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by sdegutis 8y ago
Languages, macros, libraries, and apps are in descending order of how many people will use them and how tightly coupled they are to their problem domain. Thus they should be designed and created in descending order of experience and domain
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Age of the Polyglot(sdegutis.com)
1 points by sdegutis 8y ago|0 comments
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by sdegutis 8y ago
It comes down to using a framework or using libraries, but ultimately they both have the same goal: do a lot of the work for you so you can focus on code specific to your business domain.
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by sdegutis 8y ago
I came across this briefly a few months ago when it was first announced, but I didn't realize just how powerful this idea is until I tried moving to TypeScript and running into its many features[1]. If TypeScript is an improvement over
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ReasonML: OCaml-like language by Facebook that compiles to JavaScript(reasonml.github.io)
6 points by sdegutis 8y ago|1 comments
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by sdegutis 8y ago
I mean if everyone already has a way to contact their friends (discord) and say "hey let's play this game together", sharing that link does away with the need for a coordination server. But there's still the need for a
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by sdegutis 8y ago
I made several websocket-based apps that I want to turn into Electron desktop apps where people can use them only with their friends, but WebRTC has been really confusing and hard to know how to get started with. Especially considering idea
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Macroframeworks vs. Microframeworks(sdegutis.com)
1 points by sdegutis 8y ago|2 comments
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by sdegutis 8y ago
ClojureScript is basically an s-expression version of the good parts of JavaScript with lodash built in. It’s pretty cool. That said, if you don’t mind losing the benefits of s-expressions and macros, you can get mostly the same experience
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by sdegutis 8y ago
Sites do this because 90% of users don’t leave over modal popups and doing it increases engagement in enough cases to warrant keeping it. It’s completely reasonable for a product to advertise for a newer version. How else would you know the
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by sdegutis 8y ago
I noticed VS Code has this same feature when doing auto-completion and it made me realize how useful it is and that all auto-completion and fuzzy-matchers should have it.
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Reinvent the wheel(sdegutis.com)
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Notes on Haskell Extensions (2015)(sdegutis.com)
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by sdegutis 8y ago
Wait, Paint.net is closed source, and the website knowingly has malware buttons? That makes me extremely hesitant to use the app anymore. If they're unscrupulous about putting those buttons on the website, who's to say they aren&#
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by sdegutis 8y ago
Several of my kids use Paint.net all the time when making 2d assets for Love2d, and I've used it 15 years before them doing the same thing for FreeBasic. Paintbrush.app isn't quite on part with Paint.net's features, although
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Swizec on Twitter: “ITT I bitch about things that irk&confuse me [about Vue]”(twitter.com)
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by sdegutis 8y ago
That wasn't a procedural function, it was an FP function, but it had a bit of complex input. That kind of thing happens more often when you have a more complex business domain.
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The truth about TDD(sdegutis.com)
2 points by sdegutis 8y ago|3 comments
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by sdegutis 8y ago
By saying "algorithmic," I used the wrong word. Lazy IO is a great example of what I meant.
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by sdegutis 8y ago
I lost confidence in Haskell's ability to let me write something one way and safely refactor it later, when I found out that you can't use a ton of the algorithmic functions in the standard library because they do things all wrong
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by sdegutis 8y ago
Ironic that your first initial and last name is truffles considering bridging between C and JS (and other languages) is possible if they're implemented via Graal's Truffle library: https://github.com/oracle/gr
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The truth about TDD(sdegutis.com)
2 points by sdegutis 8y ago|0 comments
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by sdegutis 8y ago
SEEKING WORK Remote work: yes Portfolio: sdegutis.com Email: sbdegutis@gmail.com Due to circumstances, you can hire me for $35/hour while getting value that's worth 5x that much. Skills: React, Clojure, Node.js, TypeScript, vanill
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by sdegutis 8y ago
> $600 Windows laptops are still are a mess of preloaded bullshit put there by the vendor Honestly this is one of the biggest things I liked about Apple computers since switching to them in 2007. They're so clean and pure compared
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Macroframeworks vs. Microframeworks(sdegutis.com)
2 points by sdegutis 8y ago|0 comments
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by sdegutis 8y ago
This is exactly my experience too! I've realized it many times and made many amazing things during each of those brief times, but then somehow I forget again and go back to the old habit of "patient perfectionism". I've
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by sdegutis 8y ago
At the same time, I look back on how much time I wasted by constantly moving the goalpost for any given project, or even about what projects I should spend my time on. And a ton of this was due to me worrying about how to make money, and
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NDD: Narrative Driven Development(sdegutis.com)
1 points by sdegutis 8y ago|0 comments
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by sdegutis 8y ago
I just put the site up in a subdomain specific to HN, check my post history for the link. Everyone from HN is invited, tell your friends. It'll be a mini party lol
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Show HN: Subcommunity where HNers can socialize by drawing pixel art together(hn.editfight.com)
4 points by sdegutis 8y ago|1 comments

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