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by ttymck 5y ago
how you replace bracket-lib is the core of the exercise. There's more than one way to do it. Translating the implementation to bevy on the fly as you read the book would probably be much more difficult than what I described.
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by ttymck 5y ago
This is interesting, and news to me. Your comment suggests something about Rust imposes this problem on all web frameworks, is that true? If so could you share the root cause?
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by ttymck 5y ago
He did not forego 1.5MM, he forewent an illiquid ${2017_Valuation}
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by ttymck 5y ago
It is a very good learning guide. Keep in mind I am someone who negotiates the borrow checker by adding-and-removing */&/to_owned() rather haphazardly. I found it especially satisfying to port the game from racketlib/rltk
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Ask HN: What were you wrong about?
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Using Docker to validate (RPM and Debian) packages(gdevnet.com)
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by ttymck 5y ago
Botschaft is a unified messaging & notifications appliance. Maybe you have a long running job and you want to get a slack notification when it's done. Maybe you have dozens of these jobs. Maybe you want to send a slack notification
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Show HN: Botschaft – flexible self-hosted notifications(github.com)
8 points by ttymck 5y ago|1 comments
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Python and Lua (2019)(brmmm3.github.io)
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by ttymck 5y ago
Does Uber giving out free rides qualify as "tsunami of demand" or was it artificial demand?
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by ttymck 5y ago
Is Java not a "modern static language"?
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by ttymck 5y ago
Thanks for your interest! I wasn't aware of SQLModel, thanks for bringing it to my attention. Looks like SQLModel uses SQLAlchemy under the hood, so it should be readily compatible! You've given me the idea to try creating differe
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by ttymck 5y ago
I really enjoy using FastAPI[0], but I miss the power of Django's admin panel, and Flask's tight integration with Jinja[1]. There's a number of "full-stack templates" available for FastAPI, but they all seem to favo
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Show HN: FastAPI full-stack boilerplate with admin panel(github.com)
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by ttymck 5y ago
I see your point. But what is the consequence for making "the wrong choice"? (I don't think there is a wrong choice). Will you be scolded? Will anyone even notice? I've never worried about making the wrong choice. I&#x27
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by ttymck 5y ago
How does it impact productivity?
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by ttymck 5y ago
If you're serious about using the type system to encode business logic, improve resiliency, and reduce runtime errors: scala is really a great choice. Beware "type astronauts", FP purism, etc. and you'll be able to go ve
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by ttymck 5y ago
What's the difference between "the data is in the server memory" and "no one has write access to postgres outside the application servers"?
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by ttymck 5y ago
As an engineer who has never had to write truly performant software, this sounds so cool. My only question is: what does the query interface look like for something like this? I've only ever accessed indexed data via SQL (or, I suppose
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by ttymck 5y ago
If you require the company to perform a service, one that they may not want to perform or be very good at, it's possible they will subcontract the work.
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by ttymck 5y ago
Should the government also target gambling, alcohol and pornography? Should companies in those fields be taxed as well? How do you measure how many Texans consume porn, and from which producers? Are you taxing the studios or the distributor
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by ttymck 5y ago
I'm surprised a "sales guy" is asking for equity instead of asking for more commission. I'm possibly _more_ surprised you aren't sure how to respond. What is the value of equity in a lifestyle business? You, as the
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by ttymck 5y ago
Can you clarify the distinction between "abstract" and "specific"? Is Scala's Try[A] "specific"?
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by ttymck 5y ago
No, not really, it's an accurate summation of where the pattern is commonly found. ADTs, like Rust's Enum, enable this kind of error handling, and are made more ergonomic with monad behaviors. Scala's Either[A, B] is another
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by ttymck 5y ago
https://www.gamesradar.com/ps5-and-xbox-series-x-shortage-ex...
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by ttymck 5y ago
Are they any software companies that follow this advice? Can we name them? Are they more successful than the rest? Are their developers happier, or paid more? Unless I'm terribly confused, we spend a lot of time on this topic, but the
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by ttymck 5y ago
Starport: Galactic Empires[0] is an MMO in which I spent many hours in the early 2010s. If I remember correctly, it exhibits many of the mechanics of EVE, and appears to be very similar to Endless Sky. [0] https://www.starportgam
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by ttymck 5y ago
One of my favorite pieces I've read of his. Interestingly, he mentions Sam Altman in the footnotes, who quite recently wrote more on the topic: https://blog.samaltman.com/idea-generation
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by ttymck 5y ago
Yes, it was uncanny that I was led to a seven year old post, trying to follow the currently available "a first hour with ocaml" tutorial [1] [1] https://ocaml.org/learn/tutorials/a_first_hour_with_ocaml.h
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by ttymck 5y ago
It appears I unwittingly skipped a step, misled by the title "a first hour with ocaml" [1]. Thanks for the tip on dune. [1] https://ocaml.org/learn/tutorials/a_first_hour_with_ocaml.ht...

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