gsuuon

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by gsuuon 2y ago
My toy language project is also built around multi-stage (though the way it's formed it's more like literate programming) and partly motivated by writing cloud-native applications. I played around with a sketch of this idea implem
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by gsuuon 2y ago
This is super cool - would love to see a version with translations
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by gsuuon 2y ago
Ah - my impression went from 'this is pure masochism' to just 'this is slightly insane'.
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by gsuuon 2y ago
The UI is slick and presents a lot of info in an easy to parse way, but something is going on with Sentry and FancyBackground.tsx that's causing my laptop fans to spin up while idling on the page.
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by gsuuon 2y ago
Your check height may just be too low?
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by gsuuon 2y ago
I also do this! I went from using an eyeshade which was uncomfortable and often slipped off to just grabbing a beanie. The coziness is a nice plus.
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by gsuuon 2y ago
This is cool, I think an integrated compiler and LSP is a great standard for new languages. I'd go one further though and say that syntax highlighting should also be part of that language core. This way you have a single source of trut
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by gsuuon 2y ago
This is awesome and I hope in-general that a lot more education is done this way, especially with complicated concepts. I wonder if this sort of interactive toy explanation is currently used in classrooms?
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by gsuuon 2y ago
> But they only publish the successful thing, not the process. Learning from other people's failures is a really productive use of time (compared to failing on your own) - really wish this were easier to do for most things i
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by gsuuon 2y ago
Looks like it's working now - I tried out the gitlab repo. My laptops fans spun up, mousing over segments seem to freeze the UI, and I wasn't really sure what I was looking at in the first place. I think the app itself is pretty d
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by gsuuon 2y ago
It's been hinted at elsewhere but sometimes problems come in stages, and later stages are only revealed after finishing the first stage. If you've only finished stage 1 after 40 mins, they may be looking for the candidate who&#x27
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by gsuuon 2y ago
Same, getting: 3main.5cc1145c.js:2 TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'p') at V.rpc (main.5cc1145c.js:2:23177) at V.server_repos (main.5cc1145c.js:2:25611) at e (main.5cc1145c.js:2:93041) Wo
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by gsuuon 2y ago
They can also do a lot of other things that a browser's sandbox would not allow
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by gsuuon 2y ago
Interesting, thanks!
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by gsuuon 2y ago
Lack of PWA / installable apps is why I switched back to chrome after trying to daily drive firefox for a while. Really wish they'd reconsider the decision to drop it.
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by gsuuon 2y ago
This is cool, it's almost like a wiki you can talk to. I also wanted to make a thread-based UI for LLM chat since I realized that's how I typically interact with them (almost like git branches) but hadn't gotten around to it
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by gsuuon 2y ago
My rule of thumb is the third time I rewrite some code, I DRY it.
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by gsuuon 2y ago
A 'remember everything I say' model would actually be fantastic if ran locally.
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by gsuuon 2y ago
How does the Mistral non-production license work for small/hobby/indie projects? Has anyone tried to get approval for that kind of use?
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by gsuuon 2y ago
This is cool! I guess it's kind of like nomadlist but specifically for cafes? It'd be nice if the locations could be browsed by map, or sorted by distance from an address. It also probably makes sense to group them by city somehow
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by gsuuon 2y ago
"Do you talk to someone else while we're talking?"
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by gsuuon 2y ago
Neat project! I liked the dev log writeups (despite the multiple rickrolls), hope you keep doing these. It was interesting seeing your reasoning. I'm starting a for-fun language project that should compile to wasm and native, and was d
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by gsuuon 2y ago
Note taking is great not just for recovering from distractions but also preventing them in the first place. Just jot down branching tasks that would've been a distraction and come back to them later instead of being the Hal fixing a li
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by gsuuon 2y ago
I think it matters for the audience who's looking at that first number - so if $20 isn't a lot to you, you wouldn't care that it's $19. Comparable to a $1599 macbook pro. I think if there wasn't a positive effect on
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by gsuuon 2y ago
Excited for this, have tried out various e-ink things previously and the fast refresh seems like a game changer. Any chance a color version will be possible with this tech? Also - larger (monitor size) screens? I'd love to use this for
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by gsuuon 2y ago
I like the simplicity of the UI! Is the main feature that it has fewer features than the alternatives though? Being able to export to markdown or non-blob JSON would be great to sell the 'own your data' aspect. Also there seems to
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by gsuuon 2y ago
This is cool! The docker image made this easy to try out. What's the reason for the 30s limit? Would it be possible to generate bars and stitch them together?
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by gsuuon 2y ago
I think a "before" comparison would've really helped with this example. I'd also argue a state machine approach has the added benefit of allowing you to enter the sequence at any point. If you use `Co.Seq` to e.g. build
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by gsuuon 2y ago
My guess is the next big AI product will be local/edge and always-running (can initiate conversation passively). I also think deeply integrated AI into non-conversational software (again, local AI) capable of understanding and working
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by gsuuon 2y ago
Cool! Have you thought about incorporating LLM's into the gameplay? I'm planning to play around with this idea - since grammar-restricted sampling is becoming more widely implemented in local LLM runtimes, one could try feeding a

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