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by meitros 4y ago
Quill tried to solve this, but they eventually got acquired https://web.archive.org/web/20220122150126/https://quill.cha...
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by meitros 5y ago
https://dreamsongs.com/Files/PatternsOfSoftware.pdf is a great read that cites Alexander's work and talks about how that influenced OO design. Very accessible too
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by meitros 5y ago
I would take a look at vue and see what you think. It should be simpler and feel more familiar, and it’s been around long enough that folks have made complex frontends with end. (I spend all day in react and like it, but understand people’s
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by meitros 5y ago
One thing I never understood is that if results in mice so often don’t carry over to humans, what about the opposite - treatments that might work for people but are discarded because they don’t work well with mice.
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by meitros 5y ago
There's this classic article on someone's quest to make a toaster from scratch https://gizmodo.com/one-mans-nearly-impossible-quest-to-make... .
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by meitros 5y ago
This happened with another Twitter acquisition Smyte, where in that case they shut down the api immediately [1]. It seems like it’s some property of Twitter’s acquisition process? [1] https://techcrunch.com/2018/06&#x2F
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by meitros 5y ago
It's hard to absorb the slides without being able to experience the talk in person, but the talk itself seems so dense that even attending it live seems like it would be challenging to really grok everything. Hopefully a video of this
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by meitros 5y ago
I understand what the article is saying but there’s still a something I’m missing. All I want (for my admittedly simple service) is to be able to send multiple api calls or database calls in parallel rather than one at a time to reduce over
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by meitros 5y ago
I built something very similar with straight flask templates paired with bootstrap 5 and htmx (very similar to unpoly.) I think it’s an especially great way to build an internal tools framework, since you get the approachability of python a
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by meitros 5y ago
I guess it would be too small to translate well, but wow that aesthetic would be remarkable for a game
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by meitros 5y ago
https://shiftnudge.com/ is very good, but unfortunately doesn’t open for enrollment for a few more months
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by meitros 6y ago
I would suggest looking for interesting videos and twitch streams that let you watch more experienced coders live-code. Not video courses where you're trying to learn a curriculum, but live-coding streams is a way to watch the process
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by meitros 6y ago
Richard Gabriel has a really interesting and more nuanced book about this that I read early in my career https://www.dreamsongs.com/Files/PatternsOfSoftware.pdf
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by meitros 6y ago
Interesting...no slack blog post about it. Just a report of the salesforce news article
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by meitros 6y ago
This is reminding me of a couple of old tile-based RPGs from the 90s - Realmz and Exile 2/3 - that both did multitile creatures. I do think that there was a bit of a lull between then and the more recent resurgence of (tile-based) rogu