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Show HN: FilterQL – A tiny query language for filtering structured data(github.com)
1 points by genshii 1y ago|0 comments
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by genshii 1y ago
It's both. I've seen people both in real life (coworkers) and online refer to ChatGPT as "Chat", completely independent of the Twitch "chat" meme.
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by genshii 1y ago
I use Atkinson Hyperlegible for my blog[1]. Really happy to see the new version adds variable weight. That was the main thing I didn't like about the original version. [1] https://adamhl.dev
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Show HN: ts-explicit-errors – A TypeScript library for treating errors as values(github.com)
2 points by genshii 1y ago|0 comments
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by genshii 1y ago
Yeah, that's definitely a huge drawback. Bun lets you get pretty close though with the `--compile` flag: https://bun.sh/docs/bundler Too bad the binaries are 60MB at a minimum :(
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by genshii 1y ago
It's definitely nice for certain use cases. I just wish the binaries weren't so huge (~60MB + your actual source code).
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by genshii 1y ago
This hits close to home. TypeScript is also my language of choice for 90% of the software I write. I agree with the author that TypeScript is very close to the perfect level of abstraction, and I haven't seen another language with a ty
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Leveraging (abusing?) external formatters in Zed(adamhl.dev)
3 points by genshii 1y ago|0 comments
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by genshii 1y ago
This makes sense to me and is exactly what TypeScript does. Implicit `any`s do not raise TypeScript errors (which, by definition, is expected), but obviously that means if there is an `any`, it's potentially unsafe. To deal with this,
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by genshii 2y ago
This is cool. It's funny how we are (or maybe just I am) so used writing the JS parts of websites outside of the actual HTML that my first thought upon seeing this was "wow it's crazy that this can be done with just HTML&quot
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Show HN: ts-error-tuple – Concise and type-safe error handling for TypeScript(github.com)
1 points by genshii 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: ts-error-tuple – Golang-like error handling for TypeScript(github.com)
2 points by genshii 2y ago|0 comments
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by genshii 2y ago
Went from a M2 MBP to a M4 MBP with the nano-texture display. I haven't noticed any difference at all in terms of font rendering or anything of that sort. Overall, the nano-texture display looks the same, if not better. IMO, the glare
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by genshii 2y ago
It made me chuckle that the comment in "--accept-lang" states "When commenting your switch, please use the same voice as surrounding comments", and the very next flag breaks that rule.
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by genshii 3y ago
Was this named after Elodin from The Kingkiller Chronicle? :)
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by genshii 3y ago
https://github.com/adamhl8/python-shellrunner I write a lot of shell scripts, but hate how difficult it is to write things that are readable and not error-prone. I wrote a python library that allows you to add safety t
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by genshii 4y ago
Trying out various shells (and converting my various scripts) has been somewhat of a hobby of mine for the past several weeks. Long story short, I settled on using fish both as my shell and as the language to write my scripts in. nushell is
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by genshii 4y ago
Care to elaborate?