minxomat

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   by minxomat 7y ago

   I build Lua programs in prod. I use fennel or moonscript as the frontend, and everything runs on openresty (cli tools using resty and servers using the full stack). Parallelism is enabled by a data flow architecture on top on nginx workers
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   by minxomat 7y ago

   Important recent development in tree sitter was the new query language. Like TextMate or Sublime Grammars, ts in atom did use CSS selectors, but now it has a much more powerful s-expression query language which is useful for more than just
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   by minxomat 7y ago

   I really don't think it's inspired by Parinfer. It's likely based on the theory of structural editing and AST projections first popularized by JetBrains' CEO and available for experimentation in the open source project M
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   by minxomat 7y ago

   It might show info only in some modes. E.g. I only got bitrate tests with the 60FPS test screen, but not any other.
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   by minxomat 7y ago

   The TempleOS version of Mal includes the optional GC. It's written in HolyC and might be one of the few semi serious programs written for the OS.
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   by minxomat 7y ago

   It's going to be oracle v Google all over again.
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   by minxomat 7y ago

   I'm using yourketo.diet for that.
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   by minxomat 7y ago

   Well I guess I'm just hooked on jq. Functional pipelines with named blocks you can recall. Here's a recent script I wrote: https://gist.github.com/turbo/36e87947a56cfaacec9d0356b3e521... I'm mad that I d
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   by minxomat 7y ago

   > Do engineers at Intel, AMD, and Nvidia manually lay out each feature in their chip designs? If not, what workflow tools have they developed internally? Could those tools, or similar, be used for smaller scale circuit design? The answer
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    I'm also exploring that avenue, but with Haxe, which also support xml literals, macros and pattern matching, but can target any language.
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    I actually spent the last week looking for something like XPath done right, because I'm doing a lot of xml based tree processing. I resigned to implementing something on top of the generative xpath VM, but CDuce looks amazing! How diff
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    Depending on the version, source safe should work in wine. I'm able to run the version included in VS6.
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    I did something similar back when NaCl wasn't dead, by running the full qemu (bellards other project) in Chrome. Here's a Screencast (8MB) of it booting Kolibri OS. Needless to say it was slow, but that's mainly down to not h
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    I was reminded of that when I saw people using a crude contraption inside a helmet to project different faces onto their own in order to evade facial recognition.
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    Squid Proxy 0day Discovered, Is Ignored by Vendor(twitter.com)

    4 points by minxomat 7y ago|0 comments
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    Administrative Purgatory(daniel.haxx.se)

    1 points by minxomat 7y ago|0 comments
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    And more from Adobe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3l4XLZ59iw and an unnamed start-up a while back: http://web.archive.org/web/20190803012012/https://instaud.io...
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    Weird example since Siri is based on one real woman's voice. Maybe one of the WaveNet "personalities" might be a better example.
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    Sure it does. php -S localhost:8080 It's that easy. For both node and PHP (and any other server), you will end up with more plumbing in production anyway. For example, having a load balancer, cache or other ingress in front of
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    This is literal, low effort advertising.
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    All these ideas have been implemented in JetBrains MPS. Terms to look up are structural/projectional editing and language workbenches. Here's a concise demo (although you should read the original paper and the documentation to rea
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    404 on all GitHub links
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    Isn't there even a comment from Linus (could have been someone else) saying that he does exactly that and if that doesn't work gives up on the software?
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    It's been 3 years since Adobe first showed off their voice impression and editing feature (unreleased): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3l4XLZ59iw Though this is very impressive, it seems to take longer and longer to
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    Haxe: ML-Style Parse Tree Evaluation(code.haxe.org)

    1 points by minxomat 7y ago|0 comments
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    Git can already do that with subtree, no other tools needed.
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    Try telling a kid you're older than Google.
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    Oh yes, that's my opinion. They are biased because they see only the defects, I'm biased because it works well enough for me (and many people I have spoken to about this who run MacOS) on MacOS. Add to that the implicit assumption
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    Thanks for that info. If the OS is pleasent otherwise, I'll switch immediately from elementary OS. Their position on fractional scaling is: - it's bad because pixel perfectness! - you're wrong for wanting it - we don't c
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    by minxomat 7y ago

    One instance where the (otherwise insultingly bad) Mitchen translation of Tao Te Ching makes sense: > The slow overcomes the fast. > Let your workings remain a mystery. > Just show people the results. 36 ( https://terebes