entelechy

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by entelechy 8y ago
I signed already up. Let's see how it goes...
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by entelechy 8y ago
This is amazing! As one of the creators of a distributed package manager for C++ and friends [1] we made a funny discovery: Many C libraries that a big chunk of the ecosystem depends on, have not been updated for many years. Some of those c
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Splay Tree(en.wikipedia.org)
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by entelechy 8y ago
This is great! This will make bootstrap more attractive and competitive as a framework. JQuery was one of the most important frameworks in Javascript history. It has enabled us to built real webapps. However since then differences between
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by entelechy 8y ago
We tried to implement coroutines based on the CoroutineTS here: https://github.com/LoopPerfect/conduit CoroutineTS uses coroutines that are implemented on the LLVM-IR level, as a result they get optimized away in many
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Git as a Package Registry(github.com)
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by entelechy 8y ago
> Since super optimized build systems also increase complexity of their usage. That's not correct. Complexity arises from the inability of expressing what you want and lack of abstractions over platform details. Ninja for instance
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by entelechy 8y ago
I'd like to add Buck and his siblings Bazel & Pants to this list. Buck is used by large companies like Dropbox, Facebook and AirBnB. Additionally I want to mention my company released also a package manager that uses buck as a pack
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Asterius – Haskell to WebAssembly Compiler(github.com)
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by entelechy 8y ago
But all those dependency packages will be resolved against a conan server not against the origin eg. github. Furthermore I'd need to put every version of the package into the conan cache. This is impractical if a complex dependency gra
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by entelechy 8y ago
May projects use some document generators or tools to collect metrics. However some build-systems that were really interesting were OpenCV and OpenSSL. OpenSSL buildsystem is over 6k lines of perl scripts which communicate over pipes. OpenC
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by entelechy 8y ago
Thanks for pointing this out, we mention it now in multiple places: https://github.com/LoopPerfect/buckaroo/wiki/Installation#te... https://github.com/LoopPerfect/buckaroo/wiki/
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by entelechy 8y ago
How do I install a package from git directly? - and can that package depend on another package that lives in another git repository? Afaik this is not supported by conan
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by entelechy 8y ago
Afaik Conan requires a server and you cannot install from arbitrary sources. Furthermore Conan prefers to download precompiled libraries. Unless you run your own artifactory, this may be problematic for people for people concerned about sec
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by entelechy 8y ago
yes and you can also distribute your cache [1] Furthermore it uses git to manage the sourcecode and use shallow&shared clones to have quick downloads. [1] https://buckbuild.com/files-and-dirs/buckconfig.html#cache
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by entelechy 8y ago
we build https://buildinfer.loopperfect.com/ to transpile buildsystems automatically.
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by entelechy 8y ago
One of the authors here. Yes you are totally right, as build-systems are not standardized it is quite challenging. However we have seen more than 300 ports back in 2017 [1] and saw many emerging patterns. This enabled us to write rules to t
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Show HN: Buckaroo – A decentralized C++ package manager(github.com)
55 points by entelechy 8y ago|55 comments
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MakeCode – Scratch Editor by Microsoft(arcade.makecode.com)
3 points by entelechy 8y ago|0 comments
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by entelechy 8y ago
For better or worse, we are not far from "bare metal javascript" There is wasmjit [1] a kernel module that enables execution of webassembly via the linux kernel. Furthermore there is AssemblyScript [2] that allows to transpile typ
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by entelechy 8y ago
> Let’s try to replace the only STL component we’re still using, std::vector, with a really simple dynamic array - we don’t need resize or push_back in our code, all arrays are initialized with the right size. Given those requirements,
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GDPR CLI tool for testing websites for compliance(github.com)
1 points by entelechy 8y ago|0 comments
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Handicap Principle(en.wikipedia.org)
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by entelechy 8y ago
I strongly agree. Think of Rust as a very opinionated and functionally flavoured version of c++. Also I recommend looking into F#, Haskell and Clojure.
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by entelechy 8y ago
this statement makes we wonder: what does pythonic exactly mean?
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by entelechy 8y ago
Cool stuff! Love the modest headline on http://fishshell.com/ > Finally, a commandline shell for the 90s It makes me wonder, how would a shell for 2020 look like?
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A Parsing Trifecta (2009) [pdf](comonad.com)
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by entelechy 8y ago
Nicely written codebase but I can't get past the fact that they use JQuery...
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Ask HN: What to do if a Government is not GDPR compliant?
3 points by entelechy 8y ago|2 comments
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Mark Zuckerberg Speaks with European Parliament(23.05.2018)(youtube.com)
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