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by xlii 10mo ago
Haskell enters the chat Haskell (and OCaml I suppose two) are outliers though as one is supposed to have a small functions for single case. It's also super easy to find them and haskell-language-server can even suggest which function
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by xlii 10mo ago
I'm all against commenting gatekeeping. IMO this is an anti-pattern. Even in stupidest cases, like: // add two and two let four = two + two The rationale for this is that if you start to mute developer on case of
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by xlii 10mo ago
I have a one bit that might be useful that I learned from debugging/optimizing Emacs. macOS' Instruments tool only checks for leaks when it can track allocations and it is limited to ~256 stack depth. For recursive calls or very d
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by xlii 10mo ago
I had multiple implementation for myself, it's not worth it. In general task lists are all about motivation to do something not a "sweep" to find some work. At the beginning new systems hit home, but once novely wears down I
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The Four-Language Waltz: A Tale of Allocators and Regret(xlii.space)
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by xlii 10mo ago
> In addition to meeting the Open Source Definition, the following standards apply to new licenses: > (...) The license does not have terms that structurally put the licensor in a more favored position than any licensee.
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Show HN: Tmplr – language agnostic template instantiation in Rust(github.com)
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by xlii 10mo ago
Good question - main thing is that it's saving time on repeatable searches and optimize search. I was working with Elixir without ability to use LSP and so, my flow often looked like this: > rg "defp|def\b|def_rule|def_he
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Show HN: Ssort – I got sick and vibe coded a stream priority sorter(github.com)
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by xlii 11mo ago
Unless there is something new Slack doesn't have personal APIs but merely integration APIs and history extraction was a big violation list time I checked. I doubt anything had changed in this scope though.
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by xlii 11mo ago
Slack would be good tool if it would let me just stream and filter straight from the CLI. Since IRC allows to do this with almost zero setup I'd rather see it used in my fantasies where non-technical people aren't considered for
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Multi-package Haskell project with file dispersion done in Cue(xlii.space)
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by xlii 11mo ago
Whatever the case Go's tooling (i.e. IDE part) is one of the best in class and I think it shouldn't be be dismissed in the context of some footguns that Go has.
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by xlii 11mo ago
I'm going to have a word with my ISP. It seems that sites SSL certificates has expired. That's not a good thing, but my ISP decided I'm an idiot and gave me a condescending message about accepting expired certificate - unacce
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by xlii 11mo ago
Cloudflare rewrites Rust services to <next-cool-language> /joke ... (I'd pick Haskell, cause I'm having fun with it recently :P)
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by xlii 11mo ago
A writer without unwritten article can throw the first stone... :)
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by xlii 11mo ago
Assuming this works it will for sure be used for employee tracking. Privacy protector solves different problems - they prevent people from extracting information on screen, not merely inform about possible infraction. That being said it
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by xlii 11mo ago
https://colourcoding.net/2018/03/29/marvellous-moeb/ FTFY :)
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by xlii 11mo ago
Sorry for the late response but I just noticed your comment. I know UML and studied it for decades along with other diagramming solutions and this is something exactly opposite I aim for. UML was made as a specification-through-visuals tool
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by xlii 1y ago
For me, personally, it is nice because it's bare metal where I want it and not bare metal when I don't. C is very basic and (especially when you stick to something like C99), can be very tedious to write. In C, if I hope for smart
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by xlii 1y ago
Yes, I read that, but I wouldn't be surprised if dropping Haskell dependency was implementation goal. It was probably easier to rewrite and use Starlark than convince big groups of engineer to learn Haskell ;) In this context Meta usin
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by xlii 1y ago
I'm looking for something that'd allow me to build N versions of Emacs + run tests on those (isolated). Buck2 is promising, but I'm not a huge fan of Starlark/Python. Shake seems interesting, any active happy/unhapp
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Shake Build System(shakebuild.com)
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Writing Silly LLM Agent in Haskell(xlii.space)
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by xlii 1y ago
The Piano chart on prototype is an example, that's for discussing piano keys and chords on basic level. I already implemented (in other prototype) diagram for event calculus (i.e. consideration of event stream through addition of new e
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by xlii 1y ago
This is a concept I'm working around with Microdiagram (microdiagram.com) prototype. i.e. having a general purpose diagram/graph layout is hellishly difficult, but most of the diagrams/charts follow much simpler rules, thus i
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by xlii 1y ago
Even though it's silent here I have a development writeup in case someone is interested :) https://xlii.space/eng/microdiagram-prototype/
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Show HN: MicroDiagram Prototype(microdiagram.com)
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Emacs, Meet Lozenge(xlii.space)
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by xlii 1y ago
I didn't know about kkp package. Need to try it out - especially on MacOS there are still performance issues (that I work on) so having workable terminal with all the keybinds available would be helpful. By the way, recently Kitty intr

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