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by mjaniczek 2y ago
I've made a benchmark of Bend running a simple counter program on CPU vs GPU, vs Haskell,Node,Python,C that I plan to write a blogpost about, probably this Sunday: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1V_DZP
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by mjaniczek 2y ago
I've made a benchmark of the current version of Bend running a simple counter program on CPU vs GPU, vs Haskell,Node,Python,C: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1V_DZPpc7_BP3bmOR8Ees... It's magical
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by mjaniczek 3y ago
> life changing Yeah, seeing ~300 datapoints a day instead of 4 while pricking your fingers is amazing QoL improvement. Dead serious.
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by mjaniczek 3y ago
Now I wonder what's the typing lag of 10xeditor, compared to Zed...
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by mjaniczek 3y ago
What camera - the hole in the paper/...? There's no active electronics here, also no timekeeping ("once per day")
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by mjaniczek 3y ago
I think the approach was chosen partly for its lack of moving/digital/energy-needing parts.
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by mjaniczek 3y ago
NewPipe would be absolutely awesome, if only it didn't crash five times a day with a focus-stealing crash report window.
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by mjaniczek 3y ago
I'd love for this to also allow for shades of gray (the Fallout 1/2 bitmap font is antialiased). It would likely mean harder OTF exporting process for you though. Color fonts are still not supported everywhere, my last attempt end
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by mjaniczek 3y ago
Did you mean 1200 MB? That would make sense wrt. 2x CD capacity.
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by mjaniczek 3y ago
Can you please list which of these compiler bugs are _major_? There was a commonly encountered compiler bug in 0.19.0 (Map.! crash) and the 0.19.1 version was the result of fixing that. During 4 years of writing Elm full-time (close to 500k
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by mjaniczek 3y ago
Not to diss on Haskell, but to illustrate the difference: There's an entire HaskellX 2022 talk about "language extensions we use, extensions we are cautious about, extensions we never use". There are many ways to solve proble
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by mjaniczek 4y ago
How did you stream it, if I may ask? ffmpeg server and VLC/mplayer client or something similar?
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by mjaniczek 4y ago
Some Elm companies I know of are (writing new code) Permutive, Scrive, Vendr, DX, and (not sure what the current status is) GWI, Holmusk, NoRedInk, Dividat, Brilliant.
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by mjaniczek 4y ago
> Is it a safe bet? Yeah, for web apps it's a good choice if you want simple robust maintainable code. I mean, for quick throwaway scripts I'd go with JS (as a Bash replacement), but for web apps, Elm strikes a really good bala
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by mjaniczek 4y ago
Author note: The original title is "Property based testing: tale of two shrinkers", which is retroactively a bit bad title choice on my part; the title I submitted it under sums the content up better I believe. This is a talk I ga
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by mjaniczek 4y ago
I've had similar things happen to me on Safari @ macOS. Google Drive straight up not working past the "show me files for the current dir" functionality etc. Sometimes there was some weird CSP error in the console, with other
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by mjaniczek 4y ago
FWIW Evan (author of Elm) has explicitly said a fork is absolutely fine if it has a different enough name.
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by mjaniczek 4y ago
Permutive, where I work, is using Elm for its product frontend. GWI has some hundreds of thousands of lines of Elm in its flagship product as well.
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by mjaniczek 4y ago
Still alive and kicking (there are a few "is Elm dead" meme webpages at this point, all saying "no" and explaining the development model)
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by mjaniczek 4y ago
Very nice! Bookmarked. I found a small bug: `5 hours 20 minutes` will give you `5 hr 19 min 60 s`. This only happens with some numbers in the minutes slot.
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by mjaniczek 4y ago
You can't record _videos_ of a specific window though. You can only record a fixed region of the screen or the whole screen. "Capture selected window" only deals with screenshots, not with video.
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by mjaniczek 4y ago
Oh yeah, I'm going through the book also. Perhaps one mistake I made was to implement (in a very different language, to boot) while I am reading. This makes me only advance a few pages everytime I pick the book up. I think that after I
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
Mostly we depend on the CI actions (running automated tests and linters), but every PR also creates a feature branch on the testing/staging environments so anybody can run the app _as of that branch_ online. The URL schema is kind of l
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CDN usage violating GDPR according to Munich State Court(twitter.com)
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
One interesting tidbit is that Macbooks will (don't know since when) start booting up if you press any key after having shut the laptop down. That's a bummer when you want to go clean your keyboard and don't want the laptop r
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
Offtopic: > or when my WiFi router does its daily reboot. Damn, I think that might fix 99% of the issues I have with my WiFi router.
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
> Elm is fun, but I wouldn’t use it unless I could afford to hire a relatively huge team to absorb all of the additional complexity and detours that go into building an Elm app. There’s a constant promise of Elm being faster and easier t
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
This has been discussed to death, I feel. People building their apps on a discouraged "leaked" implementation detail (JS native/kernel modules) got cut off from using it. The reason for disallowing that implementation detail
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
> No mon[a|oi]ds necessary. Mon[a|oi]ds are everywhere, but in some languages you just don't know about it. Which of course lets you not have to learn those concepts knowingly, but they're still there and you still could be a b
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
Lamdera might be the best incarnation of "isomorphic" code I've had an experience with. Game logic shared in both frontend and backend (of course, backend has to validate everything as somebody could spoof the WebSocket conne

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