mamcx

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by mamcx 6y ago
One thing I wonder with GraphQL, is usefull to use for mostly server-side without routing by JS? I think could be use-full to use for the extra possibility of auto-get a lot of the client side utilities, but if I wish to handle all server s
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by mamcx 6y ago
My dream is marry relation + array + functional + bit of imperative for a programming language (building slowly at https://github.com/Tablam/TablaM ). But the ECS is one paradigm that must fit here but don't see ho
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by mamcx 7y ago
Simply, read this: https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/fppatterns/ Then: https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/rop/ Then if wanna go round: https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/series/
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by mamcx 7y ago
> how could it be changed to get better performance? Mostly, pay attention and profile to get better performance. --- For example, if you look at rust, you see that the top(actix) and the middle frameworks have some big distance. The for
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by mamcx 7y ago
I'm interested in this are (building a toy relational lang with array capabilities) and one are I have not find example is CRUD apps. How exactly a simple todo or invoice work here?
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by mamcx 7y ago
I was to talk about the SQL stuff, but I think it will be wasted as long we get blind to the fact syntax IS semantic. However this: > but the exact way they are written, not as much (as long as it is within reason) Then what is "wit
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by mamcx 7y ago
> The difference between Python, C++, Haskell, Common Lisp, Prolog, and SQL isn’t syntax Ok, let's try: Do SQL without the SQL syntax. P.D: I don't think we are that in disagreement ("The syntax just needs to be a decent e
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by mamcx 7y ago
>there are no demonstrable differences worth arguing about. That is a big claim. Is very easy to believe (I do it before, when my knowledge of programming languages was about just 3 or 4. Now is more than 12). : But is clearly false, and
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by mamcx 7y ago
>Syntax isn't unimportant #104#101#108#108#111,[Space]world![Space][Space][Tab][Space][Space][Tab][Space][Space][Space][LF] [Tab][LF][Space][Space] [Space][Space][Space][Tab][Tab][Space][Space][Tab][Space][Tab][LF] [Tab][LF][Spac
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by mamcx 7y ago
I suspect that a big part of the design of this api (and why it take time) was exactly to be as performant as possible. The compiler desugar the async/await to state machines and that is melted away by regular means. Also, the quality
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by mamcx 7y ago
> and I don't understand the relationship of Tokio and the language's async/await syntax. One of the surprising things with rust here, is that it define only the syntax and some bare traits AND ALLOW TO PLUG ANY RUNTIME. T
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by mamcx 7y ago
Yeah, but I'm talking is about generating (transpiling) code.
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by mamcx 7y ago
Is my impression or this could lead to a kind of "rust-in-time" compiler? If the idea is to have a "roslyn" kind of backend then generate on the fly rust code and run it directly is feasible? This could be wonderful!
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by mamcx 7y ago
Totally. The problem is that most mix "SQL" the QUERY language, and the RDBMS on top of it. So the problem is how "constrain" the SQL as query language so it not allow to DROP tables. So, most app will benefit from:
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by mamcx 7y ago
Is this useful for people outside USA?
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by mamcx 7y ago
Ok, I have mine: When declare a custom type with a check, the error not show the row/table that cause the problem, only that something happen: CREATE DOMAIN TEXTN AS TEXT CONSTRAINT non_empty CHECK (length(VALUE) > 0);
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by mamcx 7y ago
> As early as 2001-2002... from mysql to postgres. MySql was pretty bad in the first versions. I'm in the enterprise/erp development world, and when I look at mysql when it start to show in the radar, I can't believe the
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by mamcx 7y ago
I use http://valentina-db.com , it also have a free version and support others dbs, like sqlite and sql server.
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by mamcx 7y ago
I think this idea of "no broke compatibility"/"no rewrite" is never properly considering the presence of COST * TIME. In short time, is bad. The more time pass, is good. The cost of STUPID C/C++/JS behavi
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by mamcx 7y ago
This is great. Is possible to compile to memory alike tinycc (ie: to make a interpreter/JIT without going assembly)?
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by mamcx 7y ago
I use C# a lot before and think F# is a good alternative. I use for ERP-like app development with web backend, CLIs, mobile all done on OSX. I move now to Rust (for long term bets I made) but think F#/.NET Core is a great toolset in it
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by mamcx 7y ago
Never done before (also i pick magic numbers from the air) but probably the idea is to look at Statistics of the data distribution and pick by Pareto the upper bound that cover more? Is this data available? One simple one: How much long mus
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by mamcx 7y ago
You must also take account that people not always look at a language per by their MOST perfect domain fit. For me, and probably many I look in the rust sphere(and go and swift and F# where I also have worked), this langs are not picked beca
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by mamcx 7y ago
"Probably" and this happens. You can't rule out without use a mech key (this is true for me)
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by mamcx 7y ago
Use a mech keyboard. Probably some misses are because poor registering and not because you.
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by mamcx 7y ago
I think the premise is flawed ("Rust way is clever, ergo, problems"). BTW, I have many troubles with rust, that after more than a year are more stable ( starting with rust I could have believed what this post say): https:/&
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by mamcx 7y ago
This is solved. Thanks to all that inquiry!
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by mamcx 7y ago
If anyone is tired of getting $220k/year, i could take it!. --- I think sometimes developers have drink so hard the kool aid of changing the world and all that, and if is not happening, then get sad. But why? Maybe because I have a lon
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by mamcx 7y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Part-time | Colombia | Remote This is for help in the side to add features to some project in django/python (only need to customize the admin at the UI and very light html/js tweaks, maybe). The pay is US800&#
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by mamcx 7y ago
Thats is fine, but is surprising how many stuff you need to make a semi-complex site. Is better for a ecosystem to have the "batteries-included" framework that cover the needs of many and then specialize. Django, ROR pull a lot of

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