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carlosneves
2mo ago
Props to D for having such a simple implementation of fexprs[1]. The downside compared to macros I think is that, as argument expressions become lambdas, it becomes harder to manipulate them. Check the cond example which needs two fexprs, w
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carlosneves
2mo ago
That's exactly the situation I'm in... :crying-laughing: The fix is merged, but won't deploy... it's been hours Thankfully it's a batch job, and isn't interrupting production ATM
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carlosneves
2mo ago
Thanks for linking to Fexpr's. I've thinking about "functions with lazily evaluated arguments" recently, and trying to understand how they are different from macros. So I was basically thinking about fexprs. I have some
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carlosneves
6mo ago
An `--ignore-file=` flag would be nice I guess: --ignore-file=.ignore --ignore-file=.gitignore --ignore-file=.dockerignore --ignore-file=.npmignore etc but then, assuming all those share the same "ignore file syntax/grammar".
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carlosneves
7mo ago
This concept of "machine worship" reminds me of E. M. Forster's The Machine Stops. Is it possible for a tech-oriented ideal to escape "machine worship"? As we strive to refine our "machines" ever further,
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carlosneves
9mo ago
https://carlosn.com.br/
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carlosneves
10mo ago
You can always ask it to nudge you in the right direction instead of giving the solution right away. I suspect this way of using it is not very popular though. This is not a new problem I think. How do you use Google, translator, (even dict
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carlosneves
10mo ago
And oftentimes some endpoints simply hit the max URL length limit and need a proper body. I thought we ought to already be using this method. Seems quite fitting for fulfilling GETs with bodies.
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A few patterns with Truchet tiles
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carlosneves
1y ago
I was going to say that. Gratitude to the creators of fish shell. The history-based rank is immediate as you type. Lately I've simply done: abbr --add c cd And then the "most used paths" are just present in the history filter
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carlosneves
1y ago
For awareness, if you want to build a SSG/SSR frontend, there's also [Astro]( https://astro.build/ ) It lets you ship client islands to the client, which AFAIK is essentially partial hydration.
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Notes on Rewriting JSX as Astro
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1y ago
> When using npm, all dependencies for a project are installed in a single node_modules directory. This means that if two packages depend on different versions of the same package, the one that is installed last will be used, which can l
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carlosneves
1y ago
Empty is not the same as succinct & straight to the points. I'd say strong title, succint content. Each of the points invites as much thought as you can give it.
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carlosneves
1y ago
I think he's proposing a fix for the regex in the title. /(ab?)using/ matches: - ausing - abusing while /(ab)?using/ matches: - using - abusing
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carlosneves
1y ago
That was a nice read. Do you recommend any books for one who wants to get into queue theory?
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Writing static websites with Vite and React
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carlosneves
2y ago
Greatly appreciate these tips! I'll apply most of them, especially the diff ones.
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carlosneves
2y ago
This is awesome! It's a great aid in understanding the protocol.
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carlosneves
2y ago
There seems to be a trade-off between letting the program run and halting it with an error in these cases. Sometimes letting it keep going is useful, sometimes not. But overall, having dedicated "error modes" seems to be the prefe
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Ask HN: What should an undefined variable evaluate to?
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2y ago
One of the long-standing critiques I've heard from Alan Kay I think is that smartphone users can't use smartphones to create software for smartphones. There's no officially supported way of doing that I mean. You're requ
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carlosneves
2y ago
I actually prefer to think in terms of the broader sense of symbiosis (including all the types of symbiosis you mentioned). Sure we want the way we relate to technology to be mutualistic, but in reality we observe many instances of the othe
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Ask HN: Could an ML model do a good job rendering in a game loop?
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5y ago
Do you remember more specifically what made you give up on Linux? individual control/power/freedom + simplicity/ease-of-use... is it possible? I'd recommend Linux anytime, all the time; but I also have the time and pat
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carlosneves
6y ago
cmd+esc -> execute this "escape" script The options passed to dmenu/rofi: (lock exit-i3 poweroff reboot suspend) Shoutout to Oliver Kraitschy ( http://okraits.de ) who originally wrote the script. The script: ht