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by Risord 8y ago
Why languages that compiles to JS won't apply? Let's say Elm for example? Still I am too excited to see rise of traditional non-specialized languages to web game with webasm like Blazor (C#/.Net) but yep not production ready.
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by Risord 8y ago
Creator of Sketch.systems Kevin Lynagh was interviewed in Future of Coding podcast while ago: https://futureofcoding.org/episodes/025.html Great podcast overall.
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by Risord 8y ago
I built my iris some time ago and have to say that it's lot of fun to use. Price was also pretty good in this genre but of course it's DIY asset. Limited size makes work qualified layout creation challenging but I hope to nail it
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by Risord 8y ago
Hmm I think this should go something like this: How would objects created from X and Y can reach each other and communicate when X is not dependent from Y or otherwise? You need global mutable state or your own code witch depends from both
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by Risord 8y ago
Shell is kind of REPL (read–eval–print loop). In OOP you use looping with mutation and in FP you use recursion. This may not sound very informative but still: "Just fold over inputs, what's the problem?". Being immutable does
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by Risord 8y ago
If your workflow is like: 1. Manipulate current directory 2. Run some program 3. Manipulate current directory again 4. Run yet another program... You can actually consider current directory as immutable already. It became "badly mutab
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by Risord 8y ago
You can still build compatibility layer on top of immutable FS. Like being mutable from program(s) perspective while being able to control how these changes are capsulated from rest of the system. You could, for example, see what your >
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by Risord 8y ago
I think that if we use purish FP as our system language it doesn't make sense to just emulate imperative/mutable system. But mm... why you would want to mutable state like current directory in first place? Or even mutable filesyst
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by Risord 8y ago
This is an interesting idea. And like very often things that may seem like counterexamples on the surface are actually open doors to something completely different ways of doing things. Like: -Normal (stacked / Z) navigation is still s
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by Risord 8y ago
I agree that mutability won't often bite professional programmers as you say. But as context is good to know that quite typical F# programmer has strong C# background like you. Individual features are often raised during discussions bu
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by Risord 8y ago
I have a dream that some day we have statically typed language which would have first-class types with some compile time meta programming. For given example data, type providers output just something and typically it's 95% what you wan
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by Risord 8y ago
There is this quote: "If all of your money is not get wasted to your hobby, your hobby sucks." Updated: "...and won't require closing air space..."
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by Risord 8y ago
> Sure but now you need to account for orphaned addresses. So in the scenario described you'd either end up accidentally purging the marketing addresses by cleaning up the orphans or you'd send marketing material to old address
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by Risord 8y ago
I used once unique many-to-many addresses by making them immutable. You don't update update them, just add new one to customer and detach old one.
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by Risord 8y ago
On the other hand time required to read and _understand_ the source can be often very compareable to writing specific solution to your problem. Which all comes down to one biggest bottle neck of our industry: sharing understanding of soluti
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by Risord 8y ago
Nice podcast episode from earlier this year where Aidan talk about his work: http://futureofcoding.org/episodes/21
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by Risord 8y ago
It’s pretty universal thing...
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by Risord 8y ago
I don’t have Haskell experince but I could imagine that traditional debug experience is a bit different if you have lot of functions as values. It’s at least more challenging to visualize function which is composed from 4 another ones and h
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by Risord 8y ago
I think best practice will be that you can login with single-factor and see basic stuff but if you want to do anything more critical like money related or changing email depending from context you are forced to use two-factor. Also if it&#x
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by Risord 9y ago
Cannot downvote due paradox... Happy now?
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by Risord 9y ago
Spotify method is fine for their service. However I have understood that total ad revenue per user is roughly somewhere around 5-20$/month(?). This is for all the ad services total you use. So problem here is that currently many paid p
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by Risord 9y ago
I think that it would be ok option but for various reason I think it's only acceptable again if you can opt-out by direct payment. I think that currently this is issue where both sides are partially quilty. Content creators are creatin
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by Risord 9y ago
I think it would be best if there would be no adblockers but instead of there would be easy way of paying directly for the content without being bothered. If I cannot easily opt-out from ads by paying price which is compareable to potential
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by Risord 9y ago
Just wondering how much more complains and valid critique against css is still required to get real alternative. https://ishoudinireadyyet.com
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by Risord 9y ago
My experimentation about multi view HTML editor which combine few textual formats, (horrible) GUI and preview for interactive editing experience: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNryKyBPfws Some toughts about that by Steve:
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by Risord 9y ago
Disclaimer: I am totally out of my field and I have no idea precise definitions of terms etc. Is it haulting really in conflict with linear types? If we inspect function from outside and we pick random time T after starting (but before fini
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by Risord 9y ago
One point of view is that because it's low level API. Flexibility has been valuated over easy of use. In general I think that offering low level API is ~only right way to do for real application platform. You can always make more easie
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by Risord 9y ago
Btw your display can be the next bottle neck on 10ms scale if typical 60hz was used.
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by Risord 9y ago
I think if we want explore ways to connect these worlds we should do same as we are trying to do our architecture: separate view and logic. Most programming languages are quite messy if you think those as abstract model and therefore compil
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by Risord 9y ago
Giving ~precise and practical example can be suprisingly hard when you are working with some very different kind of thinking for a long time. At the end idea should be used in real world of course but it can take a lot of time to recreate l

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