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by pietroppeter 4y ago
list of topics (as a tldr;): - ttop - System monitoring tool with TUI - ni18n - a super simple and fast Nim macro for internationalization and localization - news for nimib-land - updates from nimib ecosystem project since I am a coauthor o
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
this is about both January and February (missing an r), if you can still update the title ;)
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
very nice, will definitely try to replicate this with my nim project nimib, my guess it should be much more straightforward to create a nice api. [0]: https://github.com/nimib-org/nimibex/issues/11 [1]: http
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GitHub Actions Extension for VS Code(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
4 points by pietroppeter 4y ago|0 comments
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
Here you can mix ansi and midi: https://ansiwave.net/ And it is an old project but a rather recent one, also featured on HN, see eg https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29671889
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
mmh, so is using MSVC compiler a possible workaround?
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
hopefully stevan is same as stevana from github
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Tech companies are irrational pop cultures(softwarecrisis.dev)
228 points by pietroppeter 4y ago|186 comments
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
Context: hyndman is THE reference for time series forecasting. In this book he shares how he stopped believing in God and the Bible (he had been an active and enthusiast member of a Christian community particularly devoted to the Bible). Fa
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Unbelievable by Rob Hyndman(robjhyndman.com)
1 points by pietroppeter 4y ago|1 comments
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
More of this please!
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
oh plausible works great! it is paid but open source and you can host it. very nice guys that run it. there are also other nice options out there, but this is the only one I know where it is very easy and straightforward to make your analyt
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
unrelated to the post but if you are curious on how a HN spike looks like you can follow it in real time here: https://plausible.io/nim-lang.org?period=day&date=2022-11-11 nim recently implemented public analytics for i
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
unfortunately this pinToCpu seems to be discouraged or ineffective (not for nim related reason) :/ see this discussion: https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/9596#63093
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
which is this great project btw: https://github.com/PMunch/ratel what happened to that cool landing page you had?
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
particularly relevant context for this post is that Nim v2 is expected to be released within 2022, with the main change being the arc/orc memory management discussed in the blogpost. For a general review of what nim v2 will be about: -
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
a recent podcast on the game: https://caneandrinse.com/universal-paperclips/ endorsed by game author: https://twitter.com/flantz/status/1581736112925511680?s=20&t... and an older article
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Polymorph: Queryless ECS in Nim (Nimconf2022 Video)(youtube.com)
5 points by pietroppeter 4y ago|1 comments
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
see also this talk by Mamy (taken from last year nim conf) to see the experience of using it in production in status (main sponsor of nim): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wljNaPkU7M&list=PLxLdEZg8DR...
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
yeah that happens, no worries. he will catch up on next occasion (next one might be Fosdem in February but it will be in person and so a bit out of reach for him, likely also for you?). Nice site! Looking forward for a write up (especially
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
so nice to hear :). nim looks really great for embedded. this nim conf it seems we missed the embedded talk (was elcritch working on one?). are there pointers on stuff you are doing or you can share the name of your company?
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
a bit more info for those who do not follow too much: - first talk by Andreas will update us on Nim 2.0 which is planned within the year and where the most important part will be the switch to orc memory management (deterministic memory man
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Learn Esperanto First: Tim Morley at TEDxGranta(youtube.com)
1 points by pietroppeter 4y ago|1 comments
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
I did learn some Esperanto for a few months and one point of view that stuck with me is that Esperanto can be thought as the recorder/flute of languages. That easy instrument you learn as a kid that everybody can learn easily how to pl
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A literary appreciation of the Olson/Zoneinfo/tz database [2009](blog.jonudell.net)
2 points by pietroppeter 4y ago|0 comments
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
so, who has actually tried this and has anything to say about it? (besides the fact that is very funny to see it #2 with the sale of figma being #1)
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
Very nice, particularly enjoyed the video (I did not know the original game). Could be improved on the sharing part! (Is puzzle the same for everyone?). A first idea: green squares for numbers on top used, yellow squares for intermediate nu
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
Looks nice and pretty packed with features. Anyone knows of more minimal, lightweight alternatives?
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Why do tree-based models still outperform deep learning on tabular data?(twitter.com)
7 points by pietroppeter 4y ago|0 comments
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Writing Wohpe(antirez.com)
3 points by pietroppeter 4y ago|0 comments

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