joakims

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by joakims 2y ago
I don't think they're ignoring it, they've just been focusing on solving the algorithmic problems before diving into UX problems. Loro, for instance, has recently shifted their focus towards conflict merging following their 1
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by joakims 2y ago
A gramatically aware text CRDT? At least aware of words and sentences? I'd be curious to hear whether that's been tried, and if it solves any issues or produces new ones.
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by joakims 2y ago
I think Loro is promising in that regard. They're actively working on this problem.
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by joakims 2y ago
I think it's just a UX problem. Once that is solved, which I believe is definitely possible, both CRDTs and git can be made much more user friendly. I'm not saying it's easy, because it hasn't been solved yet, but I don&
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by joakims 2y ago
As crabmusket said [1], I think the C should stand for Commutative, as it apparently did once. Commutative Replicated Data Types, conflict management optional. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42349264
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by joakims 2y ago
Same! Writing code and writing literature are curiously similar. It begins with thinking, both structured and creatively. Breaking a story down into pieces while keeping the bigger picture, and making a plan for how to approach it. Then com
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by joakims 2y ago
It is a popular choice for apps made with cross-platform frameworks like Tauri and Electron. It even powers a big POS device in Brasil.
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by joakims 2y ago
Good news: it's optional.
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by joakims 7y ago
I'm very impressed with Svelte so far, I think it has set a new standard for front-end frameworks. Pros: - Great DX (happy developers) - Easy to learn - Code is easy to reason about - Little boilerplate - Small code base (
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Why Tent is needed(labs.kollegorna.se)
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