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by conaclos 4y ago
From the Lapce's README [1]: > Lapce is written in pure Rust with a UI in Druid [1] https://github.com/lapce/lapce
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by conaclos 4y ago
The founder of the startup made a speech to TEDx [1] (in French). He is the son of one of the precursor researcher on thermo-acoustic. The speech gives some possible applications of this new technology. [1] https://www.youtube.co
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by conaclos 4y ago
> The main reason why I ended up building a SQL engine was...just for entertainment. It's been fun learning about all the things I also wrote an SQL parser [1] for SQLite schema. This was mainly for fun, but also to support the spec
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by conaclos 4y ago
Tabs vs Spaces is an endless debate. A compiler should accept any of them. For consistency, it could reject code that mix tabs and white-sapces.
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by conaclos 4y ago
> even in languages where a [...] } was needed, the indentation always predicted where it would have gone anyway. > if I were to design a [...] language, it would push me toward indentation-sensitivity. > That’s a notable shift fro
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by conaclos 4y ago
Where is the link to the source code? :)
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by conaclos 4y ago
A contributor of Helix is working on the implementation of a file tree view [1]. However, the contributor seems busy at the moment. [1] https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/issues/200
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Rome v11 release – linter and formatter for JavaScript, TypeScript, and JSX(rome.tools)
1 points by conaclos 4y ago|0 comments
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by conaclos 4y ago
It will be pretty close to that. They are talking about a tool for migrating ESLint configs in the future.
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by conaclos 4y ago
For anyone wondering, Rome [1] is a new JS/TS/JSON formatter and linter written in Rust. [1] https://rome.tools
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by conaclos 4y ago
I'm wondering if the first stable release of Rome [1] JS/TS linter has influenced this announcement. [1] https://rome.tools
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by conaclos 4y ago
This is basically the idea behind Logoot [Weis_2009] that was improved by LSeq [Nédelec_2013] and later extended to the first block-wise sequence CRDT: LogootSplit [André_2013]. LogootSplit was recently improved as Dotted LogootSplit [1] [E
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by conaclos 4y ago
See my other answer [1] to get more context :) [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33729406
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by conaclos 4y ago
Thanks for the detailed answer and the pointed resources! In fact, I included the lack of compilation locality in "inherent complexity of Rust". However, I agree that this could be considered apart. In my experience with TypeScrip
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by conaclos 4y ago
I am talking about compilation speed. I recently started working with Rust for contributing to projects like Rome/tools [1] and deno_lint [2]. My first impression with Rust is a bit frustrating: compilation takes tens of seconds or min
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by conaclos 4y ago
Fast compilation seems very appealing. It is one of the main reason why I am interested into Go and Zig. I recently started working with Rust for contributing to projects like Rome/tools [1] and deno_lint [2]. The compilation and IDE e
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by conaclos 4y ago
10 years and still an okish IDE experience… This is going to stay with Rust. The problem is not the tooling, but the language.
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by conaclos 4y ago
Another approach could be to use prefixes. A 0 could separate the prefix (fixed hash part) from the suffix (random part). 0<suffix> 10<suffix> 20<suffix> ... Combined with auto-completion, you preserve the mai
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by conaclos 4y ago
I replaced Google Translate with DeepL a year ago in my goal of de-googling my life. I am very happy with the quality of the provided translation.
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by conaclos 4y ago
Exiting news! Congratulations to the Rome team! I hope that Rome will soon support semicolon removal [1] and lint rules such as explicit-module-boundary-types provided by Deno-lint [2]. [1] https://github.com/rome/tools
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by conaclos 4y ago
One missing thing is the possibility to deprecate old features and change default behavior. A king of edition could be really nice to have.
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by conaclos 4y ago
With this kind of mass and rapid layoffs, I will expect more losses in medium and long term since you destroy a working system. A lot of failures will emerge because no one is left for monitoring or fixing some issues.
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by conaclos 4y ago
On the same website, another blog post [1] compares JPEG XL with other formats. [1] https://cloudinary.com/blog/time_for_next_gen_codecs_to_deth...
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by conaclos 4y ago
It was in the 4.9 iteration plan [1], and is now in the 5.0 iteration plan [2]. They also talk of this in a design meeting [3] and a member of TS team seems committed to it. [1] https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript&#
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by conaclos 4y ago
Could you elaborate on 5) thermal camera support? How thermal camera could replace normal camera (this only capture infrared light?)? Why thermal camera are more ecological-friendly?
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by conaclos 4y ago
This could change with an ongoing work to allow ts extension [1]. [1] https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/37582
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Open-source TypeScript type checker by SWC's author(kdy1.dev)
2 points by conaclos 4y ago|0 comments
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by conaclos 4y ago
It is why we decided [2] to exclude floats as map key in bare [1]. Go follows the standard. However, this creates an issue [3]. Indeed, NaN can map to an infinite number of values. These values cannot be accessed. +0 and -0 designates a uni
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by conaclos 4y ago
I have the sentiment that CSS is now too bloated. It could be nice to obsolete some feature. A kind of edition could be pleasant : to get new features you have to opt out some old obsolete features. This also allows fixing known issues by b
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by conaclos 4y ago
Another solution is to use an ad-blocker such as ublock Origin with the following custom rules: wikipedia.org##.cn-fundraising wikipedia.org##.frb

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