JaDogg

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   by JaDogg 3y ago

   I agree with Homes and Children cost money. Wives cost money - this depend on the wife/partner you have. I'm teaching my wife computer science, when she have a job I can reduce my work hours to do my own thing. Might have to downg
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   by JaDogg 3y ago

   I assume majority of the hacker news readers, no matter how good their job is want to quit and do their own thing.. do you think my assumption is correct? is that the norm? or am I just abnormal ?(wanting to do my own thing)
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   by JaDogg 3y ago

   Haha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8qgehH3kEQ
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   by JaDogg 3y ago

   more people should go to america just to annoy this person :p
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   by JaDogg 3y ago

   Anyone know if there is something like `The Recurse Center` in London ? would be cool to join something like this. :)
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   by JaDogg 3y ago

   Have fun and learn when you need it, and work to earn when you need it. I see no harm in both. But it might be better to have some fun in a while (it does not have to be writing code), so you do not feel like you are trapped in an endless r
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   by JaDogg 3y ago

   Hello, I'm working on Yaksha programming language. It has python like syntax and whole lisp subsystem as a macro preprocessor. Got bunch of builtin tools - syntax highlighting plugins etc. Main website: https://yakshalang.gi
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   by JaDogg 3y ago

   This is exactly correct.
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   by JaDogg 3y ago

   I love articles by Raymond Chen. very good.
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    Show HN: Yaksha Programming Language Playground(yaksha.pages.dev)

    3 points by JaDogg 3y ago|0 comments
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    Yaksha Lang WASM Demos(yakshalang.github.io)

    2 points by JaDogg 3y ago|1 comments
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    Bunch of WASM demos
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    Same for me as well. I either listen to rain sound videos on Youtube or use my own sound generator.
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    Make star-trek replicator.
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    Wonder if you can consider a rainbow colour parenthesis plugin as an alternative
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    OK I had someone with keratoconus to test it. I think it is good now.
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    I have updated the CSS, used a font with more weight, relative font sizes and high contrast themes for both light and dark themes (rrt theme, default theme in pygments)
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    good work and good luck :)
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    Thank you. Will have a think. Question - does dark theme and light theme both have the contrast issue?
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    Nice, congratulations on v2.0. Shameless plug: I'm working on a programming language called Yaksha that is also inspired by Python like syntax, however, philosophy differs from nim. Please take a look and let me know what you think :)
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    Very nice. This looks nicer than one I made. https://github.com/JaDogg/sbx Mine uses secret json in markdown HTML comment & SM2
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    Woah, this is magic! This is the right direction (for teaching/learning) compared to no-code and copilot IMHO
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    Show HN: YakshaLisp – Macros for Yaksha and Lisp Dialect(yakshalang.github.io)

    5 points by JaDogg 3y ago|0 comments
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    Few more examples: - embedding a text file macros! { (defun load_string (file) (list (yk_create_token YK_TOKEN_STRING (io_read_file (map_get file "value"))))) (yk_register {dsl load_string load_string}) } def
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    Show HN: YakshaLisp – Lisp dialect and macros for Yaksha lang(yakshalang.github.io)

    2 points by JaDogg 3y ago|1 comments
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    Nice, I'm liking the python version too. Good stuff
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    > Yet I see here people patting themselves on the back just because they re-re-rewrote the algorithm of the day If you cannot re-create how do you know you understand? This is one of the best ways to learn. There is zero harm here. If yo
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    Popularity does not mean good. Also I assume most killer apps use right tool for the job - For example in a corporate setting with multiple developers something like Java would be better. I speculate the following - if there are few develop
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    Lisp is cool. It has that hacker feeling when you code in it. No matter the dialect :) Downloaded the whole repo, will have a look.
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    by JaDogg 3y ago

    IMHO, only problem with NIH is if it is not open. (Example create your own closed sourced - version control system, build tool, etc) Reinventing is how I learn, and there is no harm in that.