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by qudat 3y ago
If anyone is interested, we are leveraging delimited continuations as the foundational paradigm for structured concurrency and async flow control in the browser. I gave a talk about it recently at Michigan Typescript: https://www
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by qudat 3y ago
If you like the middleware system in express you might be interested in starfx, which implements the same middleware but for fetching and data synchronization in the FE. It has a simple but powerful state management system and leverages str
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by qudat 3y ago
That’s a no for me, dog. Way too much code. I’d rather enforce a policy that config can’t be mutated.
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by qudat 3y ago
Love it, I called it entity factories https://bower.sh/entity-factories
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by qudat 3y ago
You haven’t described anything different from what the OP is saying: the main dev behind svelte now works for a company that wants you to use SSR for all your projects. That absolutely impacts feature development to favor sveltekit. The sam
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by qudat 3y ago
rclone is so cool! https://pgs.sh is using similar tech but focusing on a managed service specifically for static sites.
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by qudat 3y ago
I find it way easier to read this modified version — and I use ruby at work. It’s not even close.
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by qudat 3y ago
I highly recommend https://easyoptouts.com/
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by qudat 3y ago
While working on effection@v3 ( https://github.com/thefrontside/effection ) we spent a bunch of time ensuring that our delimited continuations could handle deep recursive call stacks in Deno. PR: https://githu
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by qudat 3y ago
Yep, same. Yelp is not nearly as good in Apple Maps but for in town directions it works great for me.
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by qudat 3y ago
Been paying for Kagi for 6+ months and very happy with it. I’m pretty anti subscriptions so that’s saying a lot for a service that is otherwise free. I do have to dump into google for local searches every once in awhile, but otherwise happy
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by qudat 3y ago
As far as I remember it isn’t that simple. Moving operations now require extra queries and reshuffling of order. Doable, just far less elegant for a very common use case.
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by qudat 3y ago
This works well until you need to preserve children order then it doesn’t quite work without further mods
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by qudat 3y ago
Your question is grammatically correct but doesn’t make any sense. Software isn’t an industry, it is used in every industry.
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by qudat 3y ago
I’d arguing you cannot meaningfully separate them, they are on a continuum. As a thought experiment, you don’t know where you are going to land socioeconomically, which would you choose? Now or then?
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by qudat 3y ago
What do you think would need to be different for it to be considered meaningful to you?
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by qudat 3y ago
Such a wild take. Would you want to live in the 50s? I definitely would not.
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by qudat 3y ago
`redux-saga` maintainer here. I've been using `effection` to build a replacement for `redux-saga` over at https://github.com/neurosnap/starfx Effection has demonstrated to me how truly powerful delimited continuat
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by qudat 3y ago
SNI is absolutely needed. Over at https://pico.sh we have to request an IP for each ssh server even though from a resource perspective we really only need 1 VM. It increases the complexity of our deployments and overall makes us
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by qudat 3y ago
I built https://prose.sh off of Charm and while it was a lot of fun, nothing beats what you can build in the browser. Having said that, SSH apps are very ergonomic for the demo on this site. We have been able to build a lot of c
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by qudat 3y ago
Are there guides anywhere for that? I literally boot Lutris just for battle.net
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by qudat 3y ago
I find the most brutal part about gaming on linux is not the performance once I'm in the game, but getting into the actual game. Launchers via Lutris (e.g. battle.net) take forever to bootup, which was not the case on windows. Overall
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by qudat 3y ago
You’re not explaining anything that an SPA can’t do and you’re missing everything that an SPA can do that htmx can’t.
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by qudat 3y ago
“Just don’t have a highly interactive web app.” “Just don’t run services that require more than one VM.” It’s a ridiculous take.
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by qudat 3y ago
> Using SQLite instead of Redux sounds reasonable. The trick is reactivity. `redux` handles surgically updating the view based state changes. It's not enough to have sqlite, you also need reactivity. Further, apply strict types o
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by qudat 3y ago
> It doesn't easily map to the data-structures you want in your client code I disagree. Normalizing data is critical for FE reactive applications, keeping data up-to-date basically requires it; all CRUD operations are much easier t
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by qudat 3y ago
Yeah, they are building SPAs incorrectly by relying on something like `react-query` which is waterfall rendering land. People don't truly understand the sacrifice they are making by using `react-query`. It isn't designed for lar
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by qudat 3y ago
I agree, this seems error prone. People do all kinds of crazy stuff with module variables, this is a big foot gun. I’m all for making access to cloud services easier, but this screams product development not language development.
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by qudat 3y ago
HN eats that lunch
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by qudat 3y ago
> If you truly believed that Superhuman AI was near, and it could act with malice, won't you try to slow things down a bit? No, because it is an effort in futility. We are evolving into extinction and there is nothing we can do abou

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