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zengid
2y ago
> The term “value identity” is not defined anywhere in this post, nor can I find it elsewhere in Mojo’s documentation, so I’m not clear on how Modular claims that Mojo solves the problem that Pin is meant to solve I don't claim to
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Tom Maisey – Immutable music: or, the time-travelling sequencer [video]
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2y ago
In this talk, Tom applies functional programming ideas to the problem of building an interactive music sequencer. Be sure to watch to the end; the demo is amazing! (PS: if you're out there Tom, I hope you're doing well!)
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zengid
2y ago
I cherish this book, its fantastic. I love all of the tidbits about PL history in the margins, and its a great guide through the world of language design. If you're looking for a follow up, I might have a recommendation. I recently got
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2y ago
+1. When I was following along in the book I wrote the interpeter in C#, and pattern matching allowed me to basically skip needing the code generator and the visitor pattern. YMMV but its great. Essentials of Compilation by Siek does a simi
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zengid
2y ago
<humerous-speculating> What if Zuck made the Meta Quest Pro as a psy-op to get Apple to make a pro headset and waste resources, simply to get back at them for clamping down on user tracking? </humerous-speculating>
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2y ago
Pretty good Audio Developer Conference talk on it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJUmmcGKZMI
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2y ago
Yeah. Googling it lead me to an old comment of mine about it, and Dan Roth mentioned this is their discussion on it https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/94420
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zengid
2y ago
This is really cool, I wonder what .NET to wasmGC would be like.
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2y ago
WasmGC: Revenge of the JVM
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2y ago
I was running to the comments to post this too. The Ininitone is an impressive mechanical achievement, but I think the glissotar has much more potential to catch on.
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2y ago
needs some mouse love too! very trippy!
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2y ago
Sort of a tangent, but I'm really stoked that Apple has uploaded all of their WWDC videos onto youtube. I am much more likely to watch them on there. I feel like it might be a part of them opening more things up around their platform d
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2y ago
Seems to be doing pretty well. Some notable works include Oxide Computer's operating system Hubris https://hubris.oxide.computer/
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2y ago
Relevant Oxide and Friends podcast episode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqvVmYhclAg
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2y ago
I hear that once c++ modules lands this shouldn't be controversial anymore, right?
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2y ago
Really cool to see some neat stuff in C#. Somewhat of a tangent, but what does "kernel" mean in this sense? I'm aware of Operating System kernels, but am not sure what it means here.
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zengid
3y ago
you might be interested in something like tune.js https://github.com/instrumentbible/tune.js
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3y ago
Hey Paul, thanks for sharing! Yes I think JUCE is great, It's very well made, but it drives you into a very narrow path of either using everything in the library, or leaving you to fend for yourself (which I admit may be a normal exper
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3y ago
Thank you for the reply! I'm excited to watch as this project progresses, and I wish you the best of luck!
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3y ago
This is super neat and I am very interested! I'm in a rush so I can't look to closely now but I have a few questions (and please forgive any stupid questions, I'm not a graphics dev, just a hobbyist): What's the runtime
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3y ago
You're winning because the goal is always to be in a room where you aren't the smartest!
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3y ago
I feel like a cross platform Swift GUI would be a great thing for the world. Swift strikes a great balance between ergonomics and performance, and seems to be the only other mainstream language to have absorbed some of Rust's key featu
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3y ago
Huge release, congrats! I'm most interested in Dioxus-Blitz. Congrats to Nico for joining the team (I think?).
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3y ago
I thought he was so witty and refreshing when I read AntiFragile (which I will always regard as a masterpiece), but I feel like he's ran out of ideas now and is just complaining about people he doesn't like.
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3y ago
I believe Haxe was made to replace flash. Not sure why it isn't more popular, but it has a lot of folks from the game community that use it.
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3y ago
There's a lot of active research around rendering 2-d vector graphics with GPU tessellation (Raph Levien's work for instance), so this is pretty cool that they're shipping a product with this technique. I've never used R
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zengid
3y ago
change your stack from Go to C# and you'll find amazing folks who'd work for a quarter of that salary.
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3y ago
"...copyright law is the only functional internet law" - Nilay Patel [0] [0] https://x.com/reckless/status/1558065621925072901?s=20
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3y ago
TIL that Hal Abelson, nerd-famous for the programming book _Structure_and_Interpretation_of_Computer_Programs_ (SICP), was involved in creating Creative Commons. Amazing achievements!
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