bsansouci

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by bsansouci 5y ago
I love what you wrote here, a well written and fascinating take! One thing though, do french people actually read several different newspapers on different sides? My preconceived notion is that they still just pick one to get their main sou
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by bsansouci 5y ago
Hey Matt, I'm making my way through understanding this space and am struggling with the morality of it all, so I have a question for you: would you say that the trustless peer-to-peer world is a better future than today? I'm askin
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by bsansouci 5y ago
I don't know much about this, but "Democracy has never been a safe space" seems to be the key: that healthy disagreement, debate and compromises are not easy, not comfortable, and well... not the ideal (in the literal sense),
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by bsansouci 8y ago
React 16 was a perfectly smooth upgrade for a massive part of the web ecosystem. It took 1 engineer to bump the version number and to test. Maybe a week or two at most to check that nothing was broken.
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by bsansouci 9y ago
I’d love to hear about better interop APIs. I think if there’s any way to make Bucklescript bindings easier, that would be tremendous. In my experience, the crux of the difficulty actually comes from the JS APIs themselves working in a very
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by bsansouci 9y ago
What DSLs are you referring to here? One reason to favor lists over arrays has been that they are immutable. Most of my personal JS array usages have been as dynamically sized arrays, because I’ll use .push all over the place. That usecase
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by bsansouci 9y ago
One thing I’ll add on top of the other comments is that the Reason community has been trying hard to build tools and libraries for people who are building products. Doing that for two reasons: 1) Most of Reason contributors are actually wor
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by bsansouci 9y ago
Reason is merely a syntax change, it swapped the lexer and parser for its own. The entire rest of the toolchain is the same, so once multicore happens, Reason native will happily leverage it.