hyper57

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   by hyper57 1y ago

   But Bun is mentioned three times?
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   by hyper57 1y ago

   Also Hunter S. Thompson: > If you type out somebody's work, you learn a lot about it. Amazingly it's like music. And from typing out parts of Faulkner, Hemingway, Fitzgerald - these were writers that were very big in my life an
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   by hyper57 1y ago

   > You don't get reams of wishy-washy code unless you ask for it. I've found that they get pretty wishy-washy when you correct them. As an example, yesterday I was working on porting a function from the open-source CUE4Parse pro
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   by hyper57 1y ago

   Loved using OCaml for a compiler course at uni when I was a student. But I've always felt that the tooling side is pretty rough, especially on Windows. Opam recently added Windows support, but it involves installing MinGW, and when fol
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   by hyper57 1y ago

   "The pen is an instrument of discovery rather than just a recording implement." ~ Billy Collins
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   by hyper57 1y ago

   According to Microsoft's own license terms for VS Code, you can't opt out of all telemetry; see Section 2a: https://code.visualstudio.com/license > You may opt-out of many of these scenarios, but not all, as de