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by nhatcher 9mo ago
That is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for. Thanks you!
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by nhatcher 9mo ago
Yes, those are fascinating technologies. But way too big to be running in a small app in the browser.
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by nhatcher 9mo ago
I submitted that link. In all fairness the link in this post is more accurate. I'm glad to see people are interested. Let's see where all this goes.
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EU inc: a new European company structure(ec.europa.eu)
93 points by nhatcher 9mo ago|1 comments
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by nhatcher 9mo ago
Eli Bendersky's post are always insightful and interesting. I really would like to see a small language that compiles to wasm in the browser. Of course you can use things like Lua that has it's own vm also in wasm. Or Rhai with
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by nhatcher 9mo ago
Sorry! It was too beautiful not to share it. But I'm sure you can do a show HN once you think is ready.
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by nhatcher 9mo ago
Gossip tense has been discussed here: (276 points and 255 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41793485
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Kip: A programming language based on grammatical cases of Turkish(github.com)
254 points by nhatcher 9mo ago|65 comments
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by nhatcher 9mo ago
You’re the inspiration, my friend.
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by nhatcher 9mo ago
Sure :) https://www.nhatcher.com/
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by nhatcher 9mo ago
Those happen. Best wishes for 2026
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by nhatcher 9mo ago
Happy new year from Indore, India https://app.ironcalc.com/?model=OIDKt-KaOnt-52CaU
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Update on my journey toward the Rust compiler team(old.reddit.com)
2 points by nhatcher 10mo ago|1 comments
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
Some heartfelt comments on that thread. Also interesting his first blog post: https://kivooeo.github.io/blog/first/
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
Great book. Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35492307 (387 points, 166 comments)
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
Physics, of course. Well, at least that is what I was doing before. If not that teaching. Math, physics, programming. I could teach any of that I guess
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
Damn... So good. Thank you! https://hn-wrapped.kadoa.com/nhatcher (Kind of embarrassing TBH)
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
I assume they meant 1.e+00 That is what Schubfach does
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
No, not really.
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
So if I use: #include "zmij.h" #include <stdio.h> int main() { char buf[zmij::buffer_size]; zmij::dtoa(1.0, buf); puts(buf); } I get `g++ zmij.cc test.c -o test && .&#x2F
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
Quick question, if you are still around :). I have been doing some tests. Is it correct to assume that it converts 1.0 to "0.000000000000001e+15". Is there a test suite it is passing?
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
Oh wow, I would love to see that if you can share it :)
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
Yes, Dani the designer involved in the project, keeps saying that. There are two things that stops me from doing that: * It would make the landing page a bit heavier * I would need to synchronize deployments somehow But I guess I should do
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
This blows my mind TBH. I used to say a few years back that Ryu is my favorite modern algorithm but it felt so complicated. Your C implentation almost feels... simple! Congratulations, can't wait to have some time to study this further
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
I was hesitant to add my own but I think you might find it interesting as we make money not from clients but from grants. We have IronCalc[1]. We don't make money from customers as we don't have a finalized product yet. But we hav
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
If folks find this interesting, maybe also mosh[1] is for you. Different trade offs. [1]: https://mosh.org/
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
I still need to update the UI to reflect the changes of the locale and language, but that should be the easy part.
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
I'm in crunch mode doing the internationalization and localization of my spreadsheet engine. This is a rabbit hole and a nightmare in Excel, so a big opportunity for us to get this right. This is the PR: https://github.com&#
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An open-source, cross-platform Git client(github.com)
3 points by nhatcher 10mo ago|0 comments
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by nhatcher 10mo ago
No, I don't think LibreOffice is the answer. And I am with you here, I would love to be wrong. One issue is that it doesn't really work well online. The folks from Collabora[1] have done an amazing job at wrapping LibreOffice for

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