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by cdaringe 5y ago
I’m on a team with hundreds sharing the same code base is TS. Few things would make me happier than going back in time and picking a much stricter type system like Elm’s or rescript.
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by cdaringe 5y ago
The hardest bugs are the rare bugs. Common and frequent problems are easy bugs to fix. These subtle or rare changes are those which should be feared. If you model only that which you support, finding the source of the problem becomes much e
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by cdaringe 5y ago
> Pull requests don't prevent bugs Pull requests find bugs on every software and hardware team I have ever participated in. I cannot imagine living without this process. PRs increase knowledge and awareness of features. I fully con
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by cdaringe 5y ago
Man takes photo of leaf, surprised to see leaf in photo
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by cdaringe 5y ago
Pretty wacky! Need more sanitization info :)
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by cdaringe 5y ago
My community cares deeply about it, but action is taken pretty much only via donations and the ballot box
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by cdaringe 5y ago
Do it. It’s great. Excel is better than Calc, no doubt, at least with the native app. Online Excel I find has offensively poor performance. Calc gets the job done for mostly all common functionality. At this point, I do have a w10 install s
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by cdaringe 5y ago
Heck ya! I can’t wait to try it in whatever my next project is. I’d like to learn more about the security of the functionality. I’m not talking about how to apply pg roles/privs/RLS, but rather my perceived risk of how hard it is
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by cdaringe 5y ago
I write markdown everyday. Tables are slow to format by hand in GFM. This extension lets you write your tables nearly at the speed of plaintext. Excellent extension https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=RomanPe
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by cdaringe 5y ago
:shrug: sure. mildly insightful
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by cdaringe 5y ago
10/10 app. Kidpix4lyf3
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by cdaringe 5y ago
Service worker file loader != HTTP server. You are intercepting requests which are usually fulfilled by HTTP, but you are not implementing or interacting with HTTP. Even so, cool project.
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by cdaringe 5y ago
As an OCaml fan, I’m pretty into what grain has been up to: https://grain-lang.org . Mem management ref: https://github.com/grain-lang/grain/pull/768/files
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by cdaringe 5y ago
> having a relatively high savings / investing rate is as important. Balancing that with risk and liquidity is a challenging barrier. What’s your take?
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by cdaringe 5y ago
I worked on a similar idea last year. What I did was take urls to content, scrape the content, and pipe it through a machine learning a evaluator to apply various labels and warnings to content. Lastly, add some nice embeddable UI to surfac
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by cdaringe 5y ago
Agreed. This is not like elm at all. This is much more like react pre v14
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by cdaringe 5y ago
The Manta has thicker materials compared to other masks, so when I turn my head on my pillow, the mask is often pushed off my face slightly. You can tighten it of course, but then its a comfort tradeoff. I wouldn’t recommend manta for this
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by cdaringe 5y ago
- clock face time, lossy. non geo-aware/geo-normalized value. generally a scalar, or partial date time. value may not be robust if consumed outside of reporter’s locale - moment in time, geo-aware. scalar + geo-value, such as TZ or UTC
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by cdaringe 5y ago
https://cdaringe.github.io/rad/ rad is Yet Another Build Tool. made it a bit ago, but recently gave it a spit shine for deno 1.x+ support
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by cdaringe 5y ago
10/10
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by cdaringe 5y ago
React/JSX converts what was previously DSLs nested within DSLs into code. This is why dev tools like this oft use React, or more specifically JSX. It complements the HTML DSL, but in a coding context. Most other similar browser tools u
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by cdaringe 5y ago
"Installation - Caramel Manual" https://caramel.run/manual/getting-started/installation.html
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by cdaringe 5y ago
Deno test has been fine. oak exists for koa like middleware oriented servers
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by cdaringe 5y ago
he doesn't demonstrate it, but his allows for simple parallelism, of which the python version will be more arduous
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by cdaringe 5y ago
I disagree, slightly. The association with "effect" and "async" is erroneous when discussing the topic at this level. Is a heap-read an effect? Is an L2 cache write an effect? Of course they are, but the machine abstract
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by cdaringe 5y ago
Looks neat. Authors, why a new lang vs a new backend for ocaml? WASM_OO :) ?
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by cdaringe 5y ago
Related, I recently cut "markdown_player@v1.2.0 | Deno" https://deno.land/x/markdown_player@v1.2.0 , but ocaml mdx lib seems to be likely more capable.
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by cdaringe 5y ago
I'm a happy colemak user of 3 years. The h argument is pretty interesting. As an English only writer and a programmer, I did not personally find the remaining arguments compelling. But, this goes to show how complicated the selection p
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by cdaringe 6y ago
"We're gonna take into overtime, welcome to the space jaaaayyyym!"
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by cdaringe 6y ago
Hard pass. There are globs of features and design changes that make it worth the switch immediately if your use context can allow for it. I've now done a handful of apps and libraries in it, and given the option, I'd never look ba

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