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by evnix 3y ago
Here is my second attempt with interpreters, It is a 7 part series. it uses JSON as AST and mostly goes into what happens after parsing and things like how scope, variables and functions can be represented. It isn't perfect and it migh
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by evnix 3y ago
I usually have to search for the GitHub or original website link in all of these alternatives websites. In most cases, I have to open a new tab and Google the name, They just don't let you leave. Libhunt is probably the nicer ones. Ple
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by evnix 3y ago
It doesn't
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by evnix 3y ago
Buy a thermal printer! It just burns the paper and is usually good enough for majority of your needs. Keep a cheap ink based printer handy because the world hasn't moved on yet
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by evnix 3y ago
Laravel+Livewire It is as close to nocode as you can get. It has sane defaults, Hosting is cheaper than coffee. The default setup is faster than Django and rails, and with swoole it can handle way more requests than node. But yeah none of t
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by evnix 3y ago
I feel the nerve related situation is getting worse because of tiny modern keyboards which focus on aesthetics and sound. I have noticed split keyboard users in my office have better posture throughout the day whereas those tiny mechanical
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by evnix 3y ago
Let nature play it's course, We would want US medical system to be even more expensive to the point that travelling to another country like India or Korea becomes a cheaper alternative. Or even illegal treatment becomes a real option b
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by evnix 3y ago
Yeah it's interesting how XML/XHTML was both data and presentation, we completely gave that up for a much inferior JSON format. Most of this was due to the overuse of XML, but it seems we are heading in that direction with either
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by evnix 3y ago
Any desktop that groups multiple instances of the same program as one icon without distinguishable titles and not using the full width of a monitor needs a rethink. Why do I need to hover or two clicks or multiple alt+tabs or even switch th
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by evnix 4y ago
after seeing so many segfaults in the bun.sh project, I don't feel confident enough to use it. Sure it allows you to move fast but at what cost
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by evnix 4y ago
I you look at Deno and Bun, TS/JS runtimes, one written in rust and the other in Zig. Bun repo is filled with issues surrounding segfaults, but I guess it gave them the advantage to get up and running quickly.
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by evnix 4y ago
everyone thinking about microservices should see this first and also read about zerodhas architecture.
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by evnix 4y ago
Most good software out there were started by engineers and not by product managers and engineer only products are generally great and liked by people. Linux and the ecosystem is one example. I am not sure what really happens after Product M
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by evnix 4y ago
The thing that makes Erlang and its actor framework great is pre-emption. you basically write code without having to worry about the colour of the function or about tight loops. you write simple synchronous code and the framework takes care
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LISPy-JSON: My second attempt at explaining interpreters(returnzero.win)
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by evnix 4y ago
literally this! I speak 7 languages, and I could learn another just enough to have a basic conversation in a week or two. opinion: Most language teaching apps and schools are pointless, and most just want you to keep using them. You need to
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by evnix 4y ago
why was there no popup asking my email address, I went through the whole course and yet no popup. Thank You!
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by evnix 4y ago
GPT generated parsers would be nice. "build me something like golang but with rust like error handling"
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by evnix 4y ago
for the rest of us, prepare for interviews and keep looking for jobs when you have a stable job.
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I really wish the UI worked like excalidraw, the interface is seamless and something Obsidian could take ideas from. the end result could have been an SVG which makes it compatible with every other software out there.
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by evnix 4y ago
let me teach you 4 years of physics and now you can build a rocket that goes to the moon. compiler books feel exactly like this, parsing something seems obvious but most compiler books devote 90% of their content to parsing, but how do you
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by evnix 4y ago
we need more of this, the new devs I work with have no idea of how things work, they are very reliant on aws or some cloud service or even kubernetes and ready made containers. I remember someone having trouble with kubernetes ingress contr
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by evnix 4y ago
If you are a parent and your son doesn't do well in school but seems to be interested in tinkering and building things and looks like he might suit STEM but does not have the scores, sit with him and help him crack those exams. DO NOT
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by evnix 4y ago
we need a decentralized list for holding key pair signatures. it could something like adblocker list, No more central CA.
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by evnix 4y ago
Eye strain is one reason I have been waiting for something like this. If I could close my eyes and just navigate the codebase through a mental modal and some voice commands, I really wouldn't mind paying! I have looked at some tools fo
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by evnix 4y ago
similar to livewire in PHP/Laravel and Phoenix liveview, We definitely need more of these as it makes absolutely no sense to bring in the JS bloat for a few forms and drawing a few rectangles and this is 99% of the web apps out there.
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by evnix 4y ago
apart from games going from 2k to 4k to 8k, there hasn't been any noticeable improvement in realism in the past 10 years. ray tracing if enabled looks nice but that's pretty much the height of it, characters look just as janky as
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As someone working for one of their could be competitors in the VR domain, we are doing extremely well with a long list of customers, the end users don't see it, but VR is heavily used in medical training, military training, virtual cl
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by evnix 4y ago
This! it is your machine at the end of the day. we should have an option not to use a company or their services which they are forcing on us. I had a neighbor who was sent an invoice, he had cancelled his internet connection 3 months ago an
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Nice to see PHP improve its ranking after years of slump and JS taking over majority of its share. probably not a surprise, There has been a lot of nice development since PHP8. PHP libraries are mostly stable when compared to Node making th

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