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by gsuuon 3y ago
What is the 'rating' based on? Thanks for having dark/light responsiveness!
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by gsuuon 3y ago
This looks interesting - it would be helpful to be able to search by available runtimes, e.g. if it compiles to jvm or dotnet or wasm, or if it's gc'd. Would also help to differentiate paradigms between primary and additionally su
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I think some of the vitriol hurled was over the top, especially given that folks can just fork the project and move on -- isn't that the whole point of OSS? If it were a closed source product it wouldn't have even necessitated muc
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Oh I see I didn't notice the additional links popping up on hover. Oof, that's not great.
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Their installation page[1] says limited, experimental native build for Windows [1] https://bun.sh/docs/installation
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by gsuuon 3y ago
If I don't see a github action I'll usually pass on downloading. But what do you mean by "random person's site"? It's ffmpeg.org - is that not a reliable source?
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I think of classical computers operating on yes and no, and quantum computers operating on direction and magnitude. Things like Q# make it a lot more approachable, but I'm also very much a naive mind. That said, I'm not seeing the
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Having side projects in other tech could only help
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by gsuuon 3y ago
What a petty reason to reject someone, what sort of place filters people out based on their haircut?
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by gsuuon 3y ago
https://www.awwwards.com/ showcases some pretty websites
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by gsuuon 3y ago
A more developed example is HVM[1] which is also built on interaction nets - this computation model enables for-free parallelization [1] https://github.com/HigherOrderCO/HVM
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by gsuuon 3y ago
He does say that he started at 'hate it' and never left so it may just be a preference thing. I think it's fair that a maintainer makes choices that make the project easier to maintain (for them), but I wonder if it's re
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by gsuuon 3y ago
But we can hide those utility types in a deep dark util.ts hole and never look at them ever again
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by gsuuon 3y ago
It's easy to hate typescript if you're trying to write it as javascript with types bolted on. All you'll see is restrictions and arcane complexity which exists solely to assuage the compiler. If you instead write types first
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by gsuuon 3y ago
It also means that pages can never be updated without sharing a new link. So typos like "permament" are there forever (ever.. ever)
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I've found it's more reliable to ask it to write some javascript that returns how many letters are in a word. Works even with Llama 7b with some nudging.
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by gsuuon 3y ago
What a deeply unnerving thread..
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Neat! Not sure if it's part of the game but the chat icons are missing, text input is white on white and hitting send isn't doing anything. Are we supposed to be able to continue the chats but through an LLM?
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I'm not sure why, but the patterned background is making the text more difficult for me to focus on or read - I'd like to try this out but I'm struggling to even get through a sentence. Otherwise the design aesthetic is nice!
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Wow - the docs are a really nice intro to interaction nets. I've been wanting to dig into them ever since stumbling upon kind / HVM but hadn't worked up the courage, but having something to click on and play around with along
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Deno gives me hope for web development. The security model, no bundler and general pace of progress is great. They've drastically improved node interop but if they could close the gaps (and sort out extension/less imports) so many
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by gsuuon 3y ago
What's the correct way to.. use.. userscripts? Do you still need to install a third party extension?
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Looks like it's the author's last name
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Releasing source code could lower the barrier a bit but the main thing I was calling out is releasing the keys - maybe they could be transferred to a trusted custodian instead.
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by gsuuon 3y ago
This is great for hackers but doesn't it make IoT devices incredibly insecure for normal users who wouldn't even know their device has reached end of support?
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I can see it being useful for audiences who know what they're looking for. As an average retail consumer, if I saw such a label I would either have no idea what it means or have to do my own research about what UL is - not to mention t
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I remember your vim one-liner article! Definitely one of the nicer looking blogs - I also appreciate the focused shortness of the posts.
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I like the clean paper-y look!
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by gsuuon 3y ago
https://tomasp.net/blog/
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Apparently this is a thing in haskell already, so F# isn't too much of a stretch: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/turtle

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