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541.
by sesm 4y ago
I like how the typical JS-library-style README is put separately in a 'Pitch' section.
542.
by sesm 4y ago
I don't think it's a rip-off. TE is working in 'expensive toy for rich hobbyists' market, not in 'professional music equipment' market.
543.
by sesm 4y ago
Thank you, didn’t know about this one!
544.
by sesm 4y ago
I don’t understand why there is a bang operator in the last code sample on line 18. Is it a typo?
545.
by sesm 4y ago
Are there any articles/papers that explain how a mix of compiled and interpreted code works for Haskell? I wanted to play with this idea for my toy language, but don't know where to start.
546.
by sesm 4y ago
I’ve tried ‘Allan Holdsworth Sand’ and ‘Allan Holdsworth Non-brewed Condiment’ and results were completely unrelated, I would even say random. Then I’ve tried ‘Allan Holdsworth Sixteen Men of Tain’ and at least it found some jazz tracks. I
547.
by sesm 4y ago
I’m paying about €200/year for Jetbrains Toolbox. This gives me a set of IDEs, one of which I’m using daily. And that’s less money than ChatGPT is asking.
548.
by sesm 4y ago
I’ve always brought my chair, monitor and keyboard to office. But I found ChatGPT to be inconsistent for programming tasks, sometimes it’s just wasting my time.
549.
by sesm 4y ago
Snapshot testing works well for component systems, especially with storybook. There is a service called Chromatic that lets you diff component changes visually using storybook output.
550.
by sesm 4y ago
This looks similar to snapshot testing in UI, where you save an output of UI components and test system notifies you when the output changes. This can be useful to detect changes in components that you didn’t intend to change.
551.
by sesm 4y ago
So, a self-extracting password-protected archive made portable via web browser APIs?
552.
by sesm 4y ago
Kurzgesagt recent video was about quasi-stars, a very exotic hypothetical object described in just couple of papers with 0 proofs of existence. It’s so marginal, that even Wikipedia has a ‘no recent papers on subject’ badge on corresponding
553.
by sesm 4y ago
But Wolfram Alpha will do them all easily.
554.
by sesm 4y ago
Doesn’t a network that allows money transfer world-wide constitute ‘use value’?
555.
by sesm 4y ago
Even if he said “change this to this” without any explanation why?
556.
by sesm 4y ago
It’s possible to deliver criticism in an optimistic way, if it’s impersonal and concrete (according to M Seligman). BTW, that’s also a standard for academic criticism. But there is a difference between allowing only optimistic criticism and
557.
by sesm 4y ago
BTW, is CircleCI still using ClojureScript + React or they've changed their stack?
558.
by sesm 4y ago
Not sure what you mean by `React's Typescript-centric design`, React used Flow from the very start and also had PropTypes for plain JS. Typescript support came much later.
559.
by sesm 4y ago
That's interesting. Can a CSV chunker make adding a column not affect all of the chunks?
560.
by sesm 4y ago
They mention 'content-defined chunking', but it as far as understand it requires different chunking algorithms for different content types. Does it support plugins for chunking different file formats?
561.
by sesm 4y ago
Tests can prove the presence of the bug, not the absence of them. '100% code coverage' is only 100% in code dimension, while it's usually almost no coverage in data dimension. Generative testing can randomly probe the data di
562.
by sesm 4y ago
There was a good ‘Programming Languages’ MOOC on Coursera from University of Washington. It used 3 languages in this order: Standard ML, Racket and Ruby.
563.
by sesm 4y ago
The primate behavior part doesn’t make sense to me. As a primate, I don’t want females in my tribe to mate with low value males.
564.
by sesm 4y ago
'Typed' as in 'typed on a keyboard'?
565.
by sesm 4y ago
The map is not the territory. The code is not the program.
566.
by sesm 4y ago
Maybe they could update esbuild to be aware of TS namespaces instead?
567.
by sesm 4y ago
Duplication problem is solved by immutable data structures with structural sharing. They are part of Clojure standard library and exist in some other languages.
568.
by sesm 4y ago
Is user IP leaked to another peer if there is a media server (like Kurento) between peers? I’ve worked in 2 WebRTC-based projects and in both cases the connection was not actually P2P, but had some kind of media server in between, either to
569.
by sesm 4y ago
Thanks! I don't know Go, so this terminology was surprising to me.
570.
by sesm 4y ago
This article uses the word 'rune' extensively. From the context I assume it means 'lexem' or 'token' (i.e. the unit the lexer/scanner produces and feeds to parser). But then the article uses the word &#x2

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