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   by kreelman 1y ago

   Neat. Thanks!
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   by kreelman 1y ago

   Thanks for including this. Hoot looks fantastic. There's a side project, Goblins https://spritely.institute/goblins/ that does distributed development too. Great to see that people are still supporting Scheme tool
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   by kreelman 1y ago

   I couldn't find evidence of an interpreter on the scm2wasm github page, but I only did a shallow look. Hoot (uses Guile Scheme), mentioned above, has a working interpreter, to quote... "The toolchain is self-contained and eve
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   by kreelman 1y ago

   Thanks for that link. Good to have an (another?) embed-able Scheme interpreter.
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   by kreelman 1y ago

   This is important work. I'd wondered whether optics could do maths, this looks to show it can.
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   by kreelman 1y ago

   That's an interesting thought. I wonder. I wonder if the following things make the C driven version slower... - prepare the send buffers (sqlite side) - prepare the receive buffers (go side) - do the call - get the received data into g
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   by kreelman 1y ago

   You could do the edit for him and create a pull request. I did that for a really small mistake in the README.md of sqinn. I see what you mean, there are some categories there (cGO based or not) that lend themselves to quick understanding vi
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   by kreelman 1y ago

   I'm starting out with API style apps. This post was great since it covered several architectural and tool points I'd not thought of. I think I'll use LiteStar for my app now too. Thanks for your good comment and I 2nd your th
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   by kreelman 1y ago

   Ah, the "Kindly Old Gentleman"... Though a very difficult man to get on with... He did champion the correct building of the first nuclear subs.
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    by kreelman 1y ago

    Nice. Thanks for putting this together!!
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    by kreelman 1y ago

    I love the early web feel of the site. The points around DuoLingo not working are informative. This could be turned into a PWA so it can run anywhere?
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    by kreelman 1y ago

    Thanks for that! I like that hardware is getting covered on HN :-)
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    by kreelman 1y ago

    Neat. Thanks.
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    by kreelman 1y ago

    I'm reminded of "The Feeling of Power" by Isaac Asimov. In this story, everyone relies on automation so much that they forget how to do mathematics. A lone, nerdy operator re-learns the skill of 2 digit multiplication in the
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    by kreelman 1y ago

    This does useful things easily. How hard would it be to use it as a batch process?
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    by kreelman 1y ago

    These look great. Thanks for sharing.
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    by kreelman 1y ago

    This is amazing. Is it possible to build in a chosen voice, a bit like Eleven Labs does? ...This may be on the git summary, being lazy and asking anyway :=) Thanks for your work.
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    by kreelman 1y ago

    Similar for me in my early teens. I used an Australian machine called the Microbee, https://www.microbeetechnology.com.au/classic-plus-kit-compu... A clever friend of mine wrote BASIC games that he sold back then. I think t
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    by kreelman 2y ago

    Thanks for putting this together. I wonder, is Postgres a bit of a large DB if it's just a personal website search tool? I'll have to give it a go. We need more tools like this.
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    by kreelman 2y ago

    Hmmm. I see the use in this... For me, everything swirls in an enjoyable vortex towards org-mode. - Literate Programming, tangle/weave - Export to DocX, PDF, HTML - Org-Roam - Time Management. Several things mentioned above are day to
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    by kreelman 2y ago

    Hmmm. I see the use in this... For me, everything swirls in a lovely vortex towards org-mode. - Literate Programming, tangel/weave - Export to DocX, PDF, HTML - Org-Roam - Time Management.
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    by kreelman 2y ago

    Well done. Great you've got time for that. Thanks.
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    by kreelman 2y ago

    Haha... It would be strange to run this inside https://abcl.org/ ... A Java runtime... running on a Java runtime... Hmm, maybe not. But could be possible.
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    by kreelman 2y ago

    The ROC webpage talks about ROC doing web servers via Rust libs... Behind the scenes, it uses Rust's high-performance hyper and tokio libraries to execute your Roc function on incoming requests. Will these be replaced with
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    by kreelman 2y ago

    ...So, could someone try putting one of these trees in place in... SQLite3 and see if it's any faster than it's use of B-Trees?.... Assuming this concept will work in C...
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    by kreelman 2y ago

    Awesome. Thanks for the info here. I have a couple of useful Logitech peripherals too. It should be quite useful.
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    by kreelman 2y ago

    I don't quite understand the images that are included here... Though they're interesting and eye-catching. I feel like they've got something related to the tool... but are they simply for decoration?
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    by kreelman 2y ago

    This is great. Thanks so much for putting this together. It works on a laptop with a so-so graphics card... But it's the first time I've ever been able to process a Gaussian splat myself.
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    by kreelman 2y ago

    Hmmm... if I had a hammer, I'd hammer in the morning, hammer in the evening, All over HN....
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    by kreelman 2y ago

    I wonder if James Earl Jones passing deserves a black banner on Hacker News...? He certainly gave life to many characters loved on Hacker News..