JaggerJo

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by JaggerJo 3y ago
It makes a huge difference what stack you specialise in. - Java/C#/JavaScript/Typescript -> easy to find a job. - Clojure/Haskell/OCaml -> hard to find a job.
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
.NET with C# / F# https://avaloniaui.net/
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
Any chance you still know the title of the strangeloop presentation?
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
Btw. building GUI apps is super simple in F#. (mac, linux, windows, ios, android, web) https://github.com/fsprojects/Avalonia.FuncUI
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
hah, that’s interesting. Thanks!
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Ask HN: How hard is it to write a Linux printer driver?
9 points by JaggerJo 3y ago|2 comments
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
+1 I’d love to ban ads from public spaces and most of the internet.
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
Used this to create a Debian VM on my M2 Mac mini. Works great.
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
Everyone in our team of 5 does.. With JetBrains Rider ist a great experience
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
Yeah, this is quite nice once you are used to it.
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
yes, but then it’s not one request per page
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
This breaks once you need to update parts of the page without reloading everything.
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
What fields would directly benefit from this? Would buying quantum computing stocks be a good idea now?
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
I wonder if there is a way to make a profit by buying quantum computing stocks right now..
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
confirmed.
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
For people looking for a replacement: Take a look at F# and Fable (F# to JS compiler)
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
But.. why? Couldn't you just use Rust + OpenGL/SDL2/.. or even AppKit if macOS is the only supported OS?
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Ask HN: Best way to deploy to embedded Linux
1 points by JaggerJo 3y ago|0 comments
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
what noise? I get your example of ‘seq { 1; 2; 3; }’ but list, array are not even shortened.
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
Exactly. And you can even pick between 3 IDEs - JetBrains Rider (best IMHO) - Visual Studio for Mac - VS Code with Ionide
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
+ macOS
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
Really? Were you active in the slack/discord channels?
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
Don is still working on F#. The F# team at MS now is bigger than is was years ago. People from different companies and the community are collaborating on compiler and language features. F# is beyond microsoft, a lot of early adopters are st
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
We use F# in prod. Could not be happier.
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
I think you should give F# a shot instead. 1. No standard and easy way of implementing interfaces No problem in F#, you have interfaces, abstract classed, ... 2. Bad standard library In F# you have access to the full .NET standard library a
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
The code to declare/build the widgets is quite nice. Modifying widgets by hand on certain signals or manually re-wiring all the signals seems a bit outdated to me. Wonder if something like FuncUI [1] could be built on top of it. [1] h
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
No.
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
Ok, nice to see this is improving for the big brand android phones. A lot of people buy cheap $no-brand phones that probably don’t get (any) updates.
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
iPhone 6s (released September 2015) - ~ 8 years and going Nexus 5X & Nexus 6P (released September 2015) - last update January 2019 [1] ~ 2.25 years Pixel & Pixel XL (released October 2016) - 2019 (can't find a good reference) ~
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by JaggerJo 3y ago
Name a brand thats better in providing software updates and security patches for their fleet of phones. Repairability is a fair complaint - but the initial lifespan of $android is max 2 years. I consider it broken once it does not receive s

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