Yahivin

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   by Yahivin 3mo ago

   Uh oh
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   Show HN: Nutshot Simulator – 31 days, 59K prompts, 142M tokens, ~$23K of Claude(nutshotsimulator.com)

   5 points by Yahivin 3mo ago|3 comments
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   by Yahivin 2y ago

   I was pleasantly surprised with how well Copilot picked it up. Civet doesn't have that many truly new language features, most of them are from existing languages and used in a similar way. Copilot is really good at matching what you ar
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   by Yahivin 2y ago

   The built in browser debugger is incredibly good. As long as the transpilation is simple and matches JS semantics you can still use the debugger. I haven't seen good debugging tools when using languages more distant from JS but I'
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   by Yahivin 2y ago

   We ship
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   by Yahivin 2y ago

   The GWT approach has its own downsides as well.
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   by Yahivin 2y ago

   Something interesting I've found while designing Civet is that TypeScript actually mitigates in a lot of the downsides of CoffeeScript. Types help quite a bit with implicit returns so you don't accidentally return an iteration res
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   by Yahivin 2y ago

   Nailed it
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   by Yahivin 2y ago

   This is pretty neat but I wonder how it compares to Arc...
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    Factorio – Sound Improvements in 2.0(factorio.com)

    3 points by Yahivin 3y ago|0 comments
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    by Yahivin 3y ago

    - Patrick's Parabox
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    by Yahivin 3y ago

    I can imagine the opposite.
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    by Yahivin 3y ago

    > No one in this world has ever lost money by underestimating the intelligence of the great masses of the plain people.
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    by Yahivin 3y ago

    That's why I created https://civet.dev as a personal slight against chaptrick.
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    by Yahivin 3y ago

    Civet[1] is a similar idea for a programming language based off of TypeScript and 99% ES compatibility. [1]: https://civet.dev
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    by Yahivin 3y ago

    It seems to make sense with the example. The `tag` keyword defines a tag that is used the same as HTML tags to create an element. tag Box css pos:relative x = 0 y = 0 <self[x:{x}px y:{y}px] @touch.moved.sync(self)> <slot&
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    by Yahivin 3y ago

    Brandon Buckingham is a modern day Hunter S. Thompson. There are probably hundreds of other YouTubers doing similar things but we haven't heard about them yet because they are at the beginning of their career and Hunter is past the end
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    by Yahivin 3y ago

    Or peyote.
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    by Yahivin 3y ago

    Ok, the shell scripting DSL has got me interested.
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    by Yahivin 4y ago

    Check out Civet https://civet.dev/#pattern-matching
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    by Yahivin 4y ago

    Carbonated water plus orange or lemon peel is great!
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    by Yahivin 4y ago

    Maybe people have finally realized that code is not an asset.
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    by Yahivin 4y ago

    Maybe "The modern way to write TypeScript"?
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    by Yahivin 4y ago

    DALL-E 2
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    by Yahivin 4y ago

    There are dozens of us! :)
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    by Yahivin 4y ago

    Thanks! Sounds like a good idea and a nice way to make it easier for people to get started playing around with Civet.
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    by Yahivin 4y ago

    We often add promising TC39 proposals into Civet so people can experiment without waiting. We've added https://github.com/tc39/proposal-pipeline-operator , a variant of https://github.com/tc39/
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    by Yahivin 4y ago

    That's awesome to hear! There's still a lot of improvements we want to add to the LSP so it's only going to get better from here.
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    by Yahivin 4y ago

    We trust people to make their own mistakes :)
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    by Yahivin 4y ago

    I like the documentation that TypeScript types provide but I'm always running into lots of small quality of life issues that wear me down. - Rest in any position - Dedented block strings - Default to const in for loops - Lack of ->