hmmokidk

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by hmmokidk 3y ago
I think I understand a little bit, coming from Elixir. I don't have much spare time at the moment but when I do I'll check out Pharo!
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Procedural Tutorials Are Superior(hassanshaikley.medium.com)
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PubSub in 300 bytes(hassanshaikley.medium.com)
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
The hottest news in the Elixir community is that it is currently experimenting with set theoretic type / gradual typing. Some french PHD is working on it. It is past the RND phase and in development at the moment. It is highly experime
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
I feel the same way about OO tbh. When everything is just functions + data types it's all much more easy to reason about and maintain. I have no clue have LV scales. But I have yet to see a React application that doesn't drive me
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
Live view has immensely less magic than react or nextjs. In fact it's kind of crazy how much of it I understand given I haven't tried. The community is just all about simple tools and understanding them.
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
I am way more productive with Elixir than any other stack i have tried. It’s actually insane. Things that seem almost unimaginable are so easy. Building an application that gets way larger than just a web app is so much more doable too. You
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
Seriously. It’s an incredible tool and deserves way more praise.
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
I have an MMO demo in Elixir! I haven’t updated it in some time because busy from work but take a look: http://rotb.io
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
Just keep it simple and avoid optimization like the plague. you can spend 1 month building a prototype or >3 months perfecting a single piece. Just know that it is all smoke and mirrors and don’t worry about that.
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
Yeah I am super disappointed…
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
There’s immortal and d4
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
BG3 is taking a genre to an entirely new place. so much so it is as impactful as creating a Genre Also I can’t comment much about Zelda but it seems comprable.
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
What do you think of hydroponic? Like simple kratky + grow light, indoors you generally don’t have to worry about pests.
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
Why Georgia Home Boy?
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
Yeah. I don’t see why not.
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
My favorite Erlang programmer. RIP Joe.
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
IME it is usually mental health related.
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
Reminds me of my Kurdish Grandma who owned a dagger. Most harmless, sweet woman alive and too afraid to touch it to. But she had one.
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
Only reason I can think of is performance.
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
I love how all of the example langs you used make me want to claw my eyes out (except for maybe Go which I don’t know much about).
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
How tested were your applications?
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
And if you forgo those things you can easily test them.
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
If drugs were legal, two of my friends would not be dead from fentanyl. That’s already enough of a case to legalize. Make it safe. Then address the root of the issue.
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
Can you share a source
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
Informative, as always something top notch from Andrea.
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Microservices and Startups(hassanshaikley.substack.com)
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
Functional Programming solves this problem.
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by hmmokidk 3y ago
I don’t know how to tell you this…but you’re delusional.
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What I dislike about JavaScript(hassanshaikley.substack.com)
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