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by bbkane 3y ago
Not just the ML community. Go's simplicity is often derided, but I think the best in class tooling (dev tooling like gopls, golangci-lint, deployment tooling like ServiceWeaver, Goreleasor, etc) and easy understandability more than mak
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by bbkane 3y ago
The talk is at https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XZ3w_jec1v8 I also recommend watching it, though the conclusion I came away with is that Evan is kind of in a "next steps" crisis.
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by bbkane 3y ago
Interesting that F13 and F14 (this release) aren't listed on the parent page: https://fuchsia.dev/whats-new/release-notes Regardless, from a "software tourism" perspective, I'm happy to see Google i
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by bbkane 3y ago
Do you use this and check in vendored code? I don't, maybe I should
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by bbkane 3y ago
Would this be a good library to build a json with comments formatter for my VSCode settings.json? I want something that sorts the JSON keys AND also moves any associated comments. I'd also love to hear of any existing tooling that does
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by bbkane 3y ago
Hopefully, but at least from my (non-professional) perspective, Apple makes it difficult to make software for macOS - no support for cross platform gfx apis (opengl, vulkan - requires physical Mac to publish, no support for emulation
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by bbkane 3y ago
Sounds like nushell: https://www.jntrnr.com/case-for-nushell/
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by bbkane 3y ago
I take it you didn't read the article
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by bbkane 3y ago
Maybe in some areas, but in terms of day to day usage, I prefer nushell
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by bbkane 3y ago
Go forbids cyclical imports, and, in most cases, I really appreciate it. Makes the code much simpler to reason about
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by bbkane 3y ago
I needed a local VM ony Mac recently, but luckily I found Lima via this blog post [0]. So glad Lima works so well and I don't have to worry about running afoul of Oracle's extension pack licensing. [0] https://jvns.ca&#
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by bbkane 3y ago
The Vega Lite plugin does this: https://vega.github.io/editor/#/custom/vega-lite I think Google maps does this for manual bike routes too?
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by bbkane 3y ago
Also head to the Elm subreddit or the Elm discourse forum and sort by "top all time"
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by bbkane 3y ago
I find the "state of Elm" over the past couple of years absolutely fascinating. Some folks reasonably claim the language is dead and absolutely not suitable for production due to scarcity of updates, public roadmap, or bug fixes.
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by bbkane 3y ago
I wish I could turn the smaller one into a split keyboard.
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by bbkane 3y ago
Took me a solid month do adapt, but really glad I put the time in!!
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by bbkane 3y ago
That sounds super similar my setup ( https://github.com/bbkane/dotfiles/tree/master/zsh ). I'll check out a few of those I haven't yet.
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by bbkane 3y ago
Is there a language you like? If so, which and why?
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by bbkane 3y ago
I think he's happy with the solution he found...
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by bbkane 3y ago
I don't know about a service that does this, but you might be able to script the website logins with https://playwright.dev/
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by bbkane 3y ago
This article lays out his problem very successfully, but doesn't talk at all about what he plans to do about it, which I'd be very interested to hear.
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by bbkane 3y ago
If you want to see how codebases work without inheritance in practice, I suggest checking out Go, which features polymorphism through interfaces, but not full-fledged inheritance
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by bbkane 3y ago
See https://isdotnetopen.com/ for why people think .NET has openness issues
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by bbkane 3y ago
Yet another reason is that you really want generics for container types and Go's generics are relatively new
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by bbkane 3y ago
100% agree. I've been "reinventing the wheel" (my own terminal color library, CLI framework, GNU Stow alternative, etc) and loving it! I get a lot of satisfaction from using these simple tools [0]. I say publish your work. Ch
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by bbkane 3y ago
Sounds a bit like https://directus.io/
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by bbkane 3y ago
Darn it I'm ashamed to ask, but how do I find this fan fic?
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by bbkane 3y ago
Many devs who "zone out" because they won't "need math" still manage to do just fine? Software is a big field and there's room for folks with different interests and talents.
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by bbkane 3y ago
Looks quite nice, but you should add a banner to the load screen for https://try.moonbitlang.com that it will take quite a while to load and the page is not broken.
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by bbkane 3y ago
Clearing the storage actually worked!!! Thanks so much!!

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