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mamcx
5y ago
> I spent about the past month learning rust This is a red flag for your complains: Is VERY likely you believe Rust is wrong, when the fact the problem is that your code is not good. I know this, my first 3 months starting Rust were
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mamcx
5y ago
Irony: "People on HN complain about using of Paint, a terrible software for the Job" What that people use? - Vim - Emacs - C - Pico - Shell (and here stuff like grep...) - ... (fill here your grudges, I not judge you) "And pe
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mamcx
5y ago
Too much cynics here. And from people that MUST know better, to bot. You can do it this way: - Invest that in make some software. - That software sell very well. Software is likely the easiest to pull. Also: - Invest that in win a big contr
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5y ago
Agree. The "only" major problem is this space is that you need to be "connected" in ways that the most anonymous mass-market products not. Also, is easier to get into nasty competition, corruption and all that stuff. Is
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mamcx
5y ago
You miss relational! (That is the hill I'm)
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mamcx
5y ago
That is what I thought before. But what this library and some others are aiming for is the NEXT level of parsing difficulty: Parsers that work AND also provide high-fidelity output for SEVERAL consumers (IDE, editors, linters, ...) AND prov
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5y ago
I find weird how is always assumed the popular movies or shows are "for stupid" and "bland". What has happened recently? Is that "popular" movies/shows ARE much better and in MORE quantity than before. Jus
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5y ago
> Advice to port it to another language when they don’t understand what it is doing in the original language seems like a recipe for failure to me. That depends. I make in my career A LOT of ports from OLD -> NEW. In the very short te
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5y ago
Ok, internal is the server and external is the dev machine?
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mamcx
5y ago
Well, this is what I have believed, but I can't make work wireguard for my setup: https://serverfault.com/questions/1098093/how-setup-wireguar... The combination of wireguard + firewalls and the complexity of
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mamcx
5y ago
I make several porting projects, regularly as my job in this decades (including learning new language along it), so some tips, adjusting for the fact this is C (auch!): - Learn well a modern lang (Rust, Zig, Modern C?, ... lets call it the
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mamcx
5y ago
The UI controls is something I like to see. And possible support for mobile?
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5y ago
The other niche where this kind of thing happens: ERP/eCommerce applications. And at least from my POV, is where it ACTUALLY need it, not just is fun.
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mamcx
5y ago
A simple one: Instead of everyone do a little of everything every day: I do all food and cleansing today, and you tomorrow. The "day off" (days off if wanna doit in blocks) is the reward!
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5y ago
Right here, the #1 mistake on the whole idea: > Why is it so? An old adage tells us “A picture is worth a thousand words” and intuitively we know that text is clearly not the best way to represent everything. All those bright minds worki
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mamcx
5y ago
I use https://obsidian.md now and is nicer than expected. I publish with https://www.getzola.org/ for online stuff.
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mamcx
5y ago
> maybe they just don't understand the questions. Questions: - Reverse a string like "hello" without using the "reverse" function of your lang, ie: manually - Do it in the lang you prefer most - I will return lat
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mamcx
5y ago
> I feel bad for people who freeze up and can’t even write a three line program on paper. I do the same kind of interview, and after figure this issue happens, also LEFT the room. Then eventually add: You can do it any language (even dif
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mamcx
5y ago
I'm building a spiritual successor of the Base/FoxPro family of languages ( https://tablam.org ) that marry ML + relational + array paradigms with a bit of imperative support. This is on Rust, and apart of the fancy buzz
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5y ago
With that I could dedicate to work in a spiritual successor of the FoxPro family of products ( https://tablam.org ). Is not as high-impact that save the earth, but I think is important to give real alternatives to the excess of &q
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5y ago
Totally, and could even be for old projects too. Is more a problem of will and commitment. The pace of Rust is increasing, and anyway for the things is not possible to change right now Rust interacting with C/C++ is less hairy than oth
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5y ago
Electron exist because multi-millon dollar companies and the BEST paying people on earth not care about users, at all. Only what is convenient and fast to do. --- Alternatives exist, since long time ago. But developers are LAZY. A LOT. That
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5y ago
Yeah, managing the DBs is the major complications on doing this. A little discrepancy in binaries are not that always problematic, but a fail on the DB is catastrophic :)
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5y ago
Any hints in how use nix with DBs? I have a semi-docker setup where I stay with the base OS + PostgreSQL and the rest is docker. But that means that upgrade the OS/DB is not that simple. I tried before dockerize PG, but still the OS ne
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mamcx
5y ago
Beware what you ask for: Browsers are becoming an OS, and ARE far more abusive with users. And that browser more likely is owned by oogle...
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5y ago
"I always read a lot of blog posts, cool stuff or techniques." There, your problem. Jump around everything shinny and Wonderfull, and jump again when something else steal the focus. --- I have not cure for this, I'm the same.
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5y ago
I understand, and I don't say Rust was first, instead, that having high-profile new langs make people interested in new langs (like nim), because it draw attention to that...
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5y ago
HN is about interesting stuff. Rust is VERY interesting: Novel memory management, low-level, great tooling, can ACTUALLY compete against C/C++ across the board, have a lot of modern stuff: ML heritage, functional idioms (but you can do
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5y ago
You have 5 major challenges: - Build a tech stack, that is limited on your skills - Deal with laws, regulation and banks - Be ready to feel the beautiful world of "everyone will try to steal money" - Been business savy to sell &am
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5y ago
Not expert, but as enthusiast I have read some about this (for https://tablam.org ). KV is truly ill-suited for this. Is very easy to see if you put the data layout: --data pk city country 1 miami USA 2
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