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Show HN: I vibecoded a language server for web assembly(github.com)
1 points by emnudge 8mo ago|0 comments
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What Happened to WebAssembly(emnudge.dev)
4 points by emnudge 9mo ago|1 comments
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by emnudge 2y ago
Outside of making something - it’s very useful for setting up a quick project. Stackblitz did this with Node (aka their Web Containers). You could make a new project very quickly and prototype an idea. When finished, download it off the bro
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by emnudge 2y ago
It’s to connect phone numbers to identities. Getting a physical sim in China involves going in person to a store where they keep your passport and a mugshot (you hold a paper with your number on it) in a database. There’s no free WiFi witho
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by emnudge 2y ago
This is a very interesting way of putting it. The way I’ve explained it is “unserious surprise” which also fits with this. https://emnudge.dev/blog/a-grand-theory-of-humor/
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by emnudge 2y ago
Having things "just work" can be really appealing. I once had an issue where my Linux distro of choice was having a tough time with my monitor orientation. I got quite a few linux gurus involved and none could figure it out. I&#x2
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by emnudge 2y ago
German would be helpful for me
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Show HN: Live local log viewer with automatic syntax highlighting(github.com)
2 points by emnudge 2y ago|0 comments
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Logpipe: View and search your messy development logs with syntax highlighting(github.com)
3 points by emnudge 2y ago|1 comments
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by emnudge 2y ago
Hey, HN! Whenever I'm onboarded onto new codebases, I have a tough time finding my own debug logs when there are hundreds of logs from different systems all cluttering the terminal. It's hard to know where one log ends and another
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Regexide(regexide.com)
4 points by emnudge 2y ago|0 comments
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by emnudge 2y ago
I'm pretty sure he knows what Doordash is. I assume the thing that doesn't exist is ordering via a phone line, not an internet-based interface. i.e. texting or calling a number in a specific way based on some standard tons of fast
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by emnudge 3y ago
My previous understanding was that service would be stopped once you hit past the free tier. Upon review, it does not look like this is the case. I have several very low traffic projects on which would have never been anywhere close to the
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by emnudge 3y ago
If we’re doing self promo, I’ve got something similar but significantly smaller in scope: https://github.com/EmNudge/watlings
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Namecheap files suit against ICANN for removal of price caps(twitter.com)
2 points by emnudge 3y ago|0 comments
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by emnudge 3y ago
I sunk a decent amount of time into WebAssembly over the past few months (I am the author of "watlings"). From my understanding, there are 3 answers here. 1. Most spaces do not need WASM. You don't necessarily see speed impro
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by emnudge 3y ago
That looks super useful! I wish I knew about this when first learning wat. This would make a great reference!
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by emnudge 3y ago
I really like Exercism! Unfortunately their exercise model is considerably more free-form where it teaches you considerably less and in much larger chunks. I think this is a great model for certain contexts, but the format I have in the rep
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by emnudge 3y ago
Author here! My initial motivation to learn WASM (as someone from a primarily web background) was that I had a pretty poor understanding of WASM in general and so I had a lot of difficulty working with WASM builds in just about any capacity
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by emnudge 5y ago
While I've yet to do it, I've heard of many people using it for peer to peer file transfer. I tend to transfer files between devices pretty often and have never found a perfect solution. I'd like to do the same soon enough on
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by emnudge 6y ago
Actually, it supports regex! I detail this a bit more in the readme, but it supports general JS notation for certain things. Surround your search with /these/ to perform a regex match on the character. To match on the name instea
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Show HN: Unicode Lookup – A fast, simple, and quick Unicode lookup tool(unicode.emnudge.dev)
11 points by emnudge 6y ago|5 comments
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by emnudge 6y ago
Heyo! I've only recently dug into the big world of Unicode, but when doing so, I found the tools available sorely lacking. Most were server-side or needed to be downloaded and had confusing interfaces and buggy behavior. The solution w
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by emnudge 6y ago
Quick correction: it is not the same as eval. It does not have access to the current scope. It is technically a fair bit safer when trying to run code from a string. It may have access to the window object, however, so if something importa
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by emnudge 6y ago
A lot of unnecessary hate here. I think many are missing the use case. You use your own favorite and highly customizable text editor? Cool! This might not be for you. I think this would be a fantastic text editor for anyone new to the termi