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by emmanueloga_ 6d ago
This video is the perfect answer to your concern: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/R6c_yJZYEQ4
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by emmanueloga_ 2mo ago
looks very well made, but I still prefer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elevator_Action !
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by emmanueloga_ 2mo ago
Would it be hard to translate to Spanish? I'd love to share with some friends that love books but don't speak English!
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by emmanueloga_ 4mo ago
Right! [0] Apparently there are not many standard connectors like these, but I found at least one [1] ... 0: https://www.zojirushi.com/blog/design-explained-our-easy-rel... 1: https://www.mcmaster.com/p
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by emmanueloga_ 6mo ago
The excessive size of Go binaries is a common complain. I last recall seeing a related discussion on Lobsters [1]. Who knows, maybe the binary could be shrunk a bit? IMHO 12mb binary size is not that big of a deal. -- 1: https://
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by emmanueloga_ 7mo ago
good point, could be some 10 years ago now, I think...
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by emmanueloga_ 7mo ago
I got into OCaml for a while, which naturally led me to try F#. What pushed me away back then was that the tooling lagged behind C#, especially in VS Code, and the C#/F# interop wasn’t as ergonomic as I expected. I liked the idea of us
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by emmanueloga_ 7mo ago
How about framing this in terms of two orthogonal axes the article doesn’t name: concurrency (actors) and continuity (durable execution). * Durable execution: long‑running, resumable workflows with persistence, replay, and timeouts. * Actor
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by emmanueloga_ 8mo ago
I’ve been thinking that defaulting to durable execution over lower‑level primitives like queues makes sense a lot of the time, what do you think? A lot of the "simple queue" use cases end up needing extra machinery like a transact
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by emmanueloga_ 10mo ago
Tried writing an electrostatic particle simulator in Turbo Pascal 7 with BGI as a teen, a handful of particles before it crawled. Then saw a galaxy collision sim on a CD-ROM magazine disc handling thousands of bodies smoothly. Thought it wa
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
I haven't used ruby in more than a decade, but I remember there was always some controversy around the corner. Up next: Zed Shaw comes out from his cave, joins forces with the mummy of _why to combat DHH's anti-woke agenda.
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
Page Object Models trade off clarity for encapsulation. Concrete example [1]. They can make tests look "cleaner" but often obscure what's actually happening. For example: await page.getStarted(); // what does
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
How about... inlining children: const age = 40; const children = [<div ~ "Moe" />, <div ~ "Larry"/>, <div ~ "Curly" />]; return <div age ~ children />;
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
I just found that someone posted a showHN for an utility to solve this issue [1]. I think this reinforces the idea that is something that could be built into verdaccio. -- 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44891786
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
I wonder if anyone use https://verdaccio.org/ to vendor packages? In theory for each package one could: * npm install pkg * npm pack pkg * npm publish --registry= https://verdaccio.company.com * set .npmrc to &qu
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
Explanation of what this does: https://github.com/steveruizok/perfect-freehand/tree/main?ta...
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
TIL about the Scanimate [1] [2]. -- 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVNO#Music_video 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1aT_CqhyQs
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
In real projects I typically group the classes in a way that makes it easier to read, something like this: <div class={tw( "block", "transform transition-all", "bg-white ring-1 ring-black&
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
There's been a lot of work in this area but no definitive answer, and few constructed languages speakers [1]. I imagine the wins may be marginal, similar to the wins in dvorak vs qwerty typing. -- 1: https://en.wikipedia.org
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
I'm a fan of the app, one of those rare web apps that have been reliably there for more than 10 years and "just works". Today I found out it has been refreshed and its source released [1]. Congrats Erv Walter for the launch o
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TrendWeight v2 Has Launched(ewal.dev)
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
Not just height, anything that causes continuous repaints can become expensive. Search for "jank free" to find more resources on the subject, or check this oldish website [1]. -- 1: http://jankfree.org/
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
Looks similar to https://github.com/kobalicek/mathpresso
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
Took me a while to find this [1]: "We’re building the next-gen operating system for AI agents." -- 1: https://sdsa.ai/
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
I like it! Suggestions: * Clarify relationship with https://hckrnews.com/ * Don't put the settings in localStorage, use URL params. That has a lot of usability improvements including being able to share the state, book
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
"I understood that the poet's work wasn't in the poetry; it was in inventing reasons for the poetry to be admirable. Naturally, that ulterior work altered the piece for him—but not for anyone else." - J. L. Borges, E
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
Chrome debugger tools? htop? visidata [1]? Clicker games are interesting in that they start bare and end up filling the screen with controls. Rerun visualizations come to mind too [2]. -- 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
Cool! I did not know about that book. Added to [1]. :-) -- 1: https://github.com/munificent/craftinginterpreters/issues/92...
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
Looks great, is it comparable to Monica [1] or is it more business oriented? -- 1: https://github.com/monicahq/monica
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by emmanueloga_ 1y ago
a "no brown M&Ms" razor!

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