sea
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by IceDane 3y ago
I'm sorry.. but is this for real? This is like an afternoon of work, and it's more or less a carbon copy of the existing tools. No one will care about any of the features you are describing. How much time do you think people spend
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by IceDane 3y ago
Most of this advice is this bad because it's entirely based on the idea that you interact with your database using an extremely dynamic language: clojure. Like most of Hickey's advice, it's terrible and founded in dogma.
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by IceDane 3y ago
But isn't that nearly defeating the entire point of the newer versions? They basically tried to go around the entire ecosystem, and having to not use the main feature that drove the development of yarn berry just seems like proof that
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by IceDane 3y ago
Yarn 2 was just a colossal mistake. In nearly any real project it causes constant churn and is just a perfect example of what happens when you let some computer scientist do whatever they feel is nice from a theoretical perspective rather t
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by IceDane 3y ago
Not gonna lie: that sounds absolutely awful, and I can't imagine this works at any real scale. It will also have poor UX, because your users will be waiting for data which you already fetched and should just have cached. There are also
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by IceDane 3y ago
Redux is great, sure. But it's not a great fit for all applications, or maybe even most. The largest need for state management in most react applications is for so-called "server state", which is really just data from your ba
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by IceDane 3y ago
Lol is this really what you want to show the world? If you're going to take this trite stance, what you demo has to be really good.. and it's really not. The first I see is really bad FOUC which is weird when this should be mostly
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by IceDane 3y ago
This whole thing makes me thing this was done in a drunken stupor, or something. It's a really sloppy PR and it seems entirely motivated by frustration. Totally harebrained and just makes it abundantly clear that these people are not t
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by IceDane 3y ago
I could have written this article. I discovered it around the same time, and it was my go-to language for years and years. I had a brief stint where I wrote it professionally too, but nothing serious. Eventually I really really got going in
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by IceDane 3y ago
Sometimes, for a decade or so? Steam was released in 2003. So you've been on steam to play twice, maybe, since then?
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by IceDane 3y ago
This is pretty ironic, given that Sublime Text is basically dead in terms of community, number of users, etc and definitely isn't a full IDE.
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by IceDane 3y ago
Frankly, I've just given up. It's just heaps upon heaps of utter trash. Every time something just slightly nice is made, it is quickly drowned out by the 1000s of clones are almost always much worse and full of ads and microtransa
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by IceDane 3y ago
Did you really just say "If you had logged in, you would have known that you had to log in"?
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by IceDane 3y ago
Using something like `pothos` for your graphql backend, you can get tight integration with `prisma`, which will practically eliminate any N+1 issues. For fields which hit external services, you can define types as "loadable" so th
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by IceDane 3y ago
This rhetoric pops up every time gql is discussed on HN, and it is invariably full of misconceptions and, well, nonsense, that just tells anyone who's actually used gql that you clearly haven't. I never understood why people insis
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by IceDane 3y ago
I saw the same thing, it seems to be because the login form is hidden off screen or something but still gets focused.
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by IceDane 3y ago
I really don't see who this is for. It seems like I have to build most of the important things manually, like the SQL queries, and it doesn't look like anything is typed or checked. So in the end, this seems like it would only be

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