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by shae 3y ago
We used reflex-frp, so our app was a webview that worked on localhost and Android. The docs say it also works on iOS but we don't have an iPhone. The process was learning Functional Reactive Programming, then learning reflex-frp, then
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by shae 3y ago
More than you'd expect, if you like FPGA development. Clash for FPGA work, and several tools from Galois for embedded real time uses.
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by shae 3y ago
We built an Android app in Haskell because Python was too hard for loading shared objects. We started from nothing in January, shipped the app last month. We have 2.5 developers.
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by shae 3y ago
I would enjoy a summary of that separate post!
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by shae 3y ago
I wasn't expecting lojban! "The drink of the gods"
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Insights from the Nix thesis in short form(jonathanlorimer.dev)
7 points by shae 3y ago|1 comments
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by shae 3y ago
insights from the Nix thesis in short form
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by shae 3y ago
I collect interesting problems and learn the math that can solve them. I do best by directly connecting fun and learning.
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by shae 3y ago
I'd suggest looking up succinct data structures, cache oblivious data structures, and probabilistic data structures.
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by shae 3y ago
Get the book! It's packed with great content.
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by shae 4y ago
Also bonus feature is the LEDs that light up for the same command in the same directory are also the same LEDs. That means I can tell exactly which processes are in which status.
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by shae 4y ago
Yes, that's exactly what it does!
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by shae 4y ago
I'd worry about ransomware, but otherwise this is a great idea.
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by shae 4y ago
I use a board with 32 RGB LEDs to show process status: https://github.com/shapr/bloohm If you ever have multiple hour long builds and/or test suites running, this is is a big help.
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Making a Bloom Filter Keyboard(mclare.blog)
3 points by shae 4y ago|0 comments
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by shae 4y ago
Because we haven't taught them yet. Allocate time to teach others around you.
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by shae 4y ago
I certainly do care about old books, but copyright prevents me from easily getting a copy of the things I want to read.
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by shae 4y ago
I bought the cheapest steam deck and a 512GB SD card. Turns out I use my steam deck for watching movies and as a portable linux handheld. I do play some games, but it's such a great form factor for a small beefy, uh, pocketop? What&#x2
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by shae 4y ago
This is why you need more mass transit where you live.
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by shae 4y ago
This tool saved me weeks of work once. You gotta try it.
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by shae 4y ago
I like buying physical discs and then bringing the media I'm bored of watching to a friend swap. I get rid of movies/music I won't watch again soon, and I get movies/music I want to try!
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by shae 4y ago
You can't get funding for studies that disagree with existing research.
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by shae 4y ago
The BBC SFX collection is larger, and freely available for download
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by shae 4y ago
I thought this was visualizing people getting fired, oops.
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Interactive Parser Explanations(cofree.coffee)
2 points by shae 4y ago|0 comments
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by shae 5y ago
Any recommended music subreddits? I'm especially interested in finding links to good stuff on bandcamp.
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by shae 5y ago
I find new music I love on bandcamp, perhaps that's outside the data used for this analysis? Anyway, I spend thousands of dollars on amazing music on bandcamp, and the artists get a higher percentage from bandcamp than a studio, so I&#
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by shae 5y ago
I pick small projects I can do in a day, and sometimes come back and improve those projects. I have to do fun things in small chunks that can be completed in just a few hours or I get distracted. I have learned that I can build momentum tha
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by shae 5y ago
at least `ls` works!
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by shae 5y ago
Misinformation is free, real research is expensive, even if funded by your tax dollars.

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