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   Dark Soil by Pietro Ferrantelli(pietro-ferrantelli.itch.io)

   1 points by valand 7y ago|0 comments
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   Ask HN: How to Choose Problem?

   4 points by valand 7y ago|5 comments
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   36 Days of Type(36days.reflektor.digital)

   55 points by valand 7y ago|10 comments
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   Speech Generation in a Procedurally Generated World – Mark R Johnson(youtu.be)

   1 points by valand 7y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Fork and lock TypeScript / JavaScript library(github.com)

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   by valand 7y ago

   If I were you I would work it from the inside You should first treat those bad UXs as childplays: - Some of them might be working back then - Some of them were patched so to accomplish other thing but accidentally render them unusable - Som
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   by valand 7y ago

   Outer space exploration
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   by valand 7y ago

   These guys might have wasm related work. https://www.linkedin.com/company/wasmerio
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   Mark R Johnson – Speech Generation in a Procedurally Generated World(youtu.be)

   2 points by valand 7y ago|0 comments
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    by valand 7y ago

    Once, I found myself coding in a chat application using mobile phone's onscreen keyboard while attending my mom's friend's daughter's wedding party because of some emergency. Brick + pencil is the perfect metaphor for an
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    by valand 7y ago

    Must be happening for a reason: - Type equivalence is an edge case not covered yet - Type equivalence calculation is too expensive so that compilation time is preferred than type equivalence completeness If you would, please post it in issu
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    by valand 7y ago

    Both in-process, inter-process, and inter-machine. The event sourcing technique really helps decouple components, reduce the need for higher order state. I work with TypeScript on daily basis and I'm in the middle of building this libr
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    by valand 7y ago

    Is C# nowadays friendly enough for type driven development? Using TypeScript daily, I have a great time with type driven development. (C# and TS was created by the same guy) I was never comfortable with Java community approach of automating
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    by valand 7y ago

    Event sourcing is already widely used as app to app communication. But few realize that it is plausible to take that paradigm and use it for module to module communication in-app. That line serves as reminder to utilize that, not to exclude
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    by valand 7y ago

    Static typings + type inference Parse, don't validate https://lexi-lambda.github.io/blog/2019/11/05/parse-don-t-va... All libs/products should be pure functions, with input output documented, m
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    by valand 7y ago

    Thanks for the article It sparked useful discussion around the world
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    by valand 7y ago

    Ah I misread the parent comment. I thought it was more like "I wish typescript has this anti-typo functionality" You're right that it's not independent from TS.
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    by valand 7y ago

    Decent editor does that now. I'm using atom on daily basis and it's helping me with that. VScode and intellij does the same
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    by valand 7y ago

    1st it's easier to identify which contract is inaccurate, or even whether the contract is inaccurate or not in the first place 2nd it's more convenient for both the end-user and the developers that errors are handled this way
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    by valand 7y ago

    Limitation in TypeScript. Even in TS 3.6.x you can't do ``` if (result.error) { ... } ``` on a variable that possibly returns { value: T } It'll complain that result may possibly have no attribute error
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    by valand 7y ago

    TS compiled can still be faulty if the app is injected with data of different type Runtime type checks is the lost link between static checks at compile time and arbitrary i/o data type in compiled js code. You define a type in a simil
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    by valand 7y ago

    friendly tips: runtime type checks are available https://github.com/gcanti/io-ts https://github.com/pelotom/runtypes
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    by valand 7y ago

    I would upvote you twice if I can for that compiler is a test thing
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    by valand 7y ago

    friendly tips: runtime type checks are available https://github.com/gcanti/io-ts https://github.com/pelotom/runtypes
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    by valand 7y ago

    Darn, sorry for the bad format. Typing this from phone. I guess you gotta copy that to your editor and apply some formatter.
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    by valand 7y ago

    I would have gladly shown it to you, but almost all my code is proprietary Here's a small example: ``` function fetchCurrentWeather(){ return fetch(...) .catch(() => ({ error: new NetworkError(), value: null}) .then(res =&gt
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    by valand 7y ago

    Friendly tips: you can replace any with unknown. Other friendly tips: runtime type checks are available https://github.com/gcanti/io-ts https://github.com/pelotom/runtypes
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    by valand 7y ago

    Guaranteed almost 100% type soundness!!! Non TypeScript user will hate this. Config it to maximum strictness! Add in runtime type checks Parse, don't validate https://lexi-lambda.github.io/blog/2019/11/05
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    by valand 7y ago

    Anyone who can pass an interview in any company requiring engineers really. One of the reason there is level.fyi. Certifications help up to a certain point. Word of mouth is still a thing for us. Linkedin recommendation, even though it&#x27
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    by valand 7y ago

    Yes, but it's not only because of being more social and open-minded. Sometimes it's the ultra-introvert-ultimate-problem-solver, or someone who is involuntarily being depended on by everyone by being caring all the time. Ultimatel