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by iomcr 4y ago
Since we're on about distribution, I converted a nodejs application to Crystal. The docker containers were 1GB vs 20MB.
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by iomcr 4y ago
I've never written a line of ruby in my life. For me, Crystal is an easier and asthetically prettier alternative to rust. It's syntax and type system are superior to golang. It doesn't use a giant VM.
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by iomcr 5y ago
> And the people who might crow about "security" - my device, my rules. I can block it on the network if I want. We've entered a sad dystopia when the manufacturer is the leading security threat to the integrity of my pers
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by iomcr 5y ago
But they paid for the $4,000 treadmill, not expecting it to magically become the $400 treadmill.
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Are there any good Linux CLI tools for generating an ERD?
4 points by iomcr 5y ago|4 comments
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by iomcr 5y ago
I typically suggest something like your first 25 domains are exempt, registered businesses also get some reasonable amount. Past that there should be a relatively hefty squatting fee. Maybe additional exemptions can be applied for.
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by iomcr 5y ago
My first thought, while I don't know the exact rights of the parties involved, they should have filed a complaint with ICANN regardless.
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by iomcr 5y ago
While true, a free and open web is generally desirable, and we'd like to keep the barriers of entry for federation to a minimum. If someone was ready to start mycool.forum, but doesn't have $500/yr to start a website, they mu
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by iomcr 5y ago
Was it {firstname}{lastname}.gtld or only one of those?
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by iomcr 5y ago
I do have a complaint about relatively new TLDs. Did you know .forum domains are $500 to $2000 per year? We live in a world where everybody is complaining about censorship and nazis, but one of the best new TLDs for an independent forum is
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by iomcr 5y ago
This is awesome, I'll probably try it out soon. My primary use case is that I don't want my end user(s) to know the IP address of my core application. But, the option to pay someone other than AWS/GoogleCloud and then have to
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by iomcr 5y ago
This is pretty cool. Is it opensource? What stack is it built with?
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by iomcr 5y ago
> Ruby 3 does static typing Categorically, what I've seen of this falls closer to "lintable comments" than it does "actual static types". Static types are a foundational aspect of crystal, it's not like a st
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by iomcr 5y ago
Reality: Kotlin's value proposition is android development.
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by iomcr 5y ago
Sounds like a fair compromise when the alternatives includes at least one of the following tradeoffs: harder, less safe, and/or slower.
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by iomcr 5y ago
That doesn't stop 99% of the mind share and language design from being "Java with lipstick".
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by iomcr 5y ago
> Python is usually fast enough when not using python Agreed.
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by iomcr 5y ago
Crystal does a better job with making portable binaries. For example I have written an app that's a 20MB alpine docker container. A comparable app written in Elixir used an 800MB alpine docker container. I think Elixir is one of crysta
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by iomcr 6y ago
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28582935/does-http-2-mak...
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by iomcr 6y ago
I feel like websockets get waaay too much hype and attention compared to SSE, especially for use cases that are barely interactive at all.
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3 years of Crystal Lang programming: The good, the bad, the ugly(anykeyh.hashnode.dev)
3 points by iomcr 6y ago|2 comments
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by iomcr 6y ago
A similar list for free to use bootstrap 4/5 themes (like https://bootswatch.com/ but I already know about bootswatch) is in my wishlist.
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Show HN: Webapp to Format SQL Queries for Readability
4 points by iomcr 6y ago|2 comments
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Crystal announces new apt/RPM repos in preparation for 1.0.0-pre1(crystal-lang.org)
2 points by iomcr 6y ago|0 comments
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by iomcr 6y ago
This was my experience with typescript. Nothing I actually wanted to use had first class support for typescript. Nothing I settled with didn't have endless compiler errors that had more to do with the tsconfig than my actual types. The
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by iomcr 6y ago
Definitely a top feature of crystal lang. Not having to worry about what the default was to the second positional argument while using the third is satisfying, not to mention that it's basically optional self documenting, too.
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by iomcr 6y ago
Fix this easily by abstracting the manipulation of user uploaded files to chroot/serverless.
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by iomcr 6y ago
clear is also an ORM you could check out. https://clear.gitbook.io/project/
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by iomcr 6y ago
I'm hoping to put a side project into production soon, crystal the language is basically perfect, biggest issue is that I often have to write my own shards, but every shard I write is a shard someone else won't have to write and s
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by iomcr 6y ago
I took the quote to imply possible categories like copagandists, white supremacists, Nazis, KKK, or even random apolitical opportunists, which is a distinction with a huge difference. After all, Trump did announce something like "Antif

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