conaclos

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by conaclos 2y ago
For those wondering what the difference is between Pallene and Teal [1], I found a 2021 comment [2] that gives some clues. [1] https://github.com/teal-language/tl [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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by conaclos 2y ago
I tested it a few months ago. However, the output isn't very human friendly.
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by conaclos 2y ago
> I’d love to have a “SQLite of local first software” We have recently published a new research paper on replicating SQLite [1] in a local-first manner. We think it goes a step closer to that goal. [1] https://inria.hal.scienc
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by conaclos 2y ago
I use EFISTUB [1] to directly load the Linux kernel. How is nmbl different? [1] https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/EFISTUB
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by conaclos 2y ago
> Though I am on YT Premium and use uBlock. YT Premium is supposed to be ad-less? What the advantages of uBlock here?
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by conaclos 2y ago
View types make me think of the modifies clause introduced by some verification tools and in an earlier specification of Eiffel [1]. Basically the clause allows you to list the fields that are affected by a function with mutations. [1] htt
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by conaclos 2y ago
What do you propose? No regulations?
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by conaclos 2y ago
For the ones looking for a minimal and conservative binary format, there is BARE [1]. It is in the process of standardization. [1] https://baremessages.org/
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by conaclos 2y ago
I don't understand why users of branded types use strings as brands. Also using a utility type makes unreadable the TypeScript errors related to this type. If I had to use branded types, I personally would prefer a different approach:
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by conaclos 2y ago
proc_macros are so terrible and propagate attributes everywhere. It would be so much easier to write derive macros with reflection support. This would also avoid fragile code generation in some cases.
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Biome 1.7: Migrate from ESLint with one command(biomejs.dev)
8 points by conaclos 2y ago|1 comments
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by conaclos 2y ago
Main features: - Migrate from ESLint with one command `biome migrate eslint` - Migrate from Prettier with one command `biome migrate prettier` - Experimental machine-readable reporters - New `--staged` CLI option to format and lint `git` st
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by conaclos 2y ago
We are only human and thus mostly ignorant. We keep surfing between solutions, claiming that one is better than the other and realizing the problem of our preferred solution and moving on to another or even the previous one. As a community
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by conaclos 2y ago
I only buy phones with great support for LineageOS [0], which is basically the open source version of Android with some adaptations... Even if I bought a 2024 phone, I would install LineageOS to make sure there are no backdoors on my phone.
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by conaclos 2y ago
Just use/buy an "old" phone with a jack? It is easy to find used phones (2021 or earlier) with headphone jacks. I have a 2017 phone and plan to upgrade to a 2020 phone.
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by conaclos 3y ago
I am one of the main maintainers and contributors of Biome [0], a formatter and linter for the web. It is great to see that so many users are enthusiastic about Biome. It is really gratifying to work on a project that is appreciated and use
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BiomeJS 1.6 partial Vue, Svelte, Astro support(biomejs.dev)
6 points by conaclos 3y ago|1 comments
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by conaclos 3y ago
Main features: - Partial support for Astro, Svelte and Vue files - Resolution of configuration files from Node.js dependencies - The Formatter has new options - biome.jsonc support - New lint rules And plenty of fixes.
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by conaclos 3y ago
Did you try both Prosemirror and Lexical? I am curious to read some comparisons between these two editors.
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by conaclos 3y ago
Is a git backend planned?
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by conaclos 3y ago
> My only bad experience with prettier, besides the incredible slowness (orders of magnitude slower than ruff) Ruff is based on the same foundations that Biome ( https://biomejs.dev/ ). Although Biome doesn't support
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by conaclos 3y ago
The Biome team is currently working on CSS support. HTML is the next item on the list.
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by conaclos 3y ago
SVG? Maybe XML/XSLT? We have also PDFs (yes it is not text). Otherwise, none in my knowledge. Using plugins, you could think about Markdown, wiki markup, ...
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by conaclos 3y ago
I am now leaning towards the same approach. In 20 years, you could always serve html files and serve a new format alongside (for example, markdown).
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by conaclos 3y ago
One thing I love is the automatic app launch when there is a single match in the search panel.
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by conaclos 3y ago
> On the left however, the button for going to your albums is just the word “Albums” and a little arrow shape. Why those two different concepts on the same screen? Clicking on "< Albums" could change the page completely. You
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by conaclos 3y ago
Biome doesn't want to replace TypeScript.
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by conaclos 3y ago
Biome maintainer here. The zero dependency philosophy concerns the legacy Rome JavaScript implementation. With the Rust rewrite, the Rome team was more open to add dependencies when it makes sense. I must admit that I don't know why th
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by conaclos 3y ago
Calling the TypeScript Compiler could slow down our linter making the switch from TypeScript ESlint to Biome less attractive. We don't aim to build a complete type system, just the minimal parts to be able to implement most of the lint
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BiomeJS 2024 Roadmap(biomejs.dev)
67 points by conaclos 3y ago|23 comments

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