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by eterps 12d ago
Which VM technology do you use?
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by eterps 12d ago
But with full blown e2e browser tests the test suite duration can go through the roof. How do you deal with that?
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by eterps 13d ago
Discussion on lobste.rs : https://lobste.rs/s/towfrz/revo_programming_language
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by eterps 15d ago
Open Education Applications / Neon | Senior/Lead Platform & DevOps Engineer, Senior Frontend Engineer, Senior Full-Stack Engineer | Utrecht, The Netherlands | HYBRID | DUTCH REQUIRED Please note: working proficiency in Dutch i
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by eterps 1mo ago
> I've seen videos of people using it for USB to USB communication. How would that work? Do you have a link?
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by eterps 1mo ago
Open Education Applications / Neon | Senior/Lead Platform & DevOps Engineer, Senior Frontend Engineer, Senior Full-Stack Engineer | Utrecht, The Netherlands | HYBRID We are a non-profit working to make teaching materials for s
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by eterps 3mo ago
Oberon System 3 works on Raspberry Pi: https://github.com/rochus-keller/OberonSystem3Native
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by eterps 4mo ago
> What you can do is use commands like ":peek prev" (takes you to the previous edit), ":peek 1h", or other time-travel commands to inspect previous states and manually recover overwritten changes if needed. Thanks, I
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by eterps 4mo ago
> Conflict handling model: Later events take precedence when conflicts occur Do I understand correctly that if 2 people add a lot of information to one issue only one of them 'wins' and becomes visible? Or is it more subtle? If
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by eterps 4mo ago
> all you need is to write to an on-duty officer and it will be unblocked What if the pretty advanced e-government system decides it will not be unblocked?
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by eterps 5mo ago
I agree, Cucumber works really well with LLMs. > I use a mix of Markdown and Gherkin Gherkin also has a Markdown based syntax that is not well known: https://github.com/cucumber/gherkin/blob/main/MARKD
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by eterps 5mo ago
This is great! I remember running System 3 on a 386 back when MS-DOS was king.
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by eterps 6mo ago
I actually agree with that. And I enjoy the fact that TUIs are becoming popular. But there is more to it than just the 'vibe'.
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by eterps 6mo ago
If you think the 'mouse-clickable' aspect is bothering me, you missed my point entirely.
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by eterps 6mo ago
Sure, but my point was that UX matters for TUIs. A TUI with a UX that fits its paradigm , again like lazygit, works great over SSH.
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by eterps 6mo ago
This is nonsensical, there is nothing textual about the UIs being shown here. It doesn't stop being a GUI if you have a 1:1 representation of the concept within character cells. The UX actually matters, and TUIs are generally built for
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by eterps 6mo ago
> I could see a world in which we're all just writing tests in the form of something like Gherkin though. That works great in practice, Gherkin even has a markdown dialect [1]. If you combine it with a tool like aico [2] you can hav
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by eterps 7mo ago
You could have a look at: https://github.com/jurriaan/aico It does 2 things that are very important, 1: reviewing should not be done last, but during the process and 2: plans should result into verifyable specs, prefer
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by eterps 7mo ago
You could give https://github.com/jurriaan/aico a try.
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by eterps 7mo ago
https://nowigetit.us/pages/8cf08b76-c5bc-4a7b-bdb4-a0c15089e... The actual explanation (using code blocks) is almost impossible to read and comprehend.
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by eterps 7mo ago
I use my_ as a prefix.
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by eterps 8mo ago
Would love to hear more about this approach.
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by eterps 9mo ago
While I like the concept, the side-effect pattern might be difficult for the average developer to understand (without fp-pack knowledge) in a shared codebase: https://github.com/superlucky84/fp-pack?tab=readme-ov-file#s
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by eterps 9mo ago
What are popular charm/bubbletea based TUIs? I use TUIs often, but for some reason none of them are based on charm/bubbletea? Might be coincidence though. While I appreciate Charm's aesthetics, I worry it leans too heavily on
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by eterps 9mo ago
Maybe this could be helpful? -> https://github.com/pimalaya/neverest
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by eterps 10mo ago
Wait until they get to the networking layer; you're going to hate what Vint Cerf did in the 70s :)
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by eterps 1y ago
Ada, Nim, Pascal. I think C++ also offers it with a specific syntax. Rust also offers it, but you need to specify it on the call side as well.
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by eterps 1y ago
> But I am using Oberon-07 as base, and I might deviate from it quite soon too. I am curious about your thoughts on var parameters (i.e. mutable references), as in: proc increment(var x: int) begin x := x + 1 end
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by eterps 1y ago
Isn't this wat streaming databases like Materialize and RisingWave do?
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by eterps 1y ago
How does it differ from https://weasyprint.org ?

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