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andeee23
2mo ago
i don't think it's the same exact conversation. with low code tools you still need to poke around, figure out what you want, what to do, etc. with the latest agents, you can even be vague and they'll probably do an ok job if
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7mo ago
kawase hasui is hands down the best to ever do it he does trees and foliage in s very special way
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andeee23
8mo ago
i’m not sure about the work on tooling just a few weeks ago i was trying to work on a swift project in neovim and found the whole langserver experience pretty bad and it’s way worse when working on swif ui apps, but i guess that’s more of a
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2y ago
thanks!
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andeee23
2y ago
I was inspired by https://owickstrom.github.io/the-monospace-web/ and did a complete redesign of my dev blog: https://andi.dev/ Not sure if it counts, but I consider the blog an ongoing project
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2y ago
I’m working on a macos virtual microphone app that lets you take a real microphone input and apply audio processing effects on it like raising the gain, reverb, etc, then using that as your microphone in other apps, like for video calls Com
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2y ago
conditioned in buddhism refers to the fact that anything that exists, originates from something else. so any one thing you examine will be “conditioned” on the previous things that cause it to appear cause and effect basically this has some
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andeee23
2y ago
https://storytell.ai seems to be doing what you’re looking for, especially the part with the linking to proper references
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Making a shitty programming language from scratch. Part 1
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3y ago
i guess you can call that… Xtortion
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5y ago
For hooks done right I recommend people look into SolidJs https://www.solidjs.com/ . Very similar API to React but the reactivity system is nicer. There's no hooks rules like not putting them in if statements or inside
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5y ago
I've used both extensively and what makes me lean towards Vue on new projects is the reactivity system. It seems that with React you always have to wrestle with it to not do too many re-renders, but Vue is more likely to update only th
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5y ago
Don't have any references for you but maybe I can give some perspective on it. The things that still trip me up with CSS after a few years of full time frontend work are the following: 1. Dynamic 2D stuff CSS kinda sucks for most 2D dy
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6y ago
Made this to scratch my own itch. I had a giant web project on which purgecss would take 10 minutes to remove all unused css. I thought rewriting the main functionality in a multi-threaded native extension would make it much faster. C felt
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Show HN: Speed up Node.js with Nim native extensions
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Highly performant Node.js native extensions in Nim
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6y ago
For the IDE part, you can look into the Language Server Protocol spec and write an implementation for your language. Would then work with most editors like VS code, vim, etc. out of the box and remove the leg-work of making the rest of the
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6y ago
Do you consider an app like Microsoft Teams not a "real" program then?
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6y ago
The whole point of the article is that women's gymnastics is set up in a way that requires coaches to act like this if they want to win medals.
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6y ago
Try out figma. It wasn't made for this purpose exactly but it supports everything you just listed.
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6y ago
I can recommend The Mind Illuminated by culadasa. He has a PHD in neuroscience and gives you a very comprehensive framework of how the mind works (with focus on attention) and what kind of improvements meditation brings.
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6y ago
A community can be technically capable without being full of elitists. Just look at Clojure.
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6y ago
Your link is not working, had to put www. in front. Seem nice though, I subscribed
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6y ago
I think it's similar to coding in that the more you code the more you get used to the type of abstract thinking that coding involves and you can keep more complicated patterns and structures in your mind at once. Drawing is very simila
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6y ago
I wonder if it will be possible in the future to apply a similar concept for for a 3d e ink desplay where the grid pulls cells through a 3d medium.
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6y ago
Maybe Raylib?
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7y ago
I mostly skimmed the article but isn’t he basically talking about Lisp and the REPL? He dis mention Smalltalk but i’m pretty sure it adopted the interactivity from Lisps.
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7y ago
The mind illuminated by culladasa is a very comprehensive book that guides you step by step through all meditation stages
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7y ago
That might be just an us thing. Haven't met anyone in europe who didn't know cursive
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8y ago
I wasn't saying that everyone at facebook knew. But if you were one of the people in charge of the data tracking app, wouldn't you at least know that apple revoking the licence could be a possibility since you are explicitly brea
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