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The Beef Programming Language(beeflang.org)
2 points by leononame 2y ago|0 comments
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by leononame 2y ago
What I mean is that it'd be nice if you could store them somewhere else explicitly. Create a new workspace and store its contents in your code repository so that you can commit it and share it with your team directly through git.
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Formatting Currency Values with BigInt(blog.aurelianix.com)
2 points by leononame 2y ago|0 comments
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by leononame 2y ago
Congratulations! The local API client space urgently needs some Open Source tools that don't suck. I've ditched Postman and Insomnia for Bruno, but since this supports gRPC I really want to give it a try. Python as a scripting lan
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by leononame 2y ago
I'd be super interested in your writeup, I'd like to build a homemade Tonie for my kids as well. Any way you could contact me when you're finished or do you have a blog I could regularly check out?
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by leononame 2y ago
In Germany specifically, but I'd guess it applies to most other countries as well, these strict rules apply once you have 11 employees. A lot of startups work with contractors anyways. And you can always fire people if your company nee
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by leononame 2y ago
It definitely does not show that, it's just a number and you're interpreting it. But other interpretations are just as valid, e.g. - Germans founding less because they're more risk-averse - having less AI startups because oth
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by leononame 2y ago
Meh, in Java (afaik) you'll get exceptions when you cast incorrectly. In JS and C, it just gets allowed and you get some runtime error later on and have to make your way back to find your incorrect cast.
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by leononame 2y ago
C is famously unsafe. But in Java/C#, you do have runtime type safety. You can't just cast something to something else and call it a day. In the worst case, you'll get an exception telling you that this does not work. In Type
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by leononame 2y ago
In this case, not really. TypeScript can't be sound because there is zero runtime type safety in JS. That you are able to do `as unknown as T` makes TypeScript unsound, but it's also an escape hatch often needed to interact with J
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by leononame 2y ago
Well, the reality of the situation still is that there are libraries with incorrect or low quality typings that blow up in your face. Me using TypeScript will not make that library better, but this problem is still the daily reality of usin
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by leononame 2y ago
Not really. In my parent comment I tried to make clear that it's not a limitation for me in real-world scenarios I encounter, but still something I feel like being a potential class of problems that could be so easily solved. When I re
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by leononame 2y ago
None of these are performance concerns. Modern JS engines are plenty fast for most of my use cases. It irks me that I can't trust it to be an integer within a given range. Especially with Number, I often have the sensation that the typ
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by leononame 2y ago
Sure, I agree in general, but I've found that: 1. If someone is willing to do `as unknown as T`, they're probably also just as willing to do `// @ts-ignore`. 2. It's not only your own code, it's the libraries y
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by leononame 2y ago
For me, it's the opposite. The type system is decent, but it's generics can get extremely out of hand, it's not sound, and I run into weird type errors with libraries more often than not. Having no integer types (ok, this isn
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by leononame 2y ago
How is the dart backend story? I've not heard much about people using dart on the server, are there mature frameworks out there?
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by leononame 2y ago
But they do ask you only two digits of the pin on each try and they probably will lock your account after three incorrect attempts. Not saying 6 digits is secure, but it's better than everyone using "password" if they have a
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by leononame 2y ago
Am I blind? I don't seem to find the email address at all on that page
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by leononame 2y ago
I have s feeling GDPR is often used as an excuse in these cases while there is little evidence that it's actually slowing anything down. Especially for government: they do have the data alread and the GDPR applies to the dat itself, no
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by leononame 2y ago
If synchronous IO is blocking your CPU bound application code, this won't help you. My made up example was not about concurrent writes, and the concurrent reads I mentioned were not my main point. For all I care, you could have 100 dif
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by leononame 2y ago
It's a made up example to clarify whether I understand potential congestion scenarios and limitations correctly, not my actual situation. If I had a server with 100 cores to serve 100 connections, but each query took only 5ms, SQLite m
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by leononame 2y ago
Thanks for your answer. For 1, what is a good n? More than NUM_CPU probably does not make sense, right? But would I want to keep it lower? Also, you dispatch transactions in your queue? You define your whole workload upfront, send it to the
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by leononame 2y ago
Thanks for the interesting article. Lots of things seem to happen in SQLite land at the moment and I appreciate that the SQLite team documents their quirks so openly, it gives great confidence. Since I don't know where else to ask, may
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by leononame 2y ago
They might or might not be a net positive. I think it's more complicate. It's not just money, but also where the money is going and what it is achieving. E.g. a lot of wealthy foreigners will increase the rent, prices for restaura
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by leononame 2y ago
Afaik, Lena herself said she'd like her image to stop being used as a test image. And IEEE already retired its use. Even if you think it's woke, there's good reason to respect the model's wish
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by leononame 2y ago
Sounds Line they're trying to get into vapes or some other alternatives to smoking. If I had to take a wild guess, it's not because they "should", as they put it, but because they've seen the writing on the wall. Sm
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Nvidia set to face French antitrust charges(reuters.com)
1 points by leononame 2y ago|0 comments
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by leononame 2y ago
alias: leononame Interests: politics, literature, music, film and to some degree art (would love to be in touch with someone who's interested in painting and can make me understand it better) and programming I love cooking as well and
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by leononame 2y ago
Barcelona the metropolitan area has around 3.5 million IIRC. It's the province has 5.3M. The 15k new properties were only built in Barcelona? How many were built in the metropolis area? It's obvious that more housing is needed, bu
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by leononame 2y ago
Great read! Can anyone here recommend a good resource for learning Haskell that's in the style of "Text-Mode Games as First Haskell Projects"? Haskell has been on my radar since forever, and I've got some FP concepts int

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