NeutralForest

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by NeutralForest 6mo ago
Hey! Thanks for creating the package =) I'll need to try the integration again.
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by NeutralForest 6mo ago
I would love to use Clojure but there are basically no jobs in my area with the language. Seems like the Nordics like Clojure but I'd need to move. The very good backwards compatibility is attractive but as the result of the small comm
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by NeutralForest 7mo ago
Thanks, I had to do the same.
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by NeutralForest 7mo ago
I know but still it was a bit too high level for my taste though I appreciate the effort!
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by NeutralForest 7mo ago
I thought it was generally interesting but it needs to materialize into processes and tools people can use.
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by NeutralForest 7mo ago
Yeah I was looking for the next one!
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by NeutralForest 7mo ago
There are some use cases for very dynamic code, like ORMs; with descriptors you can add attributes + behavior at runtime and it's quite useful. Anyways, breaking metaprogramming and more dynamic features would mean python 4 and we know
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by NeutralForest 7mo ago
Tax rates have been going up on alcohol at least, just boil the frog.
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by NeutralForest 7mo ago
The current generation is already consuming much less alcohol! Just keep taxing and it'll be virtually gone.
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by NeutralForest 7mo ago
Full support to the author, I hope they'll be able to keep making things that are interesting and outside the box like Decker and WigglyPaint. I hope they'll find solace in keeping at creative things. I also wish LLM copies were n
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by NeutralForest 7mo ago
You're kind of building a stack of exceptional cases... Wonder what that is :D
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by NeutralForest 7mo ago
The current meta is to use task groups and bubble up the exception that cancelled the coroutine/task.
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Runtime validation in Python type annotations(blog.natfu.be)
1 points by NeutralForest 7mo ago|0 comments
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by NeutralForest 7mo ago
> My concern with TDD is that writing tests necessarily implies designing an API upon which those tests operate It really forces you to do outside-in testing; I usually describe the kind of API I want when chatting with the agents. For e
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by NeutralForest 8mo ago
Aside from the debugging & testing I already mentioned, going only through guix is a tough sell considering the very tiny amount of people that use it. It's also incredibly slow and doesn't have many packages available. Even f
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by NeutralForest 8mo ago
A different scheme that has great debugging and testing and also better docs.
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by NeutralForest 8mo ago
It's such an amazing project, I wish it used something other than Guile but you can't have everything.
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by NeutralForest 8mo ago
They also have a scheme to webassembly transpiler called Hoot. They do crazy interesting work!
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by NeutralForest 8mo ago
I know some research languages are playing around with linear types, I wonder if we'll see it show up in some language or another.
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by NeutralForest 8mo ago
I'm working with Python and I'm sympathetic to the problem so I'd be curious if you have examples of what Python issues are fixed with OCaml.
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by NeutralForest 8mo ago
I don't think it's been integrated in any mainstream language though.
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by NeutralForest 8mo ago
Yeah ofc but I also like to walk around, I might just camp in a room next year.
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by NeutralForest 8mo ago
Indeed! It's the 3-4x times I'm going to FOSDEM so I'm mainly looking to connect with people doing cool stuff tbh, otherwise I can just watch stuff online for sure.
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by NeutralForest 8mo ago
It was fun but indeed, I spent a lot of time waiting in line for talks and in some rooms I couldn't even enter at all.
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by NeutralForest 9mo ago
Yes indeed, I updated to the right terminology.
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by NeutralForest 9mo ago
fossil is really cool for the simple fact that you get your issues, tickets and wiki all stored in an SQLite DB. Feels neat and I wish I had more occasions to use it.
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Verification Driven Development – Avoiding slop with agents(gist.github.com)
2 points by NeutralForest 9mo ago|0 comments
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Design duality and the expression problem (2018)(tedinski.com)
13 points by NeutralForest 9mo ago|1 comments
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by NeutralForest 10mo ago
Yeah it's from 100r https://100r.co/site/projects.html !
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by NeutralForest 10mo ago
I've watched a couple of her stuff, it's really inspiring and feels very cosy, like a slice of Internet that lives on its own and creates without being too bothered about the Algorithm™.

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