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by cdaringe 2y ago
Well written. Ive long held these values, and never could express them so concisely. Kudos! I look forward to seeing some matrix eval of impl strategies against these values
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by cdaringe 2y ago
ocamlci is an OCaml Platform offered canned recipe, a la glu, and they really cut that boilerplate down. I almost never use, but i had the same vibes as you did and it made me think of an impl i thought glu may have something to learng from
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by cdaringe 2y ago
> So are they talking about … meta language Said kindly, no, they’re not. They’re just stating values here, imho, not impl detail
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by cdaringe 2y ago
The sound elevates the experience significantly imho. I played wingspan for the first time this week so i thought “well im pretttttty much an expert now so i should crush this” /s, and even though i failed on the name really enjoyed it
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by cdaringe 2y ago
python trades speed and correctness heavily in favor of dx. Other languages provide drastically increased speed and correctness with comparable dx. I understand that lang pref extremely subjective, but if those high level values are THE met
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Surely the IT industry heavily caters to the big two. Config, monitoring, compliance, etc all presumably have turnkey/off the shelf plans/products/capabilities. If you’re nit paying, you’re bootstrapping your own IT, thus mus
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by cdaringe 2y ago
I don’t have deep insight to whether it works or not. But I can say is it gave me the ability to state and understand some basic sentences in an obscure language that I’m interested in. I can’t talk about Duolingo without emphasizing how an
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Have you ever been a victim of domain squatting? One time I went to renew my domain one day late. Ask me how that went.
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Wipe a tiny amount of Grice’s Razor over the post and you should inevitably reach a grossly different interpretation. TLDR “where is our digital Robin Hood?”
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by cdaringe 2y ago
My boss told me… BOSS: i think im gonna buy the beamer. ME: sir, please dont buy the beamer. Will it really bring you joy? Here are some joyful purchases you could dump some cash into: … BOSS: But i think i need that beamer .. BOSS: Bough
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by cdaringe 2y ago
1. Rust lang will continue its growth, but it will will convert from curve/exponential to linear growth 2. Zig and go will continue gradual stepwise growth, due to incr adoption in the domains they already incr grow in. 3. AI in gaming
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Unrelated, but triggered by the remark: I can’t wait to meet the person on HN who has the take of “if it’s not in COBOL, I won’t touch it”. I could suggest a lisp, but I think those folks are actually somewhat plentifully here?
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by cdaringe 2y ago
I like the concept. CLIs I author tend to have large sets of —options, thus param derivation prob doesnt work elegantly for my use cases, unless it could expand a structs fields
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Ive a ford maverick (smallest hybrid truck i could get in the states), and was very skeptical of this feature. Im surprised about how correctly responsive it is. I drive something like 60/20/20 suburban/urban/rural. Im a
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by cdaringe 2y ago
> The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory estimates that wave energy has the potential to generate over 1,400 terawatt-hours per year—enough to power approximately 130 million homes Let’s go! 20 years ago my
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Thx for the feedback! Will specify a license asap. Very small amount of 3p deps are used. A few modules from @std and the well known date-fns lib. deno info src/bin.ts shows a generally short, shallow tree. Wrt to implied imports and t
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by cdaringe 2y ago
I’m ready to give zig another try. gleam was a lot of fun last year, for those who are gleam curious. For those who are doing something like protocol hackers, instead of adventure code, ocaml 5+ with effects was super fun
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Ask HN: What feedback do you have for my build tool(cdaringe.github.io)
2 points by cdaringe 2y ago|3 comments
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by cdaringe 2y ago
A couple of years ago I made a build tool. I still use it periodically, particularly when I'd otherwise reach for make. I presume I'm its sole user, and will happily continue to be so. Nonetheless, I suspect a sliver of others in
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by cdaringe 2y ago
obervables move to modules makes a lot of this tenable. Im still using their hosted gui but this is inspiring me :)
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by cdaringe 2y ago
When I fire up my jupyter notebook in my browser, what technologies am I using? When I fire up OPs website, what technologies am I using?
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by cdaringe 2y ago
I wrote a crate https://crates.io/crates/swaperooni for similar use cases some time ago. I only gave the article a cursory scan, and can clearly see much deeper thought given here. Can't wait to dig in after work
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by cdaringe 2y ago
I have experience in all listed categories as well. I hold the inverse opinion. I hold the inverse opinion only for a select few web stacks, and outside of that niche, pull hard back into sharing your opinion. Would love to expand if anyone
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by cdaringe 2y ago
> and we had used React in probably one of the worst ways possible. This observation is not expanded on further in the article. The post is more if an announcement than a how/why deep dive
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by cdaringe 2y ago
I wanted to learn more about your vision, how you operate, etc, so i clicked your about link: > There is currently no text in this page. You can search for this page title in other pages, search the related logs, or create this page.
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Using next strictly for the front-end feels like a slight miss. It works fine to do so, but its strong suit is being a full stack react framework. If your app needs a server and you opt out of next, you sacrifice the common config model, is
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Courteously, I did not find any of the criticisms of next compelling. They were high level and hand wavy.
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by cdaringe 2y ago
> “Revitalizing America’s nuclear sector is key to adding more carbon-free energy to the grid and meeting the needs of our growing economy – from AI and data centers to manufacturing and healthcare,” said U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennife
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Id be upset too. I haven’t read Horowitch’s piece, but the section where the author realizes “I am the problem” appears compelling, where her experience as an educator no longer fits the mold of story in flight. I’ll be following this threa
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by cdaringe 2y ago
Didn’t load correctly twice on my iPhone 6 se 2nd gen

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