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by p4lindromica 7y ago
Hi I'm the author of Artichoke. Thanks for your interest in the project. You can track progress on this issue on GitHub [0]. Would love your help on this if you could lend it. :) [0] https://github.com/artichoke/ar
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by p4lindromica 7y ago
Hi, I'm the author of Artichoke. My expectation is that MRB_API can be implemented in a thread-safe way. The API manipulates the interpreter state (in the case of mruby, an `mrb_state`). The interpreter state itself and the implementat
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by p4lindromica 7y ago
Hi, I'm the author of Artichoke. Ruby has a great black box testing suite called ruby/spec [0] that is shared among multiple Ruby implementations. Artichoke has a custom runner [1] to track progress on implementation completeness.
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by p4lindromica 7y ago
Hi, I'm the author of Artichoke. I wouldn't say all gems are unusable. I implemented a Rack-compatible application server in an early version of Artichoke that is capable of serving a Sinatra Rack app. https://github.co
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by p4lindromica 7y ago
Hi, I'm the author of Artichoke. I don't have a good answer for whether or not implementing the MRI API would be difficult. I _suspected_ it would be, which is why I listed it as a non-goal. There is a lot of other work to do befo
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Artichoke Ruby Wasm Playground(artichoke.github.io)
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Cactus Harvesting: Cycle-Aware Reference Counting in Rust(hyperbo.la)
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The Conjoined Villages: Baarle-Hertog and Baarle-Nassau(hyperbo.la)
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Show HN: Ferrocarril Runs Ruby Rack Applications from Rust(github.com)
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by p4lindromica 8y ago
This was good motivation. I've been editing a book that I've been working on for over a year. I submitted it to a literary agent just now. It took less than an hour. I'll probably fail. But I'm living in the now. I also
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Senior Engineers Build Consensus(hyperbo.la)
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Senior Engineers Build Consensus (2019)(hyperbo.la)
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The Leading Online Employment Verification Services – The Work Number(theworknumber.com)
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by p4lindromica 8y ago
A pocket veto is when the President vetos a bill by not signing it and letting it expire.
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by p4lindromica 8y ago
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with me Arnavion. I've applied what I've learned here: https://github.com/lopopolo/punchtop/pull/1 :)
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by p4lindromica 8y ago
Thank you for the suggestions and code review via blog post ;) You are correct that `#[deny]` is what I want with Clippy. The env_logger builder is something I didn't know about. The homepage for the docs does not even mention it - ht
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Reflections on Learning Rust by Building Punchtop(hyperbo.la)
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Marketing Oneself(hyperbo.la)
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by p4lindromica 8y ago
In ruby, this is most easily achieved with: result = input.each_cons(3).map do |left, _, right| left + right end This maps over consecutive three-tuples in `input` and returns empty array for `len(input) < 3`. Edit:
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by p4lindromica 8y ago
I created a collection of terraform modules that gets a minimal AWS network set up for a single-region webapp: https://github.com/lopopolo/hyperbola/tree/master/terraform/...
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by p4lindromica 8y ago
A perfect hash is one in which their are no collisions for a given data set, which guarantees O(1), or constant, lookup time. This patch introduces a perl script which computes a perfect hash function at build time given the current set of
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Social Coding 2018 Recap(hyperbo.la)
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Productive Engineering–Finance Partnership(hyperbo.la)
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Postmortem: 502s During Parameter Store Rollout(hyperbo.la)
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AWS Is Your Org Chart(hyperbo.la)
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by p4lindromica 8y ago
We've licensed the code with the MIT License.
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We Made a Tool to Help You Hear Both Laurel and Yanny(nytimes.com)
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
I find this article to be about seeking breadth of experience in order to build empathy and problem solving skills. These can make one more effective in more areas than engineering.
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
I interpreted the snippet you've quoted to be scripts that have /usr/bin/human as the shebang
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Show HN: Overengineered Django side project(github.com)
3 points by p4lindromica 9y ago|3 comments

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