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by xuejie 7y ago
I'm confused here, Quill has a a very nice OT solution built-in to solve collaborative issue: https://github.com/quilljs/delta Why not leverage that solution than just saying OT is incorrect and roll out a rudim
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by xuejie 8y ago
I'm not sure AAA games have more depth and complexity. Usually, modern AAA games are just optimized for more polygons, yes there are minor outliers but I do believe business card games can have a fight in terms of complexity with a sig
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by xuejie 8y ago
Thanks for the explanation! One follow-up question is: how can we still call ignition an interpreter with this flow where TurboFan is still used to generate machine code? Doesn't that defunct the idea of an interpreter in v8, which is
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by xuejie 8y ago
Agreed, and I'm not saying duktape doesn't have a use case, I'm merely saying having a standalone ignition interpreter might enable different use cases.
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by xuejie 8y ago
Definitely agree duktape is a decent attempt at low memory situation, but one additional point is that duktape is very slow compared to modern JavaScript engines. Hence I wonder if we can split ignition off v8 to create a standalone fast Ja
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by xuejie 8y ago
This is exactly what I thought as well. Julia is born for this use case.
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by xuejie 8y ago
Interestingly, the platform design of ProseMirror is one of the key reason which drives me to Quill in one of my side projects. Don't get me wrong, if your goals mostly align with ProseMirror, it's a perfect tool, but if you want
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by xuejie 8y ago
I believe this is CodeMirror [1], not monaco. [1] https://codemirror.net/
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by xuejie 8y ago
I'm in a similar situation: I used to use a 2016 macbook pro with touchbar, but couldn't tolerate more with it, so I switched to a 13' macbook air(while I can still buy this device) earlier this year. I couldn't be more
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by xuejie 8y ago
Just curious: other than established convention, is there anything that Sly/Slime provide that are still missing in Language Server Protocol( https://langserver.org/ )? Would it benefit more to move to a lsp-based soluti
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by xuejie 8y ago
I wish Microsoft could make a new edx course in their series covering TLA+. Those lectures are gonna be more helpful with exercises one can get his/her hands dirty.
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by xuejie 8y ago
Curious if we're gonna have a complete redesigned virtual machine without considering C-like conventions, how do you think we should do that? I've heard about alternative CPU architectures in the Lisp machine days that never gone
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by xuejie 9y ago
Can you elaborate more on the CentOS/RedHat choice? I'm curious about how other Linux distros are handling in this space.
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by xuejie 9y ago
Personally I feel we might never get static typing for Ruby anytime soon, at least it won't be widely adopted in the community, so I'd settle on dynamic typing like this. After all, Crystal is already quite good as a Ruby+static t
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by xuejie 9y ago
Although this might not be a direct comparison, based on how things go in the Ruby community, personally I feel dry-types & dry-struct ( https://speakerdeck.com/flashgordon/typed-ruby ) might be a better solution for
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by xuejie 9y ago
I'm surprised that no one has asked this yet even tho I noticed mentions of stdweb: any idea how this is different from cargo-web( https://github.com/koute/cargo-web )?
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by xuejie 9y ago
Just being curious here: to me crouton is also a quite limited Linux environment, for example docker is a no go on crouton, so what advantage do you think that has against android-based solution such as termux? Maybe a separate Linux instal
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by xuejie 9y ago
Okay so I manage to complete the build, on idle this is about 80w, but notice I have a 1070 card, which costs around 37w according to nvidia-smi, so if you don't need a graphics card, I'd say 40w - 50w is more than enough in idle.
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by xuejie 9y ago
TBH I haven't tested it yet since the GTX 1070 card is still in shipping state, but I guess ihattendorf has provided detailed information :) If I can complete the setup before HN locks me from editing, I will edit this post
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by xuejie 9y ago
I couldn't agree with you more, I believe these days a developer can gain more with a Chromebook for portability, and a powerful desktop/cloud VM for the beefy tasks. You could end up paying the same (or even less) as a high end l
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by xuejie 9y ago
While the solution here works, the alternative is you can find a used Intel S2600CP from some random data center together with one or two E5 CPUs. You can get much more possibilities of upgrading the rig this way. I recently built such a PC
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by xuejie 9y ago
This reminds me of the awesome article by the founder of skyliner: https://blog.skyliner.io/the-happy-genius-of-my-household-2f... Google built Borg/Kubernetes because they own all the host machines which are super pow
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by xuejie 9y ago
That makes total sense, thanks a lot!
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by xuejie 9y ago
This is slightly unrelated but just curious about this: is there any documentations regarding why Brave is built using Chromium as the core browser engine? Since Brendan Eich founded Brave, it should be quite natural to base Brave on top of
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by xuejie 10y ago
Yeah of course, I agree
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by xuejie 10y ago
I'm just curious: am I the only one thinking that Dwarf Fortress actually has acceptable(if not good) UI? In most cases the screen will hint you what keys you can press to perform action. Yes I admin the UI is not so good whatsoever an
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by xuejie 10y ago
I wonder how easy it is to port all those libraries to mruby's mrbgems, so we can easily pack the Ruby-based CLI program as a single binary to get Go-like benefits.
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by xuejie 10y ago
I think the question here is not assuming everyone is offline. The real question we should be asking is: are there enough users having access to internet while they are coding. If the answer is yes, this kind of project will certainly be us
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by xuejie 10y ago
This is indeed an awesome answer(thanks for that!) but my question is: is ARM really so ahead in terms of debugging and tooling? I ask because in my experience dealing with current ARM-based boards, the development experience is, let's
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by xuejie 10y ago
I don't like DOM, either. But whenever I see comments like this I want to ask: what do you propose as an alternative? WASM is more of a replacement for JS, DOM still requires a replacement if we hate it so much that we want to ditch it

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