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by bbkane 4y ago
In my experience, Algebraic types alone take some work to get used to using competently. That's just one F# uniqueness and there are others. Learning Elm (a similar language) definitely made me a better engineer, but I really don'
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by bbkane 4y ago
What do you use for auto pasting images?
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by bbkane 4y ago
This is my favorite hack so far
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by bbkane 4y ago
Yes, but "just don't do that" doesn't scale to large teams with varying levels of experience and discipline. It sounds like you have rules that even you disobey on this project.
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by bbkane 4y ago
I don't know about a paradigm shift, but the craziest use of them I've seen is https://github.com/jhbrown-veradept/gophercon22-parser-combi... . I watched the talk, thought I understood it "enough",
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by bbkane 4y ago
I deleted Instagram a couple of years ago due to privacy concerns (I don't trust Meta) outweighing the value I obtained from using Instagram. So far it's gone well! Occasionally I use the Facebook Container Firefox plugin to check
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by bbkane 4y ago
Hope this isn't a dumb question, but what's an "SPM module"?
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by bbkane 4y ago
I had to wait 10s for that list to load :/
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by bbkane 4y ago
The reason to try it that I took away was that it's easy to install and then you get all these niceties - LSP, formatter, scripts, with no extra effort! I love that!!!
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by bbkane 4y ago
I just tried ruff last night and ran into the match-case support issue. I'm following https://github.com/charliermarsh/ruff/issues/282 and looking forward to trying ruff again once that issue is closed.
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by bbkane 4y ago
This was just discussed in the Elm Discourse as well: https://discourse.elm-lang.org/t/request-elm-0-19-2-any-upda... This thread (mostly) by current Elm users mostly tracks emotions here on HN
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by bbkane 4y ago
This is a strange take for me- people are CONSTANTLY trying to find new, better ways to do UI. Elm, React, DearIMGUI, Flutter, and Xilem are some of the more well-known fairly recent libraries. See https://raphlinus.github.io&#x2
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by bbkane 4y ago
Thanks anyway!
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by bbkane 4y ago
Could you point me to a link about how LinkedIn scrapes sites?
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by bbkane 4y ago
I ameliorate this somewhat with strict CI/CD rules. Black + ruff + mypy can help keep Python sane.
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by bbkane 4y ago
I agree with the poster you're replying too. These are not practical solutions.
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by bbkane 4y ago
In my experience, Go is really great for writing web backends and CLI tools. Go has replaced Python for me for those use cases and I know it has for others too. I think they've thoughtfully evolved the language (generics took several
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by bbkane 4y ago
Very useful! I'll be playing with the error tree additions and studying the HTTP interface extension to see if I can replicate the pattern for https://github.com/bbkane/warg values. Id like to be able to have valu
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by bbkane 4y ago
Customers might not, but it's probably effective recruiting.
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by bbkane 4y ago
Yes! I use https://excalidraw.com/ for this. Its free and open source, is super easy to use, runs locally, looks nice without folks getting the impression it's a source of truth
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by bbkane 4y ago
I use KeePassXC and KeePass2Android with Dropbox to sync passwords. Works very well for me: https://www.bbkane.com/blog/password-management/
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by bbkane 4y ago
https://github.com/lapce/lapce is not stable but already looks impressive.
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by bbkane 4y ago
Could you please go into more detail? Specific policies and their consequences and how you would change them?
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by bbkane 4y ago
Neither Rust nor Go have exceptions at all, and I would consider them "popular" at thos point. To be fair, they each also make you think more about your error handling (there are multiple valid approaches in each language).
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by bbkane 4y ago
I'm certainly not. I try to compensate when I can by aggressively rewriting until an abstraction stops breaking things and feels natural
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by bbkane 4y ago
I haven't tried this, but I think you can get fairly close by generating the HTTP/SQL serialization code. When I get time I want to write an openapi schema amd generate the server code, write a db schema and generate the db code (
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by bbkane 4y ago
The two open source SQL IDEs I really like are https://www.beekeeperstudio.io/ and https://dbgate.org/ . Both very nice for my somewhat simple querying needs
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by bbkane 4y ago
Also see https://directus.io/ - it adds a GUI and a GraphQL API to supported DBs (including SQLite). I'm still playing with it, and I'll add this to the list!
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by bbkane 4y ago
Ian, what are your thoughts on https://www.pola.rs/ ? I've used it for a few CSV tasks and I really liked the API

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