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by matijash 4y ago
Might be! Although a still bit hard to imagine someone "accidentally" buying this exact domain and then deploying the content.
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by matijash 4y ago
we also thought that at first but we checked (there's only 5 of us) and it wasn't!
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Someone bought a similar domain and copied all of the content – wdyd?
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We got 1k gh stars for a programming language(wasp-lang.dev)
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How Wasp-lang reached 1000 stars on GitHub (detailed stats and timeline)(wasp-lang.dev)
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Lofi.cafe – LoFi coding music with pixelized background and no ads(lofi.cafe)
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Wasp (YC W21) is hiring eng to work on DSL for making web apps (compiler, webdev)
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Anatomy of Arcade High Score Tables(arcadeblogger.com)
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How much equity to give to employees (seed) – a curated collection of advice(notion.so)
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by matijash 4y ago
Wasp-lang ( https://wasp-lang.dev/ ) | Founding Engineer | Full-Time | Remote [GMT - 5, GMT + 3] At Wasp, we are building a compiled, stack-agnostic DSL for implementing full stack web-apps, that interops with the existing st
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by matijash 4y ago
awesome insights, thank you!
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by matijash 4y ago
Thank you for sharing this, I love it. I love how you are having fun and don't care about what will come out of it. Better than playing any game IMO :).
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How to Write Unmaintainable Code (Roedy Green)(mindprod.com)
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by matijash 4y ago
I'm working on a platformer game for fun (will present it at my wedding actually and make a little competition) and in the process, I came across this article - really amazed to see how much there is to it, and what makes our favorite
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Scroll Back: The Theory and Practice of Cameras in Side-Scrollers(gamedeveloper.com)
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Ergonomic Tips from Over-Full-Time Programmer(yoyo-code.com)
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by matijash 4y ago
Our compiler stack is in Haskell so we initially started with Parsec (parser combinator library) and then eventually switched to Happy (parser generator that Haskell uses itself) since at first we didn't have a formal grammar defined s
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by matijash 4y ago
yep that would be really interesting! If e.g. the target generated code was some language with high type safety or a DSL whose compilation already guarantees certain properties.
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by matijash 4y ago
Haha you should have seen the first draft! Still appreciate the feedback
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by matijash 4y ago
This is an interesting thought. Kinda analogous to when you e.g. change your C++ code and the new assembly code is generated. If there was high-level intent (e.g. something like spec language) that was preserved and versioned, that might be
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ML code generation vs. coding by hand: what we think programming will look like(wasp-lang.dev)
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by matijash 4y ago
I agree, this is becoming really confusing! And then also "center-stack" which I heard somewhere recently re one of the frontend frameworks. When I hear of a full-stack framework (in a modern setting), I think of stuff like Meteor
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by matijash 4y ago
This is really cool! I've been looking for something like for a while - my learning path was through LYAH and Real-World Haskell (also tried Haskell from the first principles but a bit too extensive IMO). I think this would fit in perf
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Wasp (YC W21) Is Hiring a DevRel
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by matijash 5y ago
Wow, this thread really exploded! My 2 cents on Haskell, since we're building https://wasp-lang.dev/ in it and also just hired several founding engineers: - we're sticking with the "Boring Haskell" manif
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by matijash 5y ago
This resonates a lot! I've always considered myself a general software engineer (mostly doing algorithms and ML in uni), but then moved to industry and for every project needed to get into web. Over last 10 years I went through php, Ja
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Concise Vim Cheat Sheet(cheatography.com)
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by matijash 5y ago
There is a lot of variance in how much time it takes for a startup to raise - some are already done before Demo Day, and some take a couple of months or they postpone it for later. Although it looks like a waste of time from the distance, s
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by matijash 5y ago
Re going back to school - def a good way to make friends and build long-term relationships. But I have also seen a lot od co-founders that used to work together. I guess it is all harder in a remote setting, maybe that is the main factor.
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by matijash 5y ago
YC's Startup School has a service for this: https://www.ycombinator.com/cofounder-matching , but I haven't tried it. There is also a program called Entrepreneur First ( https://www.joinef.com/ ) whic

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