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VueJS and Gleam (Experimental)(github.com)
2 points by linkdd 2y ago|0 comments
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by linkdd 2y ago
The account thing is really a no go for me. My inbox is already full enough as it is :P For scanning, I use OpenFoodFacts, it's a collaborative/opensource project: https://github.com/openfoodfacts
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by linkdd 2y ago
Thanks for the links, I'll check them out. The Jupyter Notebook idea is actually quite nice, I might do that as well. I have an app called OpenFoodFacts that allow me to scan the barcode of the food I buy to check for many things, incl
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Ask HN: Any calory-tracking app without the need for an account?
3 points by linkdd 2y ago|8 comments
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by linkdd 2y ago
Yes, njs. My dumb mind expanded the "n" to "node".
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by linkdd 2y ago
IIRC, Lua in Nginx is deprecated in favor of the NodeJS module. I see more and more Nginx extensions written in JS, for SAML authentication, HTTP ACME challenge, etc...
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Explaining C Pointers until I go insane [video](youtube.com)
1 points by linkdd 2y ago|1 comments
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by linkdd 2y ago
There is https://pyinfra.com/ As a sidenote, I also made a small experiment a while ago : https://github.com/linkdd/tricorder/ But it's a bit of a chicken-and-egg problem. Without users, I do
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Show HN: DocEaser – Interactive documentation with Markdown and Htmx made easier(github.com)
3 points by linkdd 2y ago|0 comments
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by linkdd 3y ago
Which is good for 100% of my use cases, since I don't deal with real time systems, or performance intensive applications, or memory/allocation constrained environments. No need to use the bazooka to kill an ant.
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by linkdd 3y ago
Which my library propose with the very simple concept `as_string_trait` that requires the presence of a method `std::string as_string() const`. It's good enough for 100% of my use cases.
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by linkdd 3y ago
debug/info/warn/error methods are coming. For the latter, since I use a pack expansion ( `...` ) of `field<T>`, maybe it is already possible to omit the type name. I shall put that in a test case and update the README :
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by linkdd 3y ago
How is it dated? That's how the Python logging library works, that's how Go's `slog` package works, that's how most of Rust's structured logging crates works. I guess the definition of "effortless" varies
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by linkdd 3y ago
> Most libraries focus on silly things like formatting and filtering which are all trivial problems. I wanted to print structured data on stdout, without any fuss. All the other libraries that try to tackle the non trivial problems you m
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by linkdd 3y ago
Here are a few reasons: - boredom - DIY - fun - practicing concepts, type traits, if constexprs, ... - spdlog has too many features, I just need one - why not?
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by linkdd 3y ago
Agree, but I don't have enough experience yet with modules (I find them confusing). Maybe for later, PRs are welcome :)
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by linkdd 3y ago
I'm using `std::function` and `std::vector` in the implementation, which allocates. I haven't written any benchmark, but I assume this would be the bottleneck. I made this tool for a small CLI utility not concerned about performan
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Show HN: Logfmtxx – Header only C++23 structured logging library using logfmt(github.com)
24 points by linkdd 3y ago|42 comments
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by linkdd 3y ago
> a computer system generally as smart and capable as a median human This implies: 1. a median human is somehow smart 2. a system that behaves like a human is desirable For (1), I think it's highly debatable regarding the a
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Regex and Chess Combined – An Outrageous Solution to Find If a King Is in Check [video](youtube.com)
3 points by linkdd 3y ago|0 comments
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by linkdd 3y ago
March 08, 2024. News from the future? Who cares about causality?
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by linkdd 3y ago
Author here, I just posted a link to an article mentioning this project --> https://david-delassus.medium.com/writing-python-like-its-el... (friend link to bypass paywall, HN seems to remove the auth token). Ask me anyth
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Writing Python like it's Elixir (or Erlang)(david-delassus.medium.com)
3 points by linkdd 3y ago|0 comments
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by linkdd 3y ago
FYI: HN seems to remove the query string, which contained an auth token to bypass the paywall, so here you go, full link: https://david-delassus.medium.com/letlang-specification-fina...
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by linkdd 3y ago
For Django projects, I made a gist as a template of what I use: https://gist.github.com/linkdd/4aac2c2efc4a51af6ca4b05f395de... In there, you'll find the settings.py split by environment (like you would have in th
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by linkdd 3y ago
I don't know about pipfile.lock nor pip-compile, once I tested poetry I stuck to it without rethinking it (because I have better things to do than test all the package managers out there). But the poetry.lock contains hashes as well.
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by linkdd 3y ago
Of this specific solution yes, of the "ecosystem" no. This has been solved by many other solutions (pipenv, poetry, pdm, etc...).
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Show HN: Letlang, written in Rust, targeting Rust, now has a specification(david-delassus.medium.com)
8 points by linkdd 3y ago|1 comments
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by linkdd 3y ago
Chaotic means "small change in initial conditions lead to big changes in long term behavior". Best examples of this are double pendulums. It is still fully deterministic.
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by linkdd 3y ago
The video is already 1 day old. Where is the DOOM port?

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