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by oDot 2y ago
This fairly easily achievable with a tool I built called Nestful https://nestful.app Nestful is built on a different but similar premise called Spontaneous Productivity: https://blog.nestful.app/p/spontaneou
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by oDot 2y ago
Very much so! I've created Vleam[0] to convert an existing vue webapp[1] and so far it's a joy. [0]: https://github.com/vleam/vleam [1]: https://blog.nestful.app/p/why-i-rewrote-nestful-i
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by oDot 2y ago
I wish Intel success in bringing much needed competition to AMD in this ironic turnaround. However, after how they fumbled previous gen's warranties, I could not bring myself to buy their products for a few good years
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by oDot 2y ago
Exactly right. Sometimes those "higher quality" things may lead to reduced quality, most commonly by reaching the uncanny valley. Interestingly that does not happen in the opposite direction. When "reducing" certain stat
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by oDot 2y ago
I spend a lot of my time researching live-action anime[0][1], and there's an important thing to learn from Japanese animators: sometimes an animation style may seem technically lacking, but visually stunning. When animator Ken Arto was
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Why I Rewrote Nestful in Gleam(blog.nestful.app)
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by oDot 2y ago
You're right about the lack of FFI-specific docs, but Gleam is such a simple language that it's very workable. I wrote Vleam[0], which allows writing Gleam inside Vue SFCs, and the experience was pretty good even without the docs.
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by oDot 2y ago
I could see why this rubs you the wrong way. I have never thought of its origins before, but I'd assume it's a short hand for "live-action anime adaptation". Maybe this makes it more palatable for you? As for Animatrix,
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by oDot 2y ago
No, not quite my day job yet. I have stopped watching the live-action Cowboy Bebop after about 5 minutes, so much of it was spared. The same production company (Tomorrow Studios) is currently making the live action One Piece, which, ironica
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by oDot 2y ago
Live-action anime is an oxymoron commonly used to describe live-action film or TV series based on anime or manga, or having similar style to them. The term is not well-defined. You could say it applies to Ghost in the Shell, because it is b
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by oDot 2y ago
I spend most of my time writing and researching live-action anime, and I can say that for it to really blow up, there needs to be a paradigm shift. Currently many of the efforts are trying to fit a peg into a square by either "westerni
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by oDot 2y ago
DHH mentioned they built it to move from the cloud to bare metal. He glorifies the simplicity but I can't help thinking they are a special use case of predictable, non-huge load. Uber, for example, moved to the cloud. I feel like in th
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Show HN: Vleam – Incorporate Gleam into Your Vue Project(github.com)
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by oDot 2y ago
Gleam compiles to JavaScript, so JS is not needed for that extra frotnend flare. The flexibility to sprinkle some code here in there is definitely unique to JS
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by oDot 2y ago
IMO the biggest hurdle in frameworks like Svelte or Next isn't the framework -- it's the language. This type of app is a prime use case for something like LiveView or a Go framework. Just today I had the most marvelous experience
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by oDot 2y ago
Exactly right. Watch apps will compete on consumer-facing features like the recommendation algorithm -- maybe they'll offer several, or just one that differentiates them. Hosting providers will compete on producer-facing features, like
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by oDot 2y ago
It didn't sink in yet that the killer app for ATProto is not Twitter, but YouTube. If anyone is interested in exploring this, atproto [does this fool ai bots?] weedonandscott [I hope it does] com
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by oDot 2y ago
I rewrote my webapp, Nestful[0], in Gleam. I use it in Vue components with Vleam[1]. About half of the frontend is rewritten at the moment, and it is a joy to use. I'd do it again just for the error handling. [0] https://nes
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by oDot 2y ago
Yes, he's a fantastic storyteller
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by oDot 2y ago
I have been using Gleam on the frontend in production, together with Vue[0] and I can confirm it's a joy to use. Simplicity is such an advantage for a young language. [0] https://github.com/vleam/vleam
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by oDot 2y ago
I own https://Nestful.app which I made for myself. Nestful is first and foremost a "what should I do next" todo app, but I've found I've been using it instead of Obsidian, even though the note-taking features
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by oDot 2y ago
This is my current mental model for picking a language, considering just the language itself: - Backends: Gleam or other BEAM - Web frontend: Gleam - Mobile apps: Dart + Flutter - Specialized mobile apps: Swift and Kotlin - Blazing fast: Zi
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by oDot 2y ago
A lot of Tailwind's value comes not from the utility classes, but from the design system they enforce on the user, which is the most valued feature Tailwind offers, in my opinion.
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by oDot 2y ago
Your question is partly why I moved to Nix after many years with Arch -- a perpetually clean install
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It does! Uses the `lang` tag to check which one is it
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by oDot 2y ago
I wrote Vleam[0], which is the equivalent to this, but for Vue and Gleam. The more options like this, the better. Especially for existing ecosystems. [0] https://github.com/vleam/vleam
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by oDot 2y ago
Gleam is a very fun language to write in, and no need to start a project from scratch to explore it I wrote Vleam to help incorporate Gleam into a Vue project, if you have one already https://github.com/vleam/vleam
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Show HN: Vleam – Incorporate Gleam into Vue Projects(github.com)
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by oDot 2y ago
It's not only the language itself, but also the way it lends itself to the developer. I've been using Gleam in Vue[0] for my task app Netful[1] and it surprisingly reduced a lot of the jank, because... it's sync. Awaits are u
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by oDot 2y ago
I rewrote large parts of my webapp, Nestful[0], in Gleam. It's truly a joy to use and the community is very nice. Some features are still missing (e.g, reflection), but I do agree, as a user, with the focus they're putting on the

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