belmont_sup

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by belmont_sup 4y ago
it’s possible to still hit cors and https issues from the terminal.
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
Viewed from a different lens, these achievements seem intended for new GitHub users. I recall merging my OWN pr into my own new repo. I was surprised with a badge. No harm in that.
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
ocaml.org’s new website is packed with lots of great early intros. most learners eventually gravitate towards Real World OCaml https://dev.realworldocaml.org/ for additional learning. Unfortunately, the learning resources f
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
If you truly believe that this is a 10-yr+ journey, then learning Rust just for fun and exploration seems worth it. Any language that forces me into a new domain, whether by the goal it wants to solve, its paradigms, or environment, seems h
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
It’d be really interesting to see if it gets picked up into the ocaml community github org. I’ve wanted to make PRs but know they’re not being accepted.
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
Ecstatic! I’ve been playing with the concurrent eio primitives and it feels great, comparable to working with Go’s channels and goroutines. You can equate Go channels to the Eio.Stream type. Goroutines to Eio.Fiber type.
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
They’re enums that can hold additional data types. But they’re additionally great because the compiler does exhaustive pattern matching.
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
I don’t entirely agree with the original comment too but hydration has always been an issue when TTI is discussed. Aside from the inefficient rendering of SSR due to data aggregating data, another inefficiency here is the need to re-render
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
We’ve tried this line of reasoning ever since the plastic industry had pushed for recycling as a means of reusing plastic when they know it’ll never be economically feasible to do so. So might as well try something new and fix excessive pla
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
There are a few threads here that discussed options for distributed databases. If you don’t need a single logical cluster for the entire system, it’s totally fine to deploy primary dbs at each region you need. You still gain some of the edg
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
There with you. We chose cockroach and fly to achieve our global needs in the simplest manner. But to use their cloud multiregion offer, it costs ~3400usd/mo at their recommended specs and 3 regions. Pricey depending on how you see it.
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
Believe they've called it their own proprietary runtime since they've announced their Deploy service. Their runtime supports TCP connections, so I can actually make db connections, unlike cf workers.
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
If I had known this… I was recently excited to try F# and prototype a web service within falco. Ionide worked until it didn’t in between switching from .net 6 to 7. Built fine but ide errors everywhere about missing modules
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
Partially agree here with the syntax error thread in that it’s mildly annoying to lose intellisense when you’re declaring a new variable before the “in” keyword is in place. But that’s about the only time I commonly see syntax errors.
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
New user of cockroach. We’ll find out! If this startup ever makes it to any meaningful user sizd
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
Unfortunately I have to agree with your inner voice that there's no perfect language out there. I'm building my first library in OCaml for a number of great reasons: 1. the type system we all want 2. multicore is here (but in RC)
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
What's the supposed difficulty to just use Cabal and not Nix? I had alot of difficulties running into Nix installation issues not along ago. What resources does Nix handle for IHP? I can guess ostgres and the sql ui.
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
You should try again and reconsider if your team truly doesn't have an answer. Most everyone using React should be using Nextjs or similar level of frameworks. Server rendering comes out of the box. On the other hand, it really isn&#x2
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
walking and movement beyond what you’re used to will build muscle throughout your body, mainly lower half, to compensate for the increased activity.
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
The benefits of tools built into the functional programming world with complete access to all C# libraries. But it's hard to convince a C# dev to use F# when they're so comfortable and see no obvious need to switch.
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
I abstain from writing graphql apis now because they’re too much work for me when toy apps are simple and I can render json. But if a team does want graphql without the fuss of openapi, json schemas, and swagger docs, I recommend tools like
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
Fresh in both languages. But on studying the Effective Haskell book, there's a whole chapter (chp 14) on learning how to read and write efficient and faster Haskell code. Training that mental model of understanding how IO gets evaluate
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
Another day, another surprisingly large discussion around OCaml whenever it comes up on hn.
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by belmont_sup 4y ago
You've done your fair share of trying! Your assessment reflects mine entirely. Elixir has that charm in that it leads you to productivity quickly, just as Go does. Someone could argue that's only because of much larger pool of use