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by sgrove 11y ago
Your reply would have been significantly more compelling without the sarcastic rant. Your point afterwards is worthwhile, but the first paragraph made me sad to read.
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by sgrove 11y ago
The keywords Clojure/Overtone immediately caught my attention. I'm particularly interested in combining music tempo/selection/etc and lighting/video/other presentations with feedback from the crowd - overall te
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by sgrove 11y ago
Wow, very impressive. Following this closely - thanks for sharing!
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by sgrove 11y ago
Please, please don't let this be the top comment on Idris. I really want to hear from people who have experience with it in different regards. For example, what's the editing experience like compared to e.g. OCaml with emacs/
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by sgrove 11y ago
The parent comment, or the one stating that this is the parent's first post and asking for more details on the OP's credibility?
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by sgrove 11y ago
I was wondering how you did that, actually - well done!
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by sgrove 11y ago
This is what I expected would already be setup - it'd be a pain to deal with cross-browser stuff when implementing it, but it'd be a dream for app developers (me).
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by sgrove 11y ago
Wouldn't something like Irmin work well with this (assuming you can fit the working set into memory, which I think might be a requirement of Irmin's design)?
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by sgrove 11y ago
How do linear types help in distributed systems - you mention sharing (or not sharing) between threads, but I'm also intensely curious re: reasoning about heterogeneous networks. Some rambling questions you might be able to shed some l
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by sgrove 11y ago
By far my favorite explanation of it all, starts simple and explores it very well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YX40hbAHx3s
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by sgrove 11y ago
This is the only challenge I have with it as well, otherwise it's a fantastic experience.
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by sgrove 11y ago
This will blow away the cursor position: User enters: `1245|` Navigates back: `12|45` Enters 'a3': `12453|` Instead of: `12345` There are a ton of "gotchas" in this. Pretty frustrating.
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by sgrove 11y ago
The main problem I see is that TodoMVC is immediately clear as an app and its requirements - this has a bunch of Star Wars-related stuff that distract from what the challenges and requirements of the app (both for a hypothetical user and fo
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by sgrove 11y ago
It does, and the app also supports that, but I have ~4 scenarios I want to support (in order: iOS app, sms, keypad entry, fall-through to call my phone) prompting the guest to enter a code (with a timeout of six seconds before it says tells
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by sgrove 11y ago
I just wrote a Twilio tool to get into my building with a text message, and needed a bit of voice guidance for the bit at the buzzer box. It's useful for more than just those "awful things".
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by sgrove 11y ago
Telescope recently switched away from IronRouter to FlowRouter for a number of reasons, and discussed it in the changelog episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itVZ1Md5xMI&feature=youtu.be - @sgdesign does a fan
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by sgrove 11y ago
Another database which has similar characteristics (although not quite sql-like api's) that I've had a lot of luck with is https://github.com/tonsky/datascript . Bit of a tangent, but anyone looking for this k
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by sgrove 11y ago
Definitely interesting! A few questions: 1. Is there any structural sharing of the memory between snapshots? Persistent data structures make sharing state/rewindable state fairly cheap, but the bust is always when it comes time to seri
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by sgrove 11y ago
Thanks for pointing out the ambiguity. Closure would probably be the most interesting (or close to the most interesting) project to work on inside of Google-proper, for me personally. That said, Google's approach is very much on the op
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by sgrove 11y ago
I think it's likely that long-term, the approach FB took with Flow (or more general Abstract Interpretation methods) should be able to handle more cases with less effort on the developer's side (albeit with increased computational
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by sgrove 11y ago
You have to restrict your code to a certain style (and there are warnings for whenever you're defeating the DCE, I believe). You'll particularly see this when you're accessing properties via array-index-like lookup (your myOb
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by sgrove 11y ago
The less click-baity title might be, "The Ratio of Single Men to Women", but this is the original title. An interesting (and for me, somewhat surprising) point is the stark difference in gender disparity when looking at college-
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See the Ratio of Single Men to Women Where You Live(labs.time.com)
11 points by sgrove 11y ago|2 comments
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Building CircleCI's Front End with Om [video](youtube.com)
64 points by sgrove 11y ago|2 comments
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by sgrove 11y ago
I'd love to see a WebVulkan [0], as wrestling with WebGL's setup is really a slog to get it to work predictably in the way you want. WebGL is making progress via extensions with Uniform Buffers, instanced geometry, etc., but as mo
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by sgrove 11y ago
Perhaps some git pre-commit hooks that could easily be installed via homebrew?
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by sgrove 11y ago
Sounds like you probably have a better idea of how to use modern WebGL - perhaps you could list out the issues of his current implementation/approach, and an alternative to investigate? Open/WebGL has a lot of misinformation acros
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by sgrove 11y ago
Your patience is amazing. I've really appreciated the calming effect you've had over the past several months, along with your thoughtful explanations. So, thank you very much.
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by sgrove 11y ago
Seems like whoever picks up SF should at least consider converting it into a GitLab OSS installation!
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by sgrove 11y ago
If you're actually confident enough to bet, I'm sure there's a service somewhere you could use, and people willing to take the other side of the bet.

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