dwmbt

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by dwmbt 1y ago
have you taken a look at what the CLI is for? like you mentioned, it's pretty much just a build step! but there are some runtime things basked that are interesting [0]. i just have a watcher listening to file changes to trigger a rebui
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by dwmbt 1y ago
i believe they're referring to the observable desktop[0] macos app, a gui client for notebook kit[1]. the cli works great, fwiw! [0]: https://observablehq.com/notebook-kit/kit ) [1]: https://observablehq
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by dwmbt 3y ago
edit: i will not be taking this comment in good faith, i had a look through parents comments and it looks like they simply do not agree with Slint's approach to GUI programming: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3922
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by dwmbt 3y ago
this looks and reads great, repo here if anyone is interested: https://github.com/bdsqqq/psykip
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by dwmbt 3y ago
`pandoc resume.md -o resume.pdf -V geometry:margin=1in`
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by dwmbt 3y ago
i know it's separate from the thread, but i thought i'd share another nice macos utility app. i have some bots and personal CLI tools running somewhat around the clock. amphetamine helps keep your mac alive through sessions, so yo
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by dwmbt 3y ago
> Something so basic as moving a file between two directories. Can you Command-X, Command-V it? try Command-C, Command-Option-V. works for me :) also, if you're in need of a launcher, Raycast is nice. i don't use any of their f
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by dwmbt 3y ago
taken me a couple of years to figure this out. moved to a medium-large city post uni with a grand delusion that i'd simply make friends and find my wife due to the virtue of living in a denser environment. after a while, it didn't
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by dwmbt 3y ago
an heir to the Johnson & Johnson fortune filmed a documentary full of weird dynamics like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmlX3fLQrEc
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by dwmbt 3y ago
ahhh yeah, wish i could update my comment to give that context. i learned swift via swiftui , as it seemed like the most accessible avenue (as far as quality resources go)!
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by dwmbt 3y ago
i used this to learn swift myself and wished there was a newsletter to send out a reminder for me. instead, i used this apple script to generate a reminder every day for me. you can open Script Editor on your mac and run this. it will start
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by dwmbt 3y ago
interesting hypothesis, but my subjective rebuttal is that nearly all of my friends would readily admit that they'd be perfectly content with building a life similar to that of their parents. most kids just don't think it's p
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by dwmbt 3y ago
young adult here (23m) with a normal salary (not FAANG, definitely underpaid but still above the american average). sometimes, i'll find that i'm willing to save costs at the expense of sacrificing my health. among other doubts, i
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by dwmbt 4y ago
technically, you could supply it a specific player, a model like 'Stockfish' or 'super-grandmaster'[0] [0] https://saintlouischessclub.org/blog/how-face-super-grandmas...
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by dwmbt 4y ago
that's also not entirely true either. it's prone to make illegal moves. one could argue abiding by the rules of the game is a requisite for understanding!
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by dwmbt 4y ago
slight nit: this is true amongst all chess players. amongst professionals and amateurs, 1400 is technically Class C - which is on the lower end of amateurs. nonetheless, it's cool to see a model 'generally intelligent' enou
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by dwmbt 4y ago
this was my '1984'. i was 15, had it in my head that i was destined to become a revolutionary. i gave it to a friend and they came away feeling like they needed to become a teacher; i came away wanting to be a novelist, or a fathe
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by dwmbt 4y ago
perhaps anecdotal but gh's newer features have actually noticeably increased my productivity. i don't particularly enjoy slack, so i have all but mentioned notifs off - i maintain several of our open source libraries and we'v
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by dwmbt 4y ago
although it's annoying to have to need to do this, sounds like a good idea for a quick little side project. compile a list of your client-side grievances and make an extension?
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by dwmbt 4y ago
Dream Song #14, John Berryman Life, friends, is boring. We must not say so. After all, the sky flashes, the great sea yearns, we ourselves flash and yearn, and moreover my mother told me as a boy (repeatingly) ‘Ever to confess you’re bored
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by dwmbt 4y ago
even jesus had his lost years.
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by dwmbt 4y ago
Location: Boston, MA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Go, JavaScript, Rust, TypeScript. Axum, Deno, Next, React, Svelte, SvelteKit. Résumé/CV: Upon request. Can also email for my LinkedIn, if that's
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by dwmbt 4y ago
same. it's also interesting that many of the folks commenting are not likely to be in the most vulnerable group at risk of developing myocarditis from the vaccine [0] -- that unfortunate category is one that i belong to. as a young man
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by dwmbt 4y ago
ahh yea, i'm not sure why the rest of my comment didn't upload. i was going to say that i thought the common use case for protobufs was to more ergonomically communicate between microservices? in any case, that's the only tim
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by dwmbt 4y ago
My own search results: [0] https://github.com/boguslaw-wojcik/encoding-benchmarks [1] https://github.com/alecthomas/go_serialization_benchmarks [2] https://techsparx.com/nodejs&#x2
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by dwmbt 4y ago
don't be an arse, she's very clearly talented and her work is politically motivated, making it ripe for the picking at an exhibit in the future. anywho, i was at a farmers market // flea market the other day and walked p
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by dwmbt 4y ago
deno has been around for a little while, i think some commentators may have taken your responses as satirical because of how often deno shows up in conversations surrounding the web platform. think of deno as a node.js successor, it's
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by dwmbt 4y ago
deno! edit: i just realized you probably meant another company... i believe Slack uses deno in prod, not sure if they're currently hiring. netlify, github, and supabase all use deno as well.
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by dwmbt 4y ago
now that you mention it, i would love to see a long-form conversation between a coop engineer and a DAO engineer! granted, they likely work in different arenas, but i'd mostly be interested in hearing about the work dynamics and how th
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by dwmbt 4y ago
your comment about its success is written in past-tense, does this mean it's no longer stable or alive? just curious.

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