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by linkdd 3y ago
One of the goals of making an API is to be able to implement multiple frontends on top of it. In Next.JS server side, whether you query a database or a remote API with `fetch`, there are not much differences. And you'd still want Serve
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Tell HN: Future's Consul's fork should be named Openigiri
2 points by linkdd 3y ago|0 comments
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Portable Executables (2020)(justine.lol)
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by linkdd 3y ago
It's not a "standard" library though... It's a nice "toolbox", but definitely not "standard" (word which has a very specific definition).
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Nobuild: Header only library for writing build recipes in C(github.com)
6 points by linkdd 3y ago|1 comments
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by linkdd 3y ago
Self promotion moment: If you enjoy the Result/Either type and API in Rust, I made this project just for this: https://github.com/linkdd/rustic_result I also made https://github.com/linkdd/rus
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by linkdd 3y ago
Can you even call it a party then? /jk
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by linkdd 3y ago
Missed pun: broke-le-build.jar
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by linkdd 3y ago
All repositories are currently 404. Someone decided to deploy on a Friday, rookie mistake :)
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Ydkts: Fixing TypeScript's type-safety with Nominal types(10xtech.io)
2 points by linkdd 3y ago|0 comments
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by linkdd 3y ago
I'm not saying that static typing has no value, it certainly does. But rejecting all dynamically typed language is a poor shortcut to take. Python, Ruby, Javascript, and others have a lot of success stories.
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by linkdd 3y ago
> No amount of mypy, pydantic, pyright, ruff, black, can convert python into a production language. Ah yes, because Python was never used in production ever, not at Google, not at Dropbox, not ever. The "static typing above all else
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The Design Principles of the Elixir Type System(arxiv.org)
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by linkdd 3y ago
That's fair, but if we consider the amount of game dev studio that have the resources (time and money) to do that, versus the amount of indie game devs and small studio who do not, I'm not sure that it's fair to say "you
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by linkdd 3y ago
If my business is making games, I don't want to fix/modify/add things to a game engine. You do need to innovate on the foundation if you plan to maintain your game long term: new consoles support, new hardware support, obsole
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by linkdd 3y ago
More anecdotal examples of "survivor's bias" do not dismiss the initial argument.
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by linkdd 3y ago
MariaDB, OpenTofu, etc... Those are the exceptions. Forking is easy. Maintaining a fork, keeping the quality and innovation alive, and the community involved is hard. There are many more failed forks than successful forks. So saying "y
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by linkdd 3y ago
Something like this should do the trick: rm/%.html: @rm -f source/%.html build/%.html Run with: $ make rm/page.html
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Show HN: I made my own noise function(david-delassus.medium.com)
2 points by linkdd 3y ago|1 comments
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TypeScript Shell Out library, to simplify writing and composing shell commands(github.com)
1 points by linkdd 3y ago|0 comments
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by linkdd 3y ago
> a double-bacon cheeseburger with extra sauce is bad for your heart. What about my home-made cheeseburger with real cheese (not american cheddar), a 180g steak of locally sourced beef meat, pickle, tomato, salad, onions, all fresh and l
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by linkdd 3y ago
Text, images, all kinds of documents people use (maybe wrongly) Git for. But Github is storing billions of those documents in millions of repositories with millions of users, all using bandwidth, CPU, RAM, hard drives, and they trust them t
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by linkdd 3y ago
Github existed long before they were bought out by Microsoft. A company is run by people, with different opinions, when new people get in charge, the company changes as well. Microsoft is not hostile towards Linux and OSS and embraced it, d
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by linkdd 3y ago
Imagine a programming language with the YAML syntax. You get modern CI/CD. Though, Gitlab CI is less powerful than Github Actions. With Gitlab CI, you can only have one pipeline per repository, and you have to play with conditional inc
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by linkdd 3y ago
I wonder what will happen when all those OSS forges ran by non-profit organizations will crumble under the load. In the end, only for-profit businesses remain in the race, Gitlab, Github, Bitbucket, ...
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Rrust: A Reversible Embedded Language(blog.erk.dev)
3 points by linkdd 3y ago|0 comments
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by linkdd 3y ago
Better ask MULTIVAC.
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by linkdd 3y ago
When talking about a business doing business, the concept of "evil" is non-sensical. A business will do everything to stay profitable. That is the purpose of a business. Any alternative to Reddit that gain some popularity is doome
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by linkdd 3y ago
How is `node_modules` different from `/path/to/venv/lib/python3.X/site-packages` ? Are PyPI, cargo, Maven, etc... all immune to supply chain attacks?
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by linkdd 3y ago
Is the fact that there are multiple package managers for the same package fornat/spec the reason why people say it's a mess? Genuine question: How is PyPI different from NPM, Maven, crates.io, etc..? Why "Python packaging is

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