co_dh

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by co_dh 6y ago
readability <> verbosity
32.
by co_dh 6y ago
Read kiss linux's source code: The kiss package manager especially.
33.
by co_dh 6y ago
The web configuration bring in a hell lot of dependencies. Please make it a separate project. Also if the readline part can be extracted to a separate executable, then it will be amazing. Imagine a fish like completion with psql.
34.
by co_dh 6y ago
why Chinese hacker? Discrimination.
35.
by co_dh 6y ago
When will the university stop teaching OOP?
36.
by co_dh 6y ago
It was google, a bad sample of programmers.
37.
by co_dh 6y ago
Can't you just plug 2 keyboards, with 1 of them GMK based?
38.
by co_dh 6y ago
I like the idea of using AWK for this. But you can give kdb/q a try. 250M rows is nothing for kdb, and it seemed that you can afford the license.
39.
by co_dh 6y ago
The point of Forth/Joy is that the language is so simple, you don't need compiler. It is a minimum language.
40.
by co_dh 7y ago
htop at top,my neck.
41.
by co_dh 7y ago
True is the unit of logic and as a monoid. You know math is useful.
42.
by co_dh 7y ago
Unix pipeline a category, with text be object, and executable be morphisim converting text to text(monoid). Forth is a category, with stack as object, functions as morphisim. There are many examples. Best learn from haskell.
43.
by co_dh 7y ago
I found that the Why Nim part is very interesting.
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Declarative Rendering Pipeline in Nim(github.com)
4 points by co_dh 7y ago|1 comments
45.
by co_dh 7y ago
I hate things mostly work. Countless of hour of debugging, refactoring on the way. A system need to be designed first, proved correct first.
46.
by co_dh 7y ago
Thank you.
47.
by co_dh 7y ago
https://m.intl.taobao.com/detail/detail.html?id=535590071686... This(pro) is what I am using now. Cheaper than ergodox ez but more beautiful. You may need compile QMK yourself because it is flipped as compare to EZ
48.
by co_dh 7y ago
Psql select count(email) from table where name = "foo" What the hell happened to the world.
49.
by co_dh 7y ago
http://forth.works/examples/AddingVectors.retro.html Here is the retro forth version of adding vector that I was talking about. Tri@ apply function (2+x)on top 3 items. So get address of the 3rd element of c b a ..
50.
by co_dh 7y ago
That is an unfair comparison. Forth is designed to run on metal, with no os, no stdlibc, no vector. Can any of other language do that? In fact, by just adding first class function, retro forth makes the code way easier to read.
51.
by co_dh 7y ago
kakoune
52.
by co_dh 7y ago
I would switch job for that. Using ergodox with colemak layout.
53.
by co_dh 7y ago
I don't know. It's for fun, but I believe I will have trouble to make others to use.
54.
by co_dh 7y ago
we are quite similar except I am paid to write q. In fact, I am writing a forth in q now.
55.
by co_dh 7y ago
I'd like to say thank you too. I've studied your code many times, and it helps me understand forth finally. I was attracted by colorforth first, which is harder.
56.
by co_dh 7y ago
kdb is better than sql.
57.
by co_dh 8y ago
The problem is, your coworker need to modify the generated code.
58.
by co_dh 8y ago
You have only 210 bugs in 15 years?
59.
by co_dh 8y ago
I would call it notes.txt to make it more positive. Bad code is everywhere, and don't let them make you sad.
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by co_dh 8y ago
Do you know Kakoune? I've used a month and like it. Fast, lean, work with other unix tools well, extend by sh,

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