finder83

8 ms·

31.
by finder83 4y ago
Like many here, I love typescript for library writing, at least internally. I've not made any big npm packages, so not sure how that would do, but I imagine I'd like it a lot too. What I hate is getting the build system set up to
32.
by finder83 4y ago
Thanks for correcting me, I was completely off on that! I realized after your post that I was thinking of transubstantiation instead of sacrament/ordinance. I'm Baptist and both in the 1689 confession [1] and the baptist faith and
33.
by finder83 4y ago
There may be some overlap in some denominations I'm not aware of, but as far as the Eucharist is concerned, it's largely only a Catholic thing. In Catholicism, the first Eucharist has a particular significance as Christ/the S
34.
by finder83 4y ago
Longer hair I find adds a lot to glasses getting dirty, also windy conditions with dirt blowing in the air
35.
by finder83 5y ago
That was exactly my thought. I've tried to use fusion/freecad/etc for woodworking, but this looks amazing for it. But I'd like to set some basic dimensional parameters
36.
by finder83 5y ago
This is my guess as well. Pretty much every Epic acquisition is for Unreal.
37.
by finder83 5y ago
That's all part of the Airpods experience for me. Randomly have to reinsert into the case to get both earbuds working, devices I've connected to won't work if I've connected more devices, if I reboot from Linux to window
38.
by finder83 5y ago
Agreed! Matthew is such a great character. I relate a lot with him too. I get the same feeling watching the character as I do reading the book of Matthew, which makes me appreciate the gospel even more.
39.
by finder83 5y ago
Tenet was just unintelligible; we ended up just turning it off. It had nothing to do with masks (we couldn't understand the non-masked sections either). It was purely sound mixing and a bad call from Nolan. I won't be seeing anoth
40.
by finder83 5y ago
The repl in Common Lisp is a persistent image that's actually running the program you're working on. You can inject functions, packages, change packages, debug, etc, all directly from the environment running the web server without
41.
by finder83 5y ago
I feel like if you considered an average developer most people are writing API-like services that talk to a database and a few various APIs, payments, email, notification services, etc. ML is kind of a niche area where Python definitely exc
42.
by finder83 5y ago
I have an irrational hatred of columns. My master's degree reading includes many articles in journals that use columns, and pieces from the 1800s which are in columns, and I almost always feel anxiety with opening them for the first ti
43.
by finder83 5y ago
I do need to try nvim again, I'm sure there's a lot of new amazing plugins.
44.
by finder83 5y ago
I use Emacs (with Evil) daily, and despite having tried to move to other editors I'm locked into Emacs. Not so much because of the functionality of Emacs itself but because of plugins... First, Emacs has the best Vim compatibility I&#x
45.
by finder83 5y ago
I read it as "40 individual 3D printed parts."
46.
by finder83 5y ago
All of the features mentioned seemed to be in favor of Clojure, like it doesn't mention the lack of CLOS and conditions/restarts, which were both major eye openers for me in learning Common Lisp. Just a personal point, I much pref
47.
by finder83 5y ago
I didn't dislike node red, but it didn't really fit my use case well. I wanted to use it as a REST service to write APIs for clients to use to generate reports from our various databases. Basically a low-code data pipeline from ca
48.
by finder83 5y ago
Looks like giant plywood. I'm actually really curious how it handles moisture content changes. Does it crack and is it dimensionally as stable as plywood?
49.
by finder83 5y ago
This is precisely why I wish more manufacturers would start adding physical keyboards again...at least 60% of my phone use involves writing. I still hate touch-screen keyboards, and am easily twice as slow as I used to be on physical ones.
50.
by finder83 5y ago
This looks really cool! May have to try it in a virtualbox or something. Does anyone know of anything similar to this, but in an image like Pharo/smalltalk has? Would love a fully interactive Common Lisp environment, built in debugger,
51.
by finder83 5y ago
Also owned now by a China-based company and closed source
52.
by finder83 5y ago
Well, I'm a protestant so there might be a different belief system in the Catholic church. "Grace by faith alone", which is the basis of what I commented above is a reformation doctrine and is mostly a protestant thing (some
53.
by finder83 5y ago
Are you saying that "suffering erases sin" is Jesus' final message? The Christian message is that there's nothing we can do in our own power to erase sin, including suffering, hence the need for Jesus in the first place.
54.
by finder83 5y ago
Not that I agree with the move, but is that really surprising? Creating a false sense of camaraderie and family creates a culture where people are interested in working and are positive toward the company. It increases productivity, makes p
55.
by finder83 5y ago
That's a great quote. For me, it usually ends up that I need to just be silent and ask questions. And yet more and more, people are forcing an opinion, essentially taking the "If you're not with us, you're against us&quo
56.
by finder83 5y ago
This guy has some fantastic videos on architecture in Godot. It takes a little more work to go from simple->complex, like using the event system properly, global scripts, etc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRHN_WEulLc
57.
by finder83 5y ago
One other large issue is that less popular languages (CL, Scheme, Smalltalk, etc) sometimes just don't have the library you need or the libraries are immature and not fully developed. Database adapters for something like SQL Server is
58.
by finder83 5y ago
I wish I could say my experience matched yours, but SO is an extremely frustrating place for many of my errors and problems. I don't think it made programming worse, it did make it better...but it's far from a panacea, and often a
59.
by finder83 6y ago
Not the author, just thought this was an interesting library. I've used similar libraries in Clojure and CL (such as yesql) and really enjoy the step away from ORMs, but also having queries in a centralized place with parameters. This
60.
Puresql – A yesql inspired Node SQL library(github.com)
2 points by finder83 6y ago|1 comments

More ›