swlkr

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   by swlkr 5y ago

   I wrote a really naive web stack from http to db all in janet https://github.com/joy-framework/joy I wrote it because I really like janet and there wasn’t a web framework in janet yet, although I think there may be mor
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   If you have a brand new SaaS app where there is very little data (kilobytes to megabytes) and each user/team is separated from the others, you could have: - a sqlite database for each user on the backend - then on page load, have them
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   Pulumi and CDK come to mind, they look very interesting compared to yaml/dsl approaches
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   I use janet-lang The stack lately has been - osprey (sinatra like framework) - tailwindcss - sqlite - alpine.js - turbo (from hotwire) Memory usage is really low, so I can have quite a few websites on a single VPS
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   This release changes everything! My biggest complaints were no returning clause, and no drop column. That's it, now I can run sqlite in production without hesitation!
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   The ideal platform for something like youtube would be to separate discovery from content. You host the content, and you can pick from UIs/algorithms for the discovery.
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   I'm partial to https://github.com/antirez/sds these days
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   Congrats on the launch!
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   Zoom trivia is quite fun
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    Yeah this is really cool, I especially like the idea of using it as a nohup alternative
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    The first thing that came to mind was figma (or sketch). You get an infinite 2d plane and you can put any number of windows (artboards in sketch) and then on the left you can click them to find them when you’re zoomed out or in. This is act
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    These companies might hire people as an edge against any future competition. Talented engineers are tied up doing menial tasks but getting paid $300k/year, cheaper than having to compete?
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    interesting, no talk about EMP as mitigation
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    I stand corrected
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    I’m not sure if you had to register your car in 1900 So there may have been more electric cars in 1900 but not more electric car registrations
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    There are things like onuniverse, which has given interesting grid-like constraints to users to avoid html on phones https://onuniverse.com/
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    It's semi-related, but if you're into easier regex, have a look at janet's PEGs https://janet-lang.org/docs/peg.html
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    Nice work! Definitely a more complete complement to f5bot
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    There is textnow, not sure how many missing features there are though
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    The list as it stands for permanent remote work: - Microsoft - Twitter - Facebook - Shopify - Slack - Upwork
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    I'm biased seeing as I'm a software engineer, but this is actually a great idea. It could provide much needed competition to expensive gov contractors creating proprietary software.
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    I wonder if this would work with open source software
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    this is impressive, how does it work?
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    Ruby Gems That Whip the Llama’s Ass(swlkr.com)

    1 points by swlkr 6y ago|0 comments
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    Some of this can be mitigated by coworking spaces and a little less so by coffee shops or libraries.
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    Amazon Renames Seattle Stadium Climate Pledge Arena(techcrunch.com)

    3 points by swlkr 6y ago|0 comments
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    Yep! I borrowed the vstack, hstack and spacer elements from that library, they work great!
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    I actually like <v-stack> although it could be confusing coming from vue.js, but that's something I can live with. Thanks for pointing out everything, it should all be fixed if you take a second look, except for the button in a l
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    Classless css helps you get going quickly with just html, think a <form> with <input> and <label> and everything looks decent. You haven't written any custom css. Atomic css helps you add some customization, things li
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    Nice catch, should be fixed shortly