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by bhaney 2y ago
Another example using Rhai that was posted here a week or two ago: this (in-browser) 3D modeling software using Fidget. https://www.mattkeeter.com/projects/fidget/demo/
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Article title: "[Common thing] doesn't work very well!" Article body: "So we use a monorepo and-" Tale as old as time
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by bhaney 2y ago
https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-bill/7521...
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by bhaney 2y ago
You're now 0 for 2 at telling me what I want
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by bhaney 2y ago
> No one wants that I want that
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> I'm not an EE, but would love to know how I can disable these incredible unsmart features I am an EE, so let me tell you. Use a hammer.
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by bhaney 2y ago
> That would be next level corp spyware Would it be? I was implementing similar stuff for a crappy PHP forum 15+ years ago that wanted to track which users were sharing private posts outside their community. It started with screenshot-tr
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by bhaney 2y ago
Actions vs Commands: Thanks, that's a satisfying justification. Phoenix dependency: I feel like your answer here is justifying the choice to use Phoenix, but my question was about the opposite. I would expect a project like this to u
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by bhaney 2y ago
At the bottom of every page here, there is a link to the HN guidelines. The first guideline is on "What to Submit." It does not give me the impression that the articles you're referring to are out of place here.
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I don't understand your confusion. People are posting them because they find them interesting and think other HN readers will as well, which is the point of the site. Are you implying that Wikipedia articles can't have interesting
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Super cool. Just my initial thoughts from a brief glance at the website, but I like the ideas and architecture here and I think it'll probably represent an advancement in the space. I do have one very surface level concern about the de
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> is that rust in the web editor? From the post: > Fidget includes bindings for Rhai, an embedded scripting language for Rust https://rhai.rs/
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by bhaney 2y ago
I've been using Studio as my primary way of generating models for 3D printing for years now, no OpenSCAD involved. Write some scheme, get an STL. I do wish Matt would cool it with his constant brilliant endeavors and go back and give S
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by bhaney 2y ago
Nope
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I would have expected a higher percentage
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Untitled.txt
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by bhaney 2y ago
That must be an awful lot of salary if it's worth the reputational damage of bringing public attention to this.
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by bhaney 2y ago
I primarily use a pretty minimal vim setup, and I use it a lot differently than most devs these days use their editors. I don't really have a "home" machine for programming, I just ssh into whatever box the code is going to b
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by bhaney 2y ago
Yeah. Email server's whole filesystem gets synced to my backup server, and the mbox files or whatever are in there somewhere. > what tools are you using to backup your emails? rsync and btrfs snapshots > Is there a service which
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by bhaney 2y ago
> I am not prepared to buy one and hope I’ll get the opportunity to buy more later As long as this thing works and there's demand for it, I doubt we'll ever run out of people willing to connect an XU316 and some mics to an ESP3
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> so that it will more likely to be charged and location tracking at the time it is stolen Unless you're ignoring/suppressing the low battery notifications for months, that's already overwhelmingly likely.
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> "intentionally misleading or vague problem descriptions to add to the challenge" better? No, it's not better. The creator puts a lot of effort and user testing into making the problems as clear and specific as possible,
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There are no AoC problems that are "intentionally confusingly described" and I think the creator would take offense to you saying that.
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Well I'm convinced
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> my favorite restriction is to try to do incredibly terse approaches for those first few. For example, do it all in a single Python line Ha, this is pretty much my favorite restriction too. I try to do one single-line expression for inp
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by bhaney 2y ago
Ask HN (comment edition): I know we have plenty of people here doing AoC with their own personal challenges/restrictions on top. What are yours? Solving in an eso-lang? Self-imposed resource constraints (runtime/memory)? Only usin
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Meaningless mashup of Xiaomi's "Mi" product branding and "IoT" that they use to refer to arbitrary aspects of their IoT products
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As long as I can still open them up to remove/destroy all the wireless radios and networking chips and they keep working as a basic display device afterwards, subsidize them with as much crap as you want.
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Yes. Next question.
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> updating their spam filters and making it harder and harder to deliver sales emails at scale Good

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