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sakesun
2y ago
People either love or hate Oracle back then. I was in the love group. However, in recent days, Oracle is pretty irrelevant, imho.
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sakesun
2y ago
Emacs is my calm tech IDE.
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sakesun
2y ago
Does grey hair hacker club exists somewhere ? Need to join.
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sakesun
2y ago
A number of great apps were built by game devs.
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sakesun
2y ago
They are clearly not. "In short, nobody should start a new project in the 2020s based on React. Full stop."
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sakesun
2y ago
I think people prefer ecosystem with many resourceful components https://github.com/brillout/awesome-react-components This point is not directly covered in the article.
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sakesun
2y ago
At my age, I really have to restrain myself of these interests to spare my time for some other stuffs. :(
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sakesun
2y ago
I agree. GraphQL is highly suitable for this. Anyway, I think just a simple adapter could make it work with this MCP thing.
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sakesun
2y ago
I find it's interesting that React which Bluesky was built on, was originally license with BSD + patents, which disallow building Facebook competing products.
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sakesun
2y ago
Lot of downvote for my curiosity
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sakesun
2y ago
I'm curious why supporting ML algorithms is important inside browser ? Will my machine be improperly utilized by the sites I visit ?
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sakesun
2y ago
Indeed, it's very weird. It really took much more time than I expect to learn Powershell, even with many years of coding experience. But I'm totally happy now.
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sakesun
2y ago
The phrase "programming language for web services" remind me of Borland Charlotte language introduced 20 years ago. Those days the term web services means SOAP, however. :)
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sakesun
2y ago
It's a legible Thai name as well.
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sakesun
2y ago
I agree. Definitely pressure from VSCode. I did a number of .NET projects with VSCode. It's indeed very good.
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sakesun
2y ago
Microsoft hired ex-Eclipse team to build VSCode.
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sakesun
2y ago
This is the future of iterative software construction.
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sakesun
2y ago
VSCode is embracing Eclipse team and Eclipse way of opensource IDE ecosystem.
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sakesun
2y ago
I need to comeback and read this post regularly to remind myself of ..Life, death, and retirement.
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sakesun
2y ago
I was playing that a lot when I'm 15. I, however, used LEA instead of MOV, as suggested by the book I read. Miss those days.
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sakesun
2y ago
I'd blame web browser model for productivity problem we are having now.
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sakesun
2y ago
I've finished all levels of the tutorial several times. Yet when in real work, I'm still often struggle with git. :(
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sakesun
2y ago
Hacker News is filled with thousands of inspiring stories. This one is simply the best for me.
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sakesun
2y ago
I'd suggest Astro ( https://astro.build/ )
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sakesun
2y ago
Generating code has significant economical benefit. The code once generated can be execute so many times without requiring high computing resources, unlike AI model.
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2y ago
Never use Mypy, but I think it probably check only the static-like (with generic) types like any other static languages.
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sakesun
2y ago
Another language that we can build type with its own language is Python. The problem is that there is no checker for that kind of type, however :)
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2y ago
I'd rather generate data from diagram and match that against the data in actual code. This way we got all the benefit.
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sakesun
2y ago
Eclipse Orion was abandoned. Theia is based on VSCode not Orion.
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2y ago
That's not true. The enterprise part is much smaller than the open source part.
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