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cdaringe
6y ago
At the start of the pandemic, Moka pot. Loved it. A bit slow, not that delicious for making espresso. Not bad! Could be better. A few months in, Over priced fancy Italian espresso machine. Love it. Beans from local roasters, steamed creamy
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I love this. Just today I wanted to write my gui in ocaml, and plug in some libs I wrote in ocaml from the same repo. I'd definitely like to try your stuff out. Your points on ReScript really resonate with me.
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I was once in Sofia, Bulgaria, trying to find the train to Bucharest. We asked not one, not two, but three people to confirm that we were on the correct train. They all confirmed it! ...kind of, correcting the pronunciation each time. Nope.
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6y ago
I installed one of the experimental compilers a couple months ago and rewrote a shell tool with effects. It worked. And I loved it. I can't wait. I would have kept using the experimental compiler, but there was compatibility issues wit
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6y ago
Does facebook pay journalists, or is it just an aggregator? I read this as: "Company X with core competency Y stops executing non competency Z in market A" I guess what Facebook's core competency is may be somewhat fluid. I h
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6y ago
Agreed. A nice concise way to summarize my gut synopsis.
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6y ago
_synergisticvelocity_. brilliant. we used to play a game at work where you could accrue points by using corporate buzzwords during meetings. highly recommended
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6y ago
You're remark suggests that there is a trend overstating the value of safety. I'd argue that there is a trend under stating its value. Given that it's all subjective, I would ask a different question, which would be "whe
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6y ago
the descriptions is no surprise, but the names is. player.get_inventory Id think would have enough to get going. https://lua-api.factorio.com/latest/LuaControl.html#LuaContr... did you hit a dead end there?
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Show HN: Get started modding Factorio in TypeScript
(cdaringe.github.io)
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6y ago
Strong agreement with the author's points. https://cdaringe.github.io/rad/#why-not-my-favorite-build-to... is my less verbose compaction of some of these claims, albeit in tabular format
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6y ago
The github project offering is quite distant from the HN article title. Misleading.
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6y ago
I made https://dvd.js.org?names=sushi,tacos,pizza as a silly thing for stuff like this last year too
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6y ago
Great dataset ;) the next spreadsheets should yield factory productivity datas
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6y ago
Your application server layer doesn't go away, it just thins up. Add your middleware and tracing provisions as needed around the DB IO boundary per usual.
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6y ago
Great game.
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6y ago
I saw something recently about the PlayStation manufacturing plant, and I recall that there were snippets of similar robots doing a lot of this complex cable work. I'd be curious to know if this new work revolutionary or evolutionary
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6y ago
We have to write a Json logger versus the default log format
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6y ago
Preach! Yes yes and yes.
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6y ago
I get the desire to convey the significance and nuance of the issues described, but the usage of collapse felt out-of-place. Something like fold, reduction, consolidation, or even condensation would have been more communicative as a takeawa
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6y ago
Brilliant. Anyone know of an impl ready to roll for macos?
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6y ago
tl;dr, I got tired of manually curl'ing all of my essential services, and didn't want a webpage dashboard, script, or window-ed app as the primary query-UX. Now, one quiet little icon lets me know if all of my digital concerns in
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Show HN: Checkup – Monitor health checks your menu bar
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6y ago
My favorite project in this thread. Great work.
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Show HN: Rad – a general purpose build tool on Deno
(cdaringe.github.io)
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I made https://dvd.js.org/ as a fun way to select standup order. If you add a ?names query, each time it hits a corner, a name is selected. Each time an edge is hit, the circularly linked list rotates individuals' name
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7y ago
10/10 great work
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Because doing so would be hard for shell scripts to express. real functions, try/catch, and other common language features are not often part of shell languages. As such, the generated code may not support many features you typed in
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7y ago
Amen. deno, node, python, julia--anything but shell scripting.
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So many! First class TS for starters, vs TS being a bolt on which is always onboards build steps and config. Drastically improved module and security systems. And lastly, it fills a the need for a portable, JIT, statically typed scriptin
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