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by jarpineh 8y ago
This discussion here and Dhall's Github Readme seemed promising, so I went through the tutorial. I've recently had to write a lot of YAML like language with custom templating (think Ansible), so naturally I felt there was a way ou
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by jarpineh 9y ago
Ah, good to know. Main point is that Unicode is not a problem however cumbersome it might get.
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by jarpineh 9y ago
Thank you for this concise explanation. This doesn't seem insurmountable at all.
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by jarpineh 9y ago
Ok, thank you for this. I'll have to see some time about that Arrow support. JSON and CSV is already plenty enough. I didn't have time for a proper look yet, so no worries. If at all possible post the code and data (or something l
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by jarpineh 9y ago
I looked at ReasonML couple weeks back intrigued by Jared's post (referenced in this thread as well) I noticed mentions about OCaml not supporting Unicode. I was wondering what does that actually mean? If you target native you have to
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by jarpineh 9y ago
Briefly in the animation I see there's hierachical (or multi-dimensional) data used. Could you tell me about what sort of data (statistics, monitoring) this supports? Also, what methods are available for getting data streamed [into Per
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by jarpineh 9y ago
Not at all, if only to tell about virtues iTerm2 and tmux to wider audience! Short version: iTerm with tmux control mode (tmux -CC flag) is still iTerm, only now with tmux benefits like persistent shell sessions. iTerm translates regular co
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by jarpineh 9y ago
Thank you, that's a good thread. I see Kakoune is mentioned. Will have to check back later on.
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by jarpineh 9y ago
I'll add my thank you. I'm also backer at Patreon. With tmux control mode it's already very good and now with faster rendering coming...
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by jarpineh 9y ago
Latency and multi-process editing environment has been on my radar recently. Programming languages providing analysis servers, external syntax highlighters and of course REPLs all benefit from editor that’s fast and async. Since Jetbrains e
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by jarpineh 9y ago
Well, going through or near said station almost every day I'd wager these points: To me the article said the bus station is famous first for his students because he talks about it in his lessons. Here in Helsinki we like to think that
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by jarpineh 9y ago
>> What about host language access? I'd rather not give up using existing JS and Lua libraries. >Easy: $ npm i leftpad $ LUMEN_HOST=node lumen > (require 'leftpad) function > ((require 'leftpad) &qu
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by jarpineh 9y ago
>> I can see there's REPL, but is it possible to have dynamic evaluation while running inside web browser? > Here's a version of Lumen you can copy-paste directly into your browser console: > https://gist.gi
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by jarpineh 9y ago
Hi @sillysaurus3, I'll bite. Lumen looks interesting and I dug up some HN comments from over the years. Any example apps or sample code anywhere? What about host language access? I'd rather not give up using existing JS and Lua li
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by jarpineh 9y ago
Thank you for your answers and thanks so much for open sourcing Dash! I'll be definitely testing these examples with our data. Plotly seems to have grown leaps and bounds from when I last tried it year or so ago. I believe we could int
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by jarpineh 9y ago
This looks so very useful. Also, good timing since we're just about to make a new visualization which could be used for more things in future. I dabbled with Plotly when it was announced, but had trouble with connecting our data source
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by jarpineh 9y ago
I've been using Contexts [1] for a while now. It provides Cmd-Tab/Option-Tab replacement that shows all apps' all windows regardless of their desktop or full/split screen status. You can even search within window list. I
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by jarpineh 9y ago
By clicking through some links on the article I found this: http://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2014-10-31/cpi-flame-graphs... Now I wonder how easy and manual work it would be to do these combined flamegraphs with C
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by jarpineh 10y ago
Please, do consider writing the C book as well. Most publishers have beta programs these days (O'Reilly, Manning, Pragmatic Programmers). Don't leave it in a desk drawer (so to speak). Perhaps simplified Redis example could work a
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by jarpineh 10y ago
Thanks for the tips about Django with Crossbar. It doesn't sound entirely smooth sailing ;) Be that as it may, we got some IoT things starting and it might fit the bill. I'd certainly back such a kickstarter ;) I took a look at as
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by jarpineh 10y ago
Django integration sounds interesting and it's something we have been mulling about. Could you point any specific examples or code? How did you deal with RPC and Pub/Sub with Django? Solutions that come to mind are adjacent view f
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by jarpineh 10y ago
tmux control mode is available from tmux on Linux as well. For some reason there doesn't seem to be support for it on Linux terminals though: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/189805/what-terminal... St
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by jarpineh 10y ago
I used to have tmux configuration with right display settings, shortcuts etc. Then I, too, discovered iTerm's tmux support. I have forgotten all I knew about tmux, I just use iTerm and it just works. Autossh for automatic reconnection
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by jarpineh 10y ago
Most heard feedback we get about our DRF APIs is about documentation. For us API devs the dilemma is how to write the docs, where to publish, keep in sync, test and so on. Now with 3.6, there's only one place and it's with the cod
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by jarpineh 10y ago
Well, it seemed interesting and I suspected it would result in 42, however else it would do its work :) Perhaps that's one way t frame the Question.
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by jarpineh 10y ago
I think it's this: http://www.jsoftware.com/papers/tot.htm I thought I had read it at some point, but now it doesn't ring a bell. Well, it's on the list now. It starts with Babbage quote and uses phrase
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by jarpineh 10y ago
This got me a bit confused. Is the purpose of Co-dnfs to compile apps that run on a GPU? Or does it only itself compile on the GPU for apps than can run on any target architecture? Other than that the idea of getting using my domain specifi
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by jarpineh 10y ago
Thank you for comprehensive comment. Hopefully I can understand enough about the video to get the gist. Idea of Scheme style functional features with APL's power tools. If you get around writing more about these things I'll defini
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by jarpineh 10y ago
With the Dyalog APL book going 800 pages I hope more won't be required to get feel of the language ;) I tried meaning of life from FinnAplIdioms on TIO. Sadly it didn't produce any output...
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by jarpineh 10y ago
I had some exposure to APL program for statistics few years back, but never really dived in. Largest problem being that the tools I encountered then didn't yield themselves well to intermittent exploration (indeed, Dyalog APL had Linux

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