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7y ago
I asked a similar question a while back on their forums, founder answered here: https://community.wildernesslabs.co/t/lay-of-the-land/362/2?...
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Wilderness Labs has some really nice tutorials, if you know nothing about electronics and want to start from the ground up: https://developer.wildernesslabs.co/Hardware/Tutorials/Elect...
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Pretty sure this company bought Netduino, or at least took up the brand in some capacity: https://www.wildernesslabs.co/netduino
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This project is also pretty interesting (also F#) : https://github.com/fsprojects/fsharp-ai-tools/blob/master/RE...
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Histogram: You have to know the past to understand the present
(tomasp.net)
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The incremental bit was recently refactored out into its own library ( https://github.com/fsprojects/FSharp.Data.Adaptive ) which should open up some interesting uses going forward. There's all kinds of cool crazy s
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I guess I was hoping the WASM/IL trimming would be more aggressive. My comparison isn't very scientific, I'm mostly comparing things like https://fsbolero.io/TodoMVC/ which is done with Blazor vs https
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7y ago
Is anybody using Blazor for anything that isn't a toy? I'm interested in using it at work but because it appears that the payload is relatively large I wouldn't want to use it for anything that wasn't internal facing.
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Building Real-Time address search with the Australian G-NAF dataset
(elastic.co)
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Community curated list of companies that use F#
(github.com)
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7y ago
Fable/Elmish is a cool combo, I'm writing really simple admin tool for work with it now and really enjoying it.
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I wonder if is the beginning of an industry where you can sign your body away to be used as fertilizer, with the proceeds going to your estate. Opens up some grim possibilities though.
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7y ago
Seems like more S-1 filings have been making it to the front page of HN. Is that because more people on HN are interested in them, or because there's been a recent uptick in S-1 filings? And if the latter, is there any reason?
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FVim: Cross platform Neovim front-end UI, built with F# + Avalonia
(github.com)
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FVim: Cross platform Neovim front-end UI, built with F# + Avalonia
(github.com)
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Honest question, which I can't really answer myself: Do people think the hiring process for developers is more broken as compared to other industries? My personal experience says that interviewing as a developer is often more straight
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Does Keybase have any kind of revenue stream? I didn't see any mention of pricing on their website.
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Deriving a Domain Specific Language for Purely Functional 3D Graphics
(rawgit.com)
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I don't think that's correct. Blazor supports both client-side (what you are describing, sending IL to the client and running it as an app) and server-side (what LiveView is doing). More details here: https://docs.mic
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See!! Just another example of how the Internet is a Jewish conspiracy!! (This is a joke, I am Jewish).
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Yup. I said so in another comment on this thread, but I've got a decent amount of code (30K LOC) running in a combination of AWS Lambda and Docker containers. Been doing it for just over a year now, it's working very well for us
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Can't say that I agree, I've got a little over 30K LOC app running in AWS Lambda and Docker containers. I do all of my development on a Mac. Haven't touched Windows in over a year.
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And it also compiles to Javascript: https://fable.io/repl/ You can browse through some sample apps using the side bar on the left.
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If you want to try F#, here's the full F# compiler in the browser run using WebAssembly. Very fun to play with: https://tryfsharp.fsbolero.io/
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Github repo: https://github.com/microsoft/SPTAG
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Kevin Bacon and musical chairs: How market rate housing increases affordability
(cityobservatory.org)
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Diagnostics Improvements in .Net Core 3.0
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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Announcing fable-compiler 2.2, Fable.Core 3 and more
(fable.io)
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"Tons of development" is relative. The cities that have the greatest increases in rent are the ones that have added lots of jobs/people, but haven't increased housing production to match[0]. [0] http://furman
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Visualising Simple Datasets in F# (2018)
(millerdw.github.io)
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