alabhyajindal

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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   Surprised to see no one's mentioned HTTPie yet. I reach out for their web app anytime I have to make a one off network request: https://httpie.io/app
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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   Love the idea. From the FAQ section on the website: > Organizers can keep a portion of sign-up or event fees Isn't this a given? Don't event organisers expect to keep the entire sign-up fee for themselves when they host an even
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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   Very interesting idea. Good luck!
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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   First time hearing about libGDX. Do you have any resources on why it's your favorite framework? It might be useful for your website as well. To sort of "sell" the framework to game developers who have not used it before.
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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   This might be useful: https://docs.racket-lang.org/sicp-manual/index.html
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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   Cloudflare is listed as a Platinum sponsor on the Ladybird website ( https://ladybird.org ). Also from their website: What are the sponsor tiers? Platinum USD $100,000 Gold USD $50,000 Silver USD $10,000 Bronze USD $5,000 Copp
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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   Beautiful. I got my joy back
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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   Sharing a link is also a sign up feature now. Didn't tldraw come up after Excalidraw was already quite popular? Seems like a missed opportunity for the latter since tldraw came up after and was able to figure out a business angle for a
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    I said "somewhat okay" in my original comment to mean developing/developed classification is better than the Global North/South. Not that it's good or should be widely used. I wanted to communicate that even that ba
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    I haven't read the link you posted because I want to expand on my initial reaction. A layman who is not familiar with the reasons behind Global North/South would not think about imperialist relations. I'm somewhat okay with &
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    First time seeing this and it feels so offensive. I'm somewhat okay with the term developed and developing countries, though not too much [1]. But this just feels discriminatory. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fa
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    Love KDE. Can others share their experience of using the same desktop environment across distributions? Is there a difference? I have only used KDE on Fedora and it's great but getting the itch to try out something new. Void Linux mayb
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    Validation errors were bit of an issue. Especially because Binaryen constructs an internal IR that remains opaque until we emit the Wasm text. I did consider Wizard for my project but settled on Wasmtime because I needed WASI support. My ma
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    Isn't wasm-tools for working with Wasm modules? Maybe I'm missing something. I was using Binaryen to compile an AST to WebAssembly text. Also worth mentioning that Binaryen is the official compiler/toolchain for this purpose
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    The WebAssembly community should really focus more the developer experience of using it. I recently completed a project where I wrote a compiler¹ targeting it and found the experience to be rather frustrating. Given that Wasm is designed wi
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    When was the last time you tried Wayland? I switched to KDE Plasma a couple years ago not knowing anything about display server protocols and haven't had a single issue.
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    I love using KDE Plasma. All the best to the team!
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    > I try to write everything in JavaScript when I can and have it run in the browser. Question for the author if they are here: why not use one of the many languages that compile to Wasm to write compilers for esoteric languages?
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    Thank you - I appreciate it!
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    This is not a direct comment on compiler development but on industrial projects in general: how do you begin contributing to something that is so large? What should a beginner in compiler development, someone who has written a few compilers
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    Thanks for your reply! I wasn't trying to be dismissive in my original comment. Just making an observation as someone new to Jujutsu.
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    I don't know anything about Jujutsu but the Git equivalents for some of these commands are more readable: jj bookmark move main --to @- git add . jj git init --colocate git init Also using `jj git` everytime feels repeti
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    What's wrong with using the bookmarks features provided by the browser? The one in Firefox works very well for me, plus it's synced across devices.
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    Tried the challenge mode - would like to see support for Ctrl + [, acting as escape!
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    Doesn't GitLab suffer from the same problem of pushing AI? They have many AI features, and position themselves as "The most-comprehensive AI-powered DevSecOps platform".
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    I love MDN. Congratulations and thank you to all the contributors!
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    You should try fish shell. Great user experience out of the box, including history suggestions. https://fishshell.com
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    This is beautiful and hilarious. Thanks!
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    Preach. We need more Python slander. It annoys me to no end when people trash JavaScript as if it was some exception in bad language design. Most languages have something bad that can be picked up and trashed on - some more than others.