skimdesk

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by skimdesk 4y ago
An inspiring collection of thoughts. The section on feedback loops had me thinking: Would it be possible to program without feedback (or with minimal feedback). How would that look? Pen and paper still has some feedback as one can see more
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Selling to Developers: Your Documentation Is a Competitive Advantage(doctave.com)
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We built a Rust-powered desktop app for previewing documentation(doctave.com)
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by skimdesk 4y ago
Recently had a good experience with Typesense [0] for implementing ecommerce search. We solved the "blue shirts" problem by grouping a products color variants together using `group_by` and ranking by text match. The best "mat
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by skimdesk 4y ago
Really excited by projects in this space! I'm working on a similar project myself [1], intended mainly for collaborative web-apps and browser games. It's more of a light-weight approach with processes instead of containers. Pop in
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by skimdesk 4y ago
The effects of sentient AI may wash over society even before we would have such a machine. A thought provoking "fake scifi wiki article" can be read about simulating a human brain dump called MMAcevedo [1]. It is a highly entertai
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by skimdesk 4y ago
I'll add the Innovators by Walter Isaacson to the list as a general take on persons involved in the history of computing. It was well written and the stories within were exciting to read.
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by skimdesk 5y ago
Raymond Hettinger gave an entertaining talk [0] on a related topic. He taled about how the working memory limits are reflected in code, and how we can reduce the necessary cognitive load of understanding a piece of code. [0] https:/&#
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by skimdesk 5y ago
Russ Cox has written a great article on comparing regex engine speeds [0]. It taught me a lot about finite automata. [0] https://swtch.com/~rsc/regexp/regexp1.html
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by skimdesk 5y ago
I have been looking for tools like this recently. Dokku [1] is also worth checking out. [1] https://dokku.com/
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by skimdesk 5y ago
I also found that Nomad looked promising for VM orchestration. In my case I was specifically looking to run Firecracker VMs. Unfortunately I found the Firecracker community driver [1] to be difficult to work with when setting up networking