marc136

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by marc136 2y ago
In general, e.g. to place the files and their metadata like checksum, access rights, image previews, foreign keys right next to each other. In the authors use case, it might also be easier to drop the executable and one big database file on
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by marc136 2y ago
Or one for arduino https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41500071 Which was also forked for ESP32 and has its own community https://github.com/biologist79/ESPuino
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by marc136 2y ago
If you are looking for a FOSS alternative to tonies, yoto and such I would also recommend the DIY TonUINO project. The boards are built into boxes, toys (from fire engines to plush) and whatever sparks imagination. https://discou
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by marc136 3y ago
I'm not sure if I understand correctly. For me, it is mostly about "sharing the code" as in: I put it somewhere and anyone who wants can use it. But if they adapt or remix it, they should also use a free license (ideally cont
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by marc136 3y ago
If I understand you correctly, your advice is that EUPL is an unknown/obscure license and you would not choose it for that reason? Thanks for the good luck wishes, but I don't intend to throw money towards enforcing the license at
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Ask HN: What do you think about EUPL in comparison to other copyleft licences?
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by marc136 3y ago
That's high on my list, too. The only fear I have is that I won't be able to install packages that no longer exist when I switching machines. But by running ELM_HOME="$PWD/deps" elm make ... I can get those d
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by marc136 3y ago
Zero workarounds seems overly dramatic, here are a few: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39567011 If you want to rely on them for every possible future requirement or rather want to pick another tool is another question
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by marc136 3y ago
Yes, ports or custom elements are the recommended options, https://github.com/elm-community/js-integration-examples There are a bunch of other options/workarounds/hacks depending on the need. E.g. using gette
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by marc136 3y ago
> So I made a package that wraps native RegExp. When 0.19 was released, I couldn't upgrade because of those 5 lines. The regex package eventually got regex.fromstring(). So I could've upgraded. The last commit to the regex pack
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by marc136 3y ago
Funny that you have this impression. To me it looks more like the elm-haters are out in force and the Elm users don't participate anymore on this site. Many hateful comments here below a historic post prompted me to create a new accoun
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by marc136 3y ago
For anyone new to Elm, please know that you have a stable language with no major changes since 2018 and no official release since end of 2019, see https://iselmdead.info and decide if that is a bad or a good thing for you. And i
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by marc136 3y ago
If time is important to you, please correct your statement. > The year in this link is very important. In the following year, the Elm team decided to [...] The blog post was released a year after the official release of Elm 0.19 where