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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
Tree-sitter does run on the web. I got it working for my editor, but it did involve several days' worth of effort and getting into the weeds with emscripten. Details here - https://gushogg-blake.com/p/emscripten-we
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
I get the sense that in some ways dentistry and optometry are also kept separate because of how complex they are, and that even something like eye cancer/mouth cancer wouldn't be something a GP would look at. Not sure where they&#
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
Same in the UK. You get GP stuff on the NHS for free, but dental and optical is only subsidised if you're on state benefits. If you go to the GP with a health issue that's related to the mouth in some way, you'll be told to s
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Reporting and Recording with Plaintext and SvelteKit(gushogg-blake.com)
1 points by gushogg-blake 3y ago|0 comments
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
> This sounds pseudo-sciency to me. Yeah, not claiming that my hunches are any more scientifically valid, but that is my best guess from what I've read. I agree and I do think it's good to take some degree of control over it, e
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
Seems a bit pseudo-sciencey to me. "Brain cleaning" and "Immune refresh" in particular. Beware that even if correct, looking at this chart doesn't, in my opinion, really make you any better informed about the effect
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
I have had some success with this CV so feel free to take inspiration or copy bits: https://cv.gushogg-blake.com/ The main difference is I have a short para at the top as an intro. Also you can click each position for more
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
It's a nice self-contained project that's relatively easy to make fast progress on, while also being challenging. Plus it's something that programmers have to use every day so we're bound to have pain points with existin
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
I encountered some push back on this in my "code editor from the ground up" post[1]. I think the only reasonable definition of from scratch is: Does not have domain-specific dependencies. So a code editor based on ACE or CodeMirro
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
On the text editor one: > The biggest challenge is figuring out how to store the text document in memory. My first thought was to use an array, but that has horrible performance if the user inserts text anywhere other than the end of the
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
I came up with a similar concept for in-editor SSR as an extension to existing find/replace functionality: https://codepatterns.io/ It worked great for the use case I built it around initially but I think it would need
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The time I broke the rules on Chess.com(gushogg-blake.com)
2 points by gushogg-blake 3y ago|0 comments
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
Ah yes that makes sense. Always assumed the sign bit was just a flag.
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
OK here's how I think it works: from the wikipedia page on two's complement[1], the sign bit is the bit directly to the left of the most significant bit (not the first bit in the 32 bit representation), giving: 5 => 0101
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
How does this actually work? Both the post and MDN state that each bit in the 32 bit representation is inverted, resulting in: 5 => 00000000000000000000000000000101 ~5 => 11111111111111111111111111111010 But parseInt("11
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A prediction about the “radical” changes coming in Svelte 5(gushogg-blake.com)
2 points by gushogg-blake 3y ago|1 comments
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
TLDR I think/hope that Svelte 5 brings automatic reactivity to objects updated anywhere in the code, not just in-component assignments and stores.
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The Next Evolution in Front End Frameworks(gushogg-blake.com)
1 points by gushogg-blake 3y ago|1 comments
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
I have to admit I didn't actually read the article so wasn't trying to compare it with LFB's model, just wanted to expand on the mention of it. The bodily states are the inputs, but the interpretation and generation of emotio
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
It's been a while since I read it, but one of the central ideas is that we construct instances of emotions based on sensory data (from the internal systems that detect and predict our energy needs) in a similar way to how we construct
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
Nice! More time would be good (or a no time limit option). I like the element of being able to make inferences based on the code even if you're not familiar with it, narrowing down to a handful of candidate repos and making an informed
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
From a quick look at the "What is Composition API?" question in the FAQ[1], I would say: - Reactivity API - yes, with $: labels - Lifecycle hooks - yes, similar to the ones mentioned - Dependency injection - not sure what it is ex
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
Having used Svelte on a large project, I found that it did scale reasonably well but that the usual problems did require effort and trade-offs. The two big ones for me were: - Managing file size and complexity in the component-per-file para
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
The "treating data as singular" one is interesting - "data" as a plural is actually one of my biggest pet peeves because I strongly suspect that realising that it is technically the plural of "datum" is the onl
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by gushogg-blake 3y ago
Same on Brave, shields down makes it work
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Don't Make It Intelligent(gushogg-blake.com)
2 points by gushogg-blake 3y ago|0 comments
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by gushogg-blake 4y ago
Svelte
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USB-driven sensors with libraries for popular langs(yoctopuce.com)
2 points by gushogg-blake 4y ago|1 comments
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by gushogg-blake 4y ago
https://edita.vercel.app Project description: code editor What do you want to be tested: general usability Contact info: gus@gushogg-blake.com
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by gushogg-blake 4y ago
Should be fixed now. Thanks!

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