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Ask HN: Nine years after, how much of this is still true about PHP?
9 points by p5v 5y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: Nine years after, how much of this is still true about PHP?(eev.ee)
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by p5v 5y ago
Until a few days ago, I hadn't touched PHP for nearly 10 years. I was surprised to see so many new things. There is no doubt that its ecosystem is still massive and will continue to be so for decades ahead. What I am wondering though,
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Has networking become worse with most events going virtual?(tally.so)
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Networkd: Get to Know the People on Your Virtual Events Better(preslav.me)
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Ask HN: How do people stay in touch with others, once an online event is over?
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Ask HN: Why do some people say that Elxir is not a typical functional language?
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Show HN: Less than 5 hours and 350 km still left to go(arounda.world)
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The Danger of “Simplicity” (In Programming)(preslav.me)
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Show HN: Force Field V002 – my old-school, env-friendly version of an NFT(gumroad.com)
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Making Sense of NFTs Beyond All the Hype(preslav.me)
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Show HN: I've just opened my second book on Go for pre-orders(gumroad.com)
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by p5v 6y ago
They are safer in many respects, as there is no “pointer arithmetic”, for example. Check this article out: https://dave.cheney.net/2014/03/17/pointers-in-go
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Generative Art in Go(leanpub.com)
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by p5v 6y ago
> This short book will introduce novice and experienced Go programmers to the beautiful world of algorithmic art and computer graphics. If you are looking for new areas to apply your favorite language, check it out!
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by p5v 6y ago
The TL;DR you should be looking for: > all of this emphasises the fact that unless you have some super-niche use-case in mind, it's actually a better idea to choose your framework based upon ergonomics and features, rather than spee
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by p5v 6y ago
my TL;DR of the entire article: > Although the evidence is sparse, I feel that you shouldn't start with microservices unless you have *reasonable experience of building a microservices system* in the team.
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by p5v 6y ago
I took a temporary break from leisure-time coding, in order to finish writing my book on drawing algorithmic art with Go: https://leanpub.com/generative-art-in-golang
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Ask HN: Which topic about the Go language should be covered more but hasn't?
2 points by p5v 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Does the BEAM VM (Erlang, Elixir) stand its resiliance promise?
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by p5v 6y ago
It's every other week, yeah. Funny, the same word can actually mean both: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/biweekly
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by p5v 6y ago
Thanks! Point taken.
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by p5v 6y ago
Subscribe for the first issue, or check out previous ones one my site: https://preslav.me/tag/this-week-in-elixir-and-erlang/
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My bi-weekly newsletter on all things Elixir and Erlang(getrevue.co)
35 points by p5v 6y ago|13 comments
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by p5v 6y ago
This looks promising. I would be interested to learn more about the experience you have had while building this service. Yesterday, I released https://goart.netlify.app It's an experiment at using WASM-compiled Go code to c
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by p5v 6y ago
In preparation for my upcoming book: https://preslav.me/generative-art-in-golang/ I have built this simple proof-of concept. The idea was to grab one of my sketch generators and export it to WASM, for use inside a Web
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Show HN: Generate Art with Go and WebAssembly(goart.netlify.app)
2 points by p5v 6y ago|1 comments
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by p5v 6y ago
Here are three of mine: - https://linqable.pro/ - https://podradio.live - https://arounda.world/ All three built in 2020 with the awesome Elixir Phoenix. Hopefully, at least one of them will tak
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by p5v 6y ago
> “[...] the very important never feels urgent. Instead, most things which feel urgent are important for someone else, not for you.”
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The Urgent vs. the Important(preslav.me)
3 points by p5v 6y ago|2 comments

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