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by zengid 3y ago
And another note.. Free-to-play apps with IAP could benefit from learning about how it works in the gaming industry. I highly recommend the Gamecraft podcast from the incredible VC Mitch Lasky https://www.gamecraftpod.com/
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by zengid 3y ago
Thanks for sharing! One thing I've thought about for marketing an app like this was to just sit down and do a Twitch stream or something and screen-share while using the app. I feel like if it looks cool enough you'll get a few fo
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by zengid 3y ago
But Jonny Greenwood can . I completely agree with your point though, sheet music is an element from Western "Music Theory", and has nothing to do with being able to make music. It definitely does help if you want to have musician
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by zengid 3y ago
This is really awesome, congrats on shipping. If you don't mind me asking, what do sales look like on average for an app like this? I'm hoping to someday make a "music education app", but I'm skeptical if people wou
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by zengid 3y ago
It killed the cat.
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by zengid 3y ago
wow, great resource even if you just like to know more about both.
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by zengid 3y ago
Not OP but I think they meant Zig isn't 1.0 and therefore could be considered "not ready for prod". I'm not claiming anything about Zig; I can only hope that the Bun folks have done their due diligence and ran it through
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by zengid 3y ago
from that blog post: " Unlike Node.js and other runtimes that are built using Google's V8 engine, Bun is built using Apple's WebKit engine. WebKit is the engine that powers Safari and is used by billions of devices every day.
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by zengid 3y ago
Congrats!
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by zengid 3y ago
Very cool, great job! It looks like this is using PIXI for the graphics?
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by zengid 3y ago
I agree, I'm excited to use it as a General Purpose language, and see how far the Autotuning feature can go for just normal old apps and servers.
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by zengid 3y ago
I'm pretty excited about Mojo and have been keeping an eye on it's development. I feel like the team has learned a lot from their experience, and are taking the best from languages like Python, Rust, Swift, Hylo (Formerly known as
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by zengid 3y ago
> "Rust previously limited the maximum number of statements run as part of any given constant evaluation. However, especially creative Rust code could hit these limits and produce a compiler error" [my emphasis] Steve Klabnik
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by zengid 3y ago
Thank you
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by zengid 3y ago
Ok thank you! This is good news
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by zengid 3y ago
Ok thank you!
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by zengid 3y ago
I'm not in the community but aren't they considering removing the dependency on LLVM, and not being a C compiler anymore? Am I misunderstanding that?
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by zengid 3y ago
This would be awesome, thanks.
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by zengid 3y ago
I want to say first off that this is super cool, and I really applaud you for shipping it. The tones sound pretty great on my machine, and the button pressing is good. I don't detect any jank or latency like I frequently do with web-au
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by zengid 3y ago
Maybe it could be called the 'Hejlsberg effect'. (With no disrespect to Wirth)
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by zengid 3y ago
After re-watching, exhaustiveness is not a feature yet. If you look above to munificent's comment, you'll see that Dart has it! very cool!
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by zengid 3y ago
Bravo! This is awesome.
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by zengid 3y ago
HELL YES THANK YOU
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by zengid 3y ago
This is awesome! Can you please make spacebar fire as well?
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by zengid 3y ago
Not sure about Dart, but for C# I don't think it can (due to classes being open by default). If anyone is interested in a deeper dive on C# and adding Discriminated Unions, this interview by Nick Chapsas with Mads Torgersen is a great
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by zengid 3y ago
This should probably be titled "getting an internship" at apple?
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by zengid 3y ago
From the article: Functional languages generally implement algebraic data types by pattern matching over the cases in a sum type to assign behavior to each variant. Dart 3 achieves the same with pattern matching in switch cases, and takes
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by zengid 3y ago
This is really impressive work and I applaud the author for building something that I'm sure lots of folks will find interesting and possibly very useful, but I want to say that I think there's a reason reference semantics (usin
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Rename 'Val' to 'Hylo'(github.com)
2 points by zengid 3y ago|3 comments
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by zengid 3y ago
The solution they went with, squeezing juice out of the system by finding performance optimizations, brings me so much joy. It reminds me of Richard L. Sites's book _Understanding_Software_Dynamics_ where he basically teaches how to me

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