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by mjaniczek 5y ago
I remember hearing Mordrax speak about the upgrade, quite herculean! At our company it was much less drastic. At the time we had about 35kloc of Elm and it took me one evening of Vim macro frenzy. The trickiest things we encountered were an
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
I use ports to write to the filesystem. There is a small amount of JS that initializes Elm, which runs in Node and has the ability to write to the filesystem. Of course if you'll be running elm-in-elm in the browser, you won't be
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
I've briefly looked at LLVM and how to interface with it but back then I didn't find much else than some C++ Builder API. I'd hope for some textual format that I could give to LLVM as an input. I assume it exists and that I&#
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
The #jobs section on the Elm Slack is quite alive. Can't speak for the community as whole, but there is at least some demand: the company I'm working for is actively hiring Elm devs for at least two teams at this moment :)
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
As pd-andy says, it's not finished yet, but yes you're right, that's one of the things it will enable: interpreting Elm code from within Elm - an eval function of sorts.
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
One thing to note is that writing the compiler in Elm instead of just compiling the Haskell compiler to JS allows us to expose bits of the compiler as an Elm library. I mean, being able to bootstrap is nice and nerdy and so on, but I believ
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
Hello! Author here. Didn't expect to land on HN before the compiler is actually useful - Oto, you'll pay for this! :) Feel free to ask me anything about the project, although bear with me - I'm learning compilers/... on
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
I wonder how does that work. Why can you use the 5 flies you found to divide the total sample size? It's kind of giving you an invariant number: * 100 flies -> 5 flies (5%), 100 / 0,05 = 2000 * 80 flies -> 4 flies (5%), 80 &
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
I was in this situation: the (remote) company paid based on location, but also they paid about 2-3x as much as top companies from my country, and definitely 3-4x as much as what I earned in the previous job (local company). Just want to say
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
Hello HN! This is a screencast series I'm currently in the process of recording. The goal is to illuminate how PBT libraries are written, and to share the idea of integrated shrinking (which is not as well known as perhaps it would des
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Show HN: Writing a property-based testing library from scratch(youtube.com)
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
You could consider Pandas / numpy an array language, even though it's really a library for Python. The exposed API is IMHO what's important.
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
Have you had bad experience with hiring for Elm? As written in different comment my Elm hiring experience was stellar, but now I wonder if it might be because we're fully remote team (not, say, Czech company hiring only Czechs from a r
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
I have used Elm with Electron (without any starting template, sorry) for a presentation software ( https://lyricslides.com ) and it was fine. You set up a few ports and let Elm be the brain while Electron does the side-effecty stu
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
Sure thing! Here is an Imgur album with screenshots of some of the apps: https://imgur.com/a/GCxSrr1
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
BINGO!1! ...Eh, sorry. There's a few types of comments that pop up in every Elm HN discussion :)
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
Disclaimer: I'm now fully in the Elm and strong static typing camp, so... I'm biased. My anecdote is that I wrote a backend Slack bot in Clojure (not ClojureScript) - the experience was great when writing it. But three months late
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
I can confirm the sentiments from Humio's blogpost. I am leading a frontend team at GWI creating the platform: https://www.globalwebindex.com/platform Complex UIs are a breeze in Elm. We have 140k lines of code of Elm
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by mjaniczek 5y ago
Sounds like the codebase would benefit from http://blog.jenkster.com/2016/06/how-elm-slays-a-ui-antipatt... which is what we use all over the place in our production Elm app and I can't praise it enough.
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by mjaniczek 6y ago
Very cool! I am particularly intrigued by the "full-colour" bitmap font approach you took. (I'm trying to get a Fallout 2 font into my F2-inspired browser game, and so far I've managed to get PNG-in-SVG-in-OT working in
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by mjaniczek 6y ago
function grab-screen-lossless { ffmpeg -an -f x11grab -video_size 1920x1080 -framerate 60 -i :0.0 -c:v h264_nvenc -preset llhq -tune zerolatency -crf 0 -qp 0 "${1}" } function grab-screen { ffmpeg -an -f x11gra
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by mjaniczek 6y ago
As somebody born after 1993 (thus into Czech Republic, not Czechoslovakia) who (thankfully?) didn't experience that period, thanks for the writeup.
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by mjaniczek 6y ago
Actual content is nice! But the ToC ain't it, chief :) https://i.imgur.com/SRftzxv.png
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by mjaniczek 6y ago
This is exciting! As a person that has begun writing my own JIRA client (frustrated with JIRA Cloud performance compared to JIRA Server and frankly anything else), I welcome this alternative :) One little nitpick: something about the video
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by mjaniczek 6y ago
Couldn't help but think of Glamorous Toolkit: https://gtoolkit.com/
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by mjaniczek 6y ago
You don't need to use the advanced features of Haskell to be productive with Haskell. On my latest project I'm writing Haskell in a largely Elm style, and it's glorious.
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by mjaniczek 6y ago
Something like `seq 5 10`?
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by mjaniczek 6y ago
Still ready for production.
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by mjaniczek 6y ago
JIRA Cloud is very slow (we moved from JIRA Server not that long ago). There is about a 5-10 second pause between seeing (server-rendered? I'm unsure) data for an issue and the page actually becoming interactive (ie. me being able to c
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by mjaniczek 7y ago
I noticed the README had a nice ASCII-ART touch, and briefly thought about converting my .md READMEs back to extensionless plaintext files :)

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