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by yawn 5y ago
The browser is only half (the client-facing side) of the equation.
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by yawn 5y ago
Just to add some off-the-beaten-path solutions I've come across recently: https://github.com/Bogdanp/koyo - Koyo: a web app toolkit written in Racket https://github.com/yawaramin/re-web - ReW
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Ask HN: What novel tools are you using to write web sites/apps?
345 points by yawn 5y ago|322 comments
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by yawn 5y ago
This might help: https://www.nand2tetris.org . If you go through this, you will build a computer from the ground up starting with boolean logic. It touches on hardware design/computer architecture, building a compiler for
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by yawn 6y ago
Same here, except Louis Darling brilliantly illustrated the ones I read. I wore different colored shoelaces on my Chuck Taylors after reading Otis Spofford. Her books will always have a warm spot in my memory.
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by yawn 6y ago
Some muds support a "brief" mode, which will limit the room description to one line.
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by yawn 6y ago
They show him getting on the same plane as Jones. He’s following him.
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by yawn 6y ago
Holy low effort comment, batman! The first sentence offers no proof of how any of these individual languages address what you're trying to communicate. I'm not saying you're incorrect...it's just, like, offer something
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by yawn 6y ago
I like this as a general idea for users (and potential users) of programming languages. See also Sergey Tihon's tireless efforts with F# Weekly: https://sergeytihon.com/category/f-weekly/ .
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by yawn 6y ago
It can be, but a senior who is well-versed in the fundamentals and has some exposure to complimentary tools in other ecosystems is not going to have a problem coming up to speed with those tools. What they're going to spend more time
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by yawn 6y ago
I have done something similar to this. My first entry is from 11 years ago. One thing that bothers me is that over time links stop working. I wish I would have downloaded the content and stored a local cache. Not everything makes it to
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by yawn 6y ago
The vulnerability was acknowledged and fixed in 1 day. If that's indicative of the type of response the project's authors have, color me impressed. Also, this post is for version 0.2. I ain't scurred for personal projects.
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by yawn 6y ago
From: https://vlang.io/compare#go - No null - No err != nil checks (replaced by option types) - Immutability by default - Generics - Sum types (type Expr = IfExpr | StringLiteral | IntLiteral ) - If and match expressions (i
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by yawn 6y ago
I did find this one for Clojure: https://dev.solita.fi/2020/06/01/rethinking-the-frontend.htm...
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Ask HN: Does your framework have a LiveView answer?
7 points by yawn 6y ago|4 comments
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by yawn 6y ago
I'm okay with that since others can compete with him. Right now nobody has a say except Apple.
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by yawn 6y ago
Thanks for posting this. I took a look at Fennel a few months ago and although they list 2 web frameworks on the front page, there's little documentation (that may have changed since then) about how to interface with other Lua project
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by yawn 6y ago
The promotion part is exactly what I was saying with the "recommendation systems". I was saying the platforms didn't take action initially AGAINST the conspiracy stuff.
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by yawn 6y ago
I think suppression has played a role, but not as great as you're making it out to be. We didn't have the platforms taking action on the conspiracies initially and the audience for them grew like crazy. The ideas grew organically
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by yawn 6y ago
Adding sideloading support would not affect you then. This is about those users that want more control over their devices.
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by yawn 6y ago
Wow, seeing the LoRD screen was a punch in the feels! It reminds me of a guy on our bbs who would set his alarm to coincide with the daily Trade Wars reset so he could get his turns in before anyone else.
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Dark and the Long Term(medium.com)
2 points by yawn 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Programming Languages that fit this criteria
2 points by yawn 6y ago|4 comments
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by yawn 6y ago
DabbleDB https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dabble_DB . I agree--it was an interesting time and Dabble seemed really fresh and unique in its choice of tools!
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by yawn 6y ago
Your other choice without lots of friction is Google, an advertising company. I hate that this is the world we live in.
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by yawn 6y ago
From the article: "Also like browsers, code is executed in a secure sandbox by default. Scripts cannot access the hard drive, open network connections, or make any other potentially malicious actions without permission."
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by yawn 6y ago
One reason is they don't actually want the "broader" community to see them. More than once I've seen people lament the fact that the "orange site" picked up one of their posts. There are Twitter accounts dedic
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by yawn 7y ago
A slim subset of humans typing things is not what I would label "write heavy". Write heavy is more like 100k+ devices out in the field sending their current position every 10s. That's still very manageable, but requires som
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Go + Services = One Goliath Project(engineering.khanacademy.org)
418 points by yawn 7y ago|434 comments
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by yawn 7y ago
I am constantly surprised and delighted by what the folks over in the Clojure world come up with.

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