aziis98

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   by aziis98 3y ago

   Actually I'm using Chrome and I also got some random lag spikes
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   by aziis98 3y ago

   This just looks like the "Event Bus" [1] [2] [3] pattern, this is not the one from the React world if you were thinking about that. Hooks here are just the following, the "Hook" is just a collection of event handlers.
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   by aziis98 3y ago

   How does this handle permissions over data? I wouldn't want a user accessing private information of another. How would you "hide parts of a table" to a client-side reader?
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   by aziis98 3y ago

   I just think more languages should support an idiomatic form of quasiquoting [1], then we may finally begin to stop seeing new JSX implementations everywhere. For Ruby it's strange somebody would prefer to write JSX instead of somethin
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   by aziis98 3y ago

   Hi, saw the post on Lobster [1] but didn't have an account there even if that post was more active. I'm sure it was fun porting the Lua parser to Go and all but I wanted to let you know that Lua is very powerful on its own for mak
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   Show HN: File system based routing library for Golang(github.com)

   2 points by aziis98 3y ago|0 comments
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   by aziis98 3y ago

   Awesome project, feels very refreshing even for me being a great fan of Vite and Astro. Just curious, how do you handle the client side reactivity? Does it use something like virtual dom with diffing or do you compile everything like Svelte
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   by aziis98 3y ago

   Awesome project, feels very refreshing even for me being a great fan of Vite and Astro. Just curious, how do you handle the client side reactivity? Does it use something like virtual dom with diffing or do you compile everything like Svelte
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   Thoughts about Object Linking in the NeXTStep systems(aziis98.com)

   3 points by aziis98 3y ago|0 comments
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    Go ServiceWeaver: Towards Modern Development of Cloud Applications [video](youtube.com)

    3 points by aziis98 3y ago|0 comments
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    by aziis98 3y ago

    Talking about EU I'm patiently waiting for official app side loading and alternative app stores that should come before the 6th of March 2024 [0] [0]: https://www.theverge.com/2022/12/13/23507766/app
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    by aziis98 3y ago

    I've recently been trying to make something similar, mostly for fun, but I hope something cool comes out of it as it borrows many ideas from SmallTalk The backend is written in Go and can run locally or on a remote server; Go is just t
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    by aziis98 3y ago

    Returning a channel is not really a cheap operation. They internally have locks that slow everything down as they are intended mostly as a safe concurrency primitive And in this case there is really no need to spawn goroutines to support it
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    by aziis98 3y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion but the point was that I still haven't found the dashboard program I was talking about. The shortcut to invoke the shell was just a feature I would like to see present in such a program
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    by aziis98 3y ago

    I really like this! This kind of interfaces lets you easily take a glimpse of the system and explore the current state of the system even doing some simple actions. I've been searching for a while for something like this but more orien
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    by aziis98 3y ago

    Another notable example is the PageRank algorithm [0] where you consider the graph where nodes are web pages and edges are links between them and you can build an adjacency matrix of this graph and with this algorithm sort the pages based &
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    by aziis98 3y ago

    Yeah, this is also the case if the table is not square as the values can't represent edges any more. So its more something like the rows and columns should index the same "thing". By the way by changing the graph representati
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    by aziis98 3y ago

    The title is a bit misleading, thought this was about infrastructure as code but they just use linters and CI/CD on documentation. Still interesting to see that they take great care of documentation just as another fundamental part of
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    by aziis98 3y ago

    Wow, it looks like this has a Vanilla JS frontend
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    by aziis98 3y ago

    Yeah, I really like how they do operators. The ".." concatenation operator is very nice to use and works well even when used in "imperative" code. It's also nice that all operators can be overloaded and the default
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    by aziis98 4y ago

    I'm litteraly using that same function func getEnvOrDefault(name, defaultValue string) string { value, ok := os.LookupEnv(name) if !ok { value = defaultValue } return value } for some of my pr
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    Show HN: Pyke – A tiny Python clone of Make based on checksums(github.com)

    6 points by aziis98 5y ago|1 comments
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    Deno_webview(github.com)

    4 points by aziis98 6y ago|0 comments
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    Bret Victor – The Future of Programming [video](youtube.com)

    1 points by aziis98 8y ago|0 comments