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by brainbag 5y ago
I've been a fan of mint-lang; although it's early, it's clearly intended to be like Elm: The Good Parts. Also fearing a small but helpful community that welcomes contributions, which is the polar opposite of my experience wit
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by brainbag 5y ago
Vite is the way to go now, IMO. It just works and is extremely fast.
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by brainbag 5y ago
Sounds really cool, do you have a write up somewhere?
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by brainbag 5y ago
If you like elm-similar languages, check out mint at mint-lang. It's very heavily inspired by Elm the language, but not Elm the community or project. I've been using it on side projects and love it. It doesn't compile to wasm
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by brainbag 5y ago
Looks like a great release. Have they added the ability to disable all custom JIT yet and stick only to predefined classes?
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by brainbag 5y ago
Did you happen to upload this?
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by brainbag 5y ago
What problems does it solve? Is it just a "shared network" VPN? The web site says what it is but not why.
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by brainbag 5y ago
Do you have a reference or repo somewhere for your Docker setup, please? Sounds excellent.
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by brainbag 6y ago
The latest XCode that supports deploying to iOS 14 devices, unfortunately.
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by brainbag 6y ago
I was just searching for a tool exactly like this a few days ago. Looks really great!
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by brainbag 6y ago
It's not compiled, but Ruby's Pry REPL allows you to edit and update code files during live execution. I use it all the time for adding breakpoints and live fixing issues. It's very productive for problem solving.
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by brainbag 6y ago
I've actually been trying to find my top quote of 2020 again, so if anyone knows it I'd love to get a link. Someone mentioned an approach to optimizing for removing annoyances instead of new improvements. As a parent of a toddler
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by brainbag 6y ago
The subscription sponsorship like GitHub and OpenCollective offer are nice, but I encounter one-off opportunities much more frequently. There's been so many times I've wanted to just send somebody a tip because they gave a useful
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by brainbag 6y ago
FYI this link on mobile iOS goes into an endless redirect loop of data:urls for some reason.
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by brainbag 6y ago
Is your github workflow source available?
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by brainbag 6y ago
This stack is very appealing though I'm not sure it's quite fully ready for primary use. Has StimulusReflex-CableReady figured out pushing new data to the client outside of the request cycle? Last I looked there was no way to trig
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by brainbag 6y ago
Do you have any examples or favorite articles about this? I just learned about inertia from this thread and your set up is similar.
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by brainbag 6y ago
Wow, InertiaJS looks like exactly what I've been wishing for. Component-driven SFCs in Vue are the best tool I've used for interfaces in 20+ years, but I don't love having an API layer between the client and server. This is r
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by brainbag 6y ago
Do you have any examples or favorite articles about using it? I'm exploring the space, but have really limited time to sit down with all of the different options today. HTMX is one that is very intriguing.
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by brainbag 6y ago
StimulusReflex can do something like this quite easily. It re-renders the entire page (suggesting that you do a lot of fragment caching so this is fast) and then diffs it on client side with morphdom (IRC). I believe you can do partial rend
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by brainbag 6y ago
I've been thinking about this setup a lot but never have time to try it. Is there somewhere I can follow to be notified when you accomplish this?
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by brainbag 6y ago
That's what I thought of as well. I first read this short story a very long time ago and it's still something I think of often. For those who aren't acquainted, I think it's worth a read: https://marshallbrain
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by brainbag 6y ago
I've worked with all kinds and sizes, often a couple at the same time. Any temp or contract-to-hire agency that is willing to work with developers should work in my experience. If they're not used to working with developers, somet
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by brainbag 6y ago
I've done a lot of IC dev work in my career of 20+ years, and I've moved cities often, so I had to frequently "start over" with reputation and networking. What I found to work best was that any time I entered a new marke
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by brainbag 6y ago
This is interesting, though I'm ready to move past the limitations of emulating real world single-screen setups. I want a virtual window manager where I can move and organize windows just like the desktop, but in 3D around me.
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by brainbag 6y ago
How does this differ from something like Stitch (other than being open source)? We are in the planning stages of a data warehouse upgrade and Stitch seems to fit our needs, but your product looks great. I'm curious how it compares.
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by brainbag 6y ago
Remote work in the 90s and 00s was a lot of FTP, CVS, email and IM. Long distance phone calls still cost money for much of that time too, so there wasn't much synchronous phone calls, once a week or so. Also, generally the business nee
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by brainbag 6y ago
FYI the third link (Haskell-y) has a "too many redirects" error on iOS 13 Safari.
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by brainbag 6y ago
I don't know if anyone else has caught up on this in the last two years since I went laptop shopping, but the trackpad quality is one of the only major things keeping me from buying a Windows laptop and installing Linux.
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by brainbag 6y ago
If you really want to avoid any potential similarities, your character option of A-Z and 0-9 is even more limited to "abdfhjkprstuvwxyzACGHJKLMNPQRVWXY3469", according to this research: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&#x2F

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