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by cztomsik 5y ago
I'm glad serde exists but I don't like HOW it works: I think there should be a push for rust-lang to provide introspection. If you want to use serde, every crate needs to derive serde traits as well. This is not only bad architect
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by cztomsik 5y ago
Because it's (or at least it definitely WAS) true. There are valid use-cases for mongo but for vast majority of things, you're better to start with postgres. And I say that as an early adopter - I really wanted mongo to succeed bu
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by cztomsik 5y ago
Performance is not predictable, and basically everything is cache-miss. I love JS but this statement is absolutely true.
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by cztomsik 5y ago
preact is much simpler than react (~3KB), and whats weird, it's also faster BTW: code is very easy to read/follow https://github.com/preactjs/preact/
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by cztomsik 5y ago
Given how much MS was into developers I would say this was more about learning just one set of APIs.
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by cztomsik 5y ago
probably not what you meant but I think multiverse (VR being commonly used instead of going somewhere in person) is going to be a big thing.
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by cztomsik 5y ago
+1 for affordable, come-and-go but private office space
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by cztomsik 5y ago
agreed, I respect what he did but some claims are ridiculous and his "clan" of followers only makes it worse. BTW: would you be willing to chat from time to time? Im doing something similar (hobby, mostly one-man show so far) to b
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by cztomsik 5y ago
deno is definitely better in the sense that it's way more compatible with browser and I think that's really big thing in the long run (but nodejs could do that too, eventually) regarding 1000+ deps, yes that's a bad thing but
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by cztomsik 5y ago
yeah exactly, I would even say it's the only way because otherwise you will eventually need to make money somewhere else and the project will die or at least slow down considerably I have seen that many times already :-/
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by cztomsik 6y ago
yeah OMeta - interesting idea thanks for noting this, I was unaware (busy with other things lately)
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by cztomsik 6y ago
Do you have an actual experience with nodejs/deno? There are many (server-side) things where javascript is not a good choice but "smart-proxies" or micro-service-orchestration kinds of things are definitely super-easy to do i
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by cztomsik 6y ago
OT: If anyone is looking for good parser-combinator lib in rust, here's one lesser-known (not mine) https://github.com/J-F-Liu/pom
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by cztomsik 6y ago
I've renamed my working branch to never-ending-story because that's how I feel about rust, it's not fun anymore. Often, I do a small PoC which works but then I put it inside bigger project I'm hitting one wall after anot
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by cztomsik 6y ago
true, just like wysiwyg we have for react/vue/angular is still joke when compared to delphi/visual studio
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by cztomsik 6y ago
TLDR the article says that nodes are just a "frontend" and the real work is done by backend which is data-oriented anyway. tensorflow has python frontend and that is "slow" too, yet it doesn't matter because most of
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by cztomsik 6y ago
I have the cheapest one and I have much better stats, and I use it for development, pretty much compiling everything, all the time, rust, rm -rf node_modules, that kind of stuff, every day, 12-16hs for two months. Looks good. Percentage Use
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by cztomsik 6y ago
depends if you're doing active record (which I am not considering as typical ORM) or data mapper like hibernate where your entity is POJO with id and annotations but typically no foreign keys (just references to other model classes) hi
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by cztomsik 6y ago
IIRC spark can optimize it away, and in OO there shouldn't be user_id
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by cztomsik 6y ago
true :(
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by cztomsik 6y ago
because bulk kinda implies that you want all-or-nothing :)
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by cztomsik 6y ago
Bevy is the nicest ECS I've tried yet you can prototype something much faster in JS. And prototyping is the fun part. After 2ys doing rust all I can say is that it is nice as long as you know exactly what you want to do. And you often
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by cztomsik 6y ago
If you want to see real OO, look here: - https://pharo.org/ - https://gtoolkit.com/ If you don't want to, it's ok, just stop bashing it without first learning it (you learned FP too, it took some
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by cztomsik 6y ago
I wonder how one can not agree with Rich on Maybe/Option (and I am definitely not blindly in his camp, for example I think persistent data structures and STM are total overkill for my kinds of apps) Kotlin and TypeScript got null right
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by cztomsik 6y ago
see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24782678
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by cztomsik 6y ago
this WTF happened to me few weeks ago https://twitter.com/cztomsik/status/1309377749962960897 there's no way to delete photos from icloud immediately and I was also googling a bit and there's some articl
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by cztomsik 6y ago
yes, but rust doesn't have exceptions so it's a bit more limited
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WebKit for Embedded Devices(trac.webkit.org)
3 points by cztomsik 6y ago|0 comments
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Red/System: New Features(red-lang.org)
3 points by cztomsik 6y ago|1 comments
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by cztomsik 6y ago
How about optional typing, even in some limited form (primitive types, primitive-only structs) with gradually adding more over the time? I think there was some proposal already but it's probably dead now because I haven't heard ab

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