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by aatd86 1y ago
I don't dispute that. But in general you need sessions, you need a few middleware to, for example, handle csrf or gzip compression of the response, auth, etc. Telling people to juste use the standard library doesn't help. Of cours
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by aatd86 1y ago
I guess there are pros and cons. Pros of composable libraries is that you can more easily build upon them for your specific use case. It also doesn't tie you to ORM usage. You have to be responsible for "your" specific flow..
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by aatd86 1y ago
I don't think anyone would advise to do everything from scratch all the time. It's mostly about libraries vs opinionated frameworks. No one in their right mind would say: just use the standard library but I've seen it online.
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by aatd86 1y ago
oh that's interesting. Is that due to missing libraries in Go? That could be a nice open source project if so.
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by aatd86 1y ago
So is that zig becoming a type AND effect system?
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by aatd86 1y ago
Funny because I was thinking about that just a few days ago within the context of Lamarckism and Darwinism. Sometimes Nature is so eerily on point it seems that function shapes form and form shapes function via environmental pressure, moldi
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by aatd86 1y ago
functional in the sense that it uses method calls on objects and javascript has higher order functions. It is a spectrum. I know DOM nodes are objects that use inheritance but I also know javascript is not deemed a "traditional" f
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by aatd86 1y ago
I don't quite understand. The DOM is/needs a functional API. Why bolt another DSL on top? Now you have to find a way for javascript to interact with your template language. While functions are sufficient. That doesn't look li
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by aatd86 1y ago
Same. For now I have canceled my claude subscription. Gemini has been catching up.
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by aatd86 1y ago
So does lion's mane work or no? What about regular sauna sessions? I seem to remember that they alledgedly induced neoneurogenesis.
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by aatd86 1y ago
it's not really weird. It's just some datastructures. And I've never coded in python. I guess, having python objects makes things easier than handling html strings.
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by aatd86 1y ago
I am not sure but isn't this something the industry is at a risk of moving from with react frontend engineers insisting on server functions sprinkled in the client code? Just asking, because it sounded funky when I heard it at first.
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by aatd86 1y ago
There seems to be a missing comma in the first grant example. If I am not beffudled. At the end of the dst line. In fact, comma usage seems inconsistent for the last element of some of the nested objects. To be fair, I don't remember w
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by aatd86 1y ago
computer vision will solve this and direct the waterjet in yer bullseye. :D ai...ai everywhere.
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by aatd86 1y ago
How would youtube help with driving?
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by aatd86 1y ago
And here I thought it was simply about a system of equations solving down to a single solution (decidable). As opposed to having too many free variables.
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by aatd86 1y ago
Is it perhaps a eli5 way of speaking about higher kinded types and type checking decidability? Is it about types not being available in the frontend of the language as first class values? Or is it about types not being defined as set of val
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by aatd86 1y ago
not necessarily. the economies of scale might be increasing as dev productivity increases. the goal of many businesses being to do more with less.
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by aatd86 1y ago
so there is side effects propagation and inference I guess. That has to require some help from the tooling/IDE.
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by aatd86 1y ago
that's a good question actually. We can define and assign side effects. But is it sufficient to control the list of side effectful operations of a function? Can the compiler check that a function is pure besides its assigned side effec
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by aatd86 1y ago
The way I see it, effects would be implemented/assigned to the function where the error gets logged for instance. But as long as the error value remains local, a function can still be pure all else being equal. This is not the case wit
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by aatd86 1y ago
Ok so we are basically defining a named function signature that represents a side effect shape. Then the implementation of these side effect is done elsewhere and assigned as the capability of a function, which is now deemed as impure by th
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by aatd86 1y ago
I might be a bit dense but I didn't quite get it and the examples didn't help me. For instance, the first example SayMessage. Is it supposed to be an effect? Why? From the function signature it could well be a noop and we wouldn&#
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by aatd86 1y ago
it's more than that. Our understanding from space and time could be stemming from continuous training. Every time we look at something, there seems to be a background process that is categorizing items that are on the retinal image. Th
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by aatd86 1y ago
but that still means that there is shared state on the projection from the higher tensor space. orthogonality needs to be valid for all subspaces.
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by aatd86 1y ago
maybe he thought people could wear it like ski goggles in the streets and augment reality haha.
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A bodycam rather
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by aatd86 1y ago
Maybe you could try with hyperscript syntax for react(which I've just found the existence of). https://github.com/hyperhype/hyperscript https://github.com/mlmorg/react-hyperscript which might
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by aatd86 1y ago
To provide a quick feedback, I believe the 'without jsx' version could have been improved. One advantage it already has is that it doesn't need the repetition of /closing> elements. But it doesn't go far enough i
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by aatd86 1y ago
I was far from the only one to not like it when it got introduced. As I have explained somewhere else, plain function and method composition is clearer in my humble opinion.

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