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by news_to_me 3y ago
I dunno, there are a few things I like highlighted that you can’t easily do with just a tokenizer, like parameters or function calls. > Auto-formatting is also easy: just don't do it. I agree with this, except that auto-closing grou
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by news_to_me 3y ago
This was a super annoying aspect of this project actually, since you basically have to write an additional parser in whatever syntax highlighting format your editor uses (sublime text in my case). The only thing I really learned is the easi
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by news_to_me 3y ago
I agree, and while I have gotten a few gentle inquiries about why one might choose this language, it’s mostly a self-criticism I’ve had. It’s one of those impulses that can drive me to achieve more than I might otherwise, but finding the ba
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by news_to_me 3y ago
To be clear, that isn’t my site, I just linked to the home-cooked app article because it resonated with me and I felt it fit the project.
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by news_to_me 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Seattle, WA/Remote Full stack Web developer with 10 years of experience. I've been doing a lot of Elixir/Phoenix lately, including LiveView and external API integrations. I've also worked in Node.js, React
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by news_to_me 3y ago
I got Netscape 1.12 working on an old Macintosh, and while it can't browse much by default, this[0] HTTP proxy makes the 'net much more accessible. I'm kind of surprised that proxies were supported so early in browsers, does
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by news_to_me 3y ago
Thanks, that means a lot! > I made an abstract programming language in 2023 This is super cool. The block editor is especially impressive.
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Show HN: Cassette, a Personal Programming Language(cassette-lang.com)
231 points by news_to_me 3y ago|71 comments
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by news_to_me 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Seattle, WA/Remote I'm Zack, a full stack Web developer with 10 years of experience. I'm proficient in Elixir, Node.js, and Python, but open to learning anything. I consider myself a generalist able to jump int
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by news_to_me 3y ago
Great, more ways for people to die.
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by news_to_me 3y ago
What kinds of projects have been the most fun for you to work on?
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by news_to_me 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Seattle/Remote I'm Zack, a full stack Web developer with experience in Elixir, Node.js, and Python. I've refactored legacy systems, created greenfield apps, and maintained large codebases. In my spare time I’m
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by news_to_me 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Seattle | Remote I'm Zack, an Elixir developer with experience developing LiveView apps, migrating legacy apps to Phoenix, and developing GIS backend apps. I also have experience in Node, React, and performance-focused n
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by news_to_me 3y ago
These bridge hand examples always format the hands by grouping suits and sorting the values. Would this impact the security of the key? I assume you’d need a randomly shuffled key to prevent leaking anything.
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by news_to_me 3y ago
Saw this the other day, but the multiple types of null kind of turned me off - e.g. `null.int`, `null.float`, `null.null`. Is there a good justification for this? Seems like a kluge in any case.
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by news_to_me 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Seattle/Remote | Full Stack I'm Zack, a full stack Web developer with experience in Node.js, Django, and Elixir. On the front-end I have experience with React/Redux and no-framework development. In my spare tim
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by news_to_me 3y ago
The Gryphel Project is awesome, and Paul’s disassembler helped me obtain a listing of the ROM for the Macintosh SE/30, which I used to debug a faulty floppy drive chip. Couldn’t have done nearly as much without his work. Hope he’s doin
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by news_to_me 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Seattle/Remote | Full Stack I'm Zack, a full stack Web developer with experience in Elixir (Phoenix), Node.js, Django, and a bit of Ruby on Rails. I have front-end experience with React/Redux and no-framework d
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by news_to_me 4y ago
What demand though? Nobody “buys” what public teachers produce - it’s a public service. It’s up to the state (and ultimately, voters) to decide what teachers make. And it’s even harder for teachers to advocate for themselves in states where
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by news_to_me 4y ago
My first “real” job after college (2013) I started at $60k. It was more than my mom, an elementary school teacher, ever made. It felt embarrassing. Teachers are at least as valuable as software developers (probably more), given their impact
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by news_to_me 4y ago
I just got a copy of Hacker's Delight, which seems to show the same sorts of tricks. I haven't read very much of it yet, but I wonder how many of these came from that book or a common source. It would be fun to read more about the
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Washington Smoke Blog(wasmoke.blogspot.com)
1 points by news_to_me 4y ago|0 comments
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by news_to_me 4y ago
I don't think it's possible to have meaningful diversity of thought without diversity of background. That spans many attributes—race, economic status, where you grew up, etc. Race is obviously an important one, given how much it c
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by news_to_me 4y ago
I wonder how an iPhone version of this video would go. It definitely makes less sense cost-wise, but I feel like Apple just tracks a lot less stuff out of the box so it would be easier to lock down.
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by news_to_me 4y ago
https://brutal.chat/
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by news_to_me 5y ago
I thought the GBA literally included the GB chip and just passed control to it though? Would be cool to see this run on the GBA still.
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by news_to_me 5y ago
They are, they’re just not mainstream medicine.
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by news_to_me 5y ago
Also known as “PDSA” in some school districts that tried to implement it some years ago. It was one of the fad management techniques school districts make their faculty do, and predictably, wasn’t very effective. Presumably the original PDC
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by news_to_me 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Seattle/Remote | Full Stack I'm Zack, a full stack Web developer with experience in Node.js, Ruby on Rails, Elixir, and Wordpress. On the front-end I have experience with React/Redux and no-framework developmen
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by news_to_me 5y ago
GIF uses LZW compression, not RLE, but your point stands that it more efficiently compresses long runs of the same color.

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