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by manx 2y ago
Looks great! How is the migration story when schema changes are needed? How do you deal with old clients?
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by manx 2y ago
https://www.arcolinux.info/ might be interesting to you
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Ask HN: Which movies did you watch multiple times?
77 points by manx 2y ago|190 comments
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by manx 2y ago
This article reads like Elon became a victim of a filler bubble on his own platform without realizing it. nobody really sees their own filter bubble.
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Keratin AuthN(keratin.github.io)
1 points by manx 2y ago|0 comments
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by manx 2y ago
So many stakeholders with different incentives: advertisers, facebook, regular users, paid content creators, ... How could we design incentives which produce a positive outcome for everyone?
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by manx 2y ago
The question now becomes: how to classify useful content. I doubt that's possible without downvotes and some more advanced algorithms than majority voting. Right now, those systems are full of probably unintended feedback loops.
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by manx 2y ago
What is your setup?
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by manx 2y ago
There should be a version for the terminal which looks like logs.
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by manx 2y ago
neovide is a nvim gui that feels good
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by manx 2y ago
Do you mind sharing a photo?
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by manx 2y ago
It would be interesting if these constraints could be extended to give even more guarantees, like type safety. Such constraints probably need some kind of backtracking.
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by manx 2y ago
Or the almost 200 other tools and experiments: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wQShF0J3lGmIFACTvt5F... It's a difficult but important problem to solve and we need more people in this space.
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by manx 2y ago
The book "Guns Germs and Steel" has some good answers to that question.
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Borgo is a statically typed language that compiles to Go(github.com)
666 points by manx 2y ago|545 comments
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by manx 2y ago
I'm wondering if one could write this bytecode directly (or with a higher level imperative language) instead of SQL. Often, the programmer knows exactly which index lookups need to happen in a loop, while it seems like a burden to expr
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by manx 2y ago
Have a look at Scala.
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by manx 2y ago
This is next level. Have you heard of Rama by Redplanetlabs?
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by manx 2y ago
I like the main idea behind it. Instead of arbitrary people registering and selling domain names in a first-wins manner, there is a collaborative/consensus process behind it, to decide which word should point to which website. I think
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by manx 3y ago
Earthly solves this really well: https://earthly.dev They rethink Dockerfiles with really good caching support.
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by manx 3y ago
Which languages?
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by manx 3y ago
Sounds like we need tools to easily inline only the used parts of a library into your project. Does anything like that already exist?
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by manx 3y ago
You can just use git directly, no symlinking required. The home folder doesn't become a git repo itself, the dotfiles are just a checkout from a bare repo: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/dotfiles
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The email messenger – Delta Chat(delta.chat)
1 points by manx 3y ago|0 comments
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The Cell Programming Language(cell-lang.net)
132 points by manx 3y ago|31 comments
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by manx 3y ago
What is 'We begin bombing in five minutes'?
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by manx 3y ago
How would AI be beneficial in your opinion?
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in Rust, ordinary vectors are values · baby steps(smallcultfollowing.com)
1 points by manx 3y ago|0 comments
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by manx 3y ago
For spoken language corpuses, movie/tvshow subtitles are a good choice.
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by manx 3y ago
Often it's just things that make your life as a developer easier.

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