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   by eterps 4y ago

   Would love to see a literal translation of the examples in this post to other languages like OCaml, Elm, Haskell etc. Maybe a good idea to add on rosettacode.org? It's always very nice if you know concept x in language y, how that appl
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   Direnv – Unclutter Your .profile(direnv.net)

   1 points by eterps 4y ago|0 comments
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   by eterps 4y ago

   I think the explanation in https://www.oilshell.org/blog/2022/02/diagrams.html is also related to this.
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   by eterps 4y ago

   Would have loved a more practical example.
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   by eterps 4y ago

   Also be sure to check out the https://tilvids.com instance (tech/TIL focused)
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   by eterps 4y ago

   Hmm, did you assume that describing the calling convention and standard type 'names' should be in a separately provided plain text file like it is today?
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   by eterps 4y ago

   Does anyone know an example of how lowlevel language interop could have been? Without incurring a huge perfomance loss? I imagine a cross language module concept with an accommodating module object file format would be ideal?
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   by eterps 4y ago

   IMO this is not hating C the language, but C the platform. Every OS and non-C language has to deal with that.
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   by eterps 4y ago

   What does “talking” C mean? It means getting descriptions of an interface’s types and functions in the form of a C header and somehow: matching the layouts of those types doing some stuff with linkers to resolve the function’s
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    by eterps 4y ago

    But that is also a recipe for echo chambers. Anyway, from a technical point of view, this is what Mastodon instances already can offer.
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    by eterps 4y ago

    If I understand correctly adding 'sub tags' requires an additional level of square brackets on siblings. I.e. when adding a bold tag on 'world!': p [Hello world!] Changes it to: p [[Hello ] b[world!]]
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    by eterps 4y ago

    > A minimal general purpose syntax for what? Apparently for the same things as with XML/JSON/TOML. > I followed the link and read the page, but I’m still not sure what the point is! According to the website: > It has
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    by eterps 4y ago

    Found an example where it is used as markup: https://github.com/jevko/jevkodom.js/blob/master/test.js#L6
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    by eterps 4y ago

    There are a couple of examples here: https://github.com/jevko/examples
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    by eterps 4y ago

    Any good books or articles that describe developing a CP/M like OS as a learning experience? (sort of like the Xinu approach book, but for CP/M instead)
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    by eterps 4y ago

    So this is all SSR right? Where does persistence/database fit into this concept?
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    by eterps 4y ago

    Good point! Image based programming systems should be mountable as a filesystem to alleviate some of these concerns IMO.
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    Holonforth(holonforth.com)

    93 points by eterps 4y ago|36 comments
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    by eterps 4y ago

    The (CLI) user experience looks very clear and straightforward. Especially having these small explicit public keys.
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    by eterps 4y ago

    Unfortunate product code name, I thought the article was about Oberon or Oberon+ https://oberon-lang.github.io
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    by eterps 4y ago

    How is the data stored? Per page?
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    by eterps 4y ago

    In this case, it worked for me because I read it worked for you ;) (I decided to come back for the video)
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    by eterps 4y ago

    Any lazygit users that switched over to gitui? If so, what made you switch?
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    by eterps 4y ago

    Nice tool but the name is a bit unfortunate: https://github.com/chmln/sd (a modern sed alternative)
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    by eterps 4y ago

    Thanks, that is good to know. I was always under the impression that a Raspberry Pi would suffice: https://mobile.twitter.com/mathMakesArt/status/1562159337900...
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    by eterps 4y ago

    I wasn't aware of that, do you happen to know the actual cost?
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    by eterps 4y ago

    > But it’s the ability to verify & reject blocks that’s important. And anyone can maintain their own BTC blockchain from the beginning of time relatively easily (less than $500). And on Ethereum you can't?
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    by eterps 4y ago

    https://mobile.twitter.com/ercwl/status/1555719147941683200
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    by eterps 4y ago

    If the language isn't well represented yet on rosettacode.org I like to learn about a language by implementing rosettacode examples in it: https://github.com/eterps/odin_rosettacode
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    by eterps 4y ago

    Could you recommend some?