mathgladiator

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by mathgladiator 3y ago
For generated code? Yes...
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
Thr javascript is generated as I'm working towards minimizing the output size. I've got more awfulness to bring forth.
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
RxHTML is the compiler.
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
This is my dream! I started RxHTML with the premise that something was missing from HTML, so I just added it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36067280 It's working surprisingly well for a client that I'm work
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
In my world, I just directly update the DOM which I described recently in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36067280
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How RxHTML Works(adama-platform.com)
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
And be strong enough to not get lost in the experience.
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
The risk aversion is a fact of life (and sad). > Is it hard to learn a language?… Amazingly, no. My language ( https://www.adama-platform.com/ ) recently had a 19 year old build a game with it. Does my language have expe
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
You're seeing a variant of Price's Law ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derek_J._de_Solla_Price ) Big tech sucks a lot, and I mean a lot, of the oxygen out the market for these roles. If you take the total popu
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
plus, it has super powers. For example, with Adama ( https://www.adama-platform.com/ ), my language translates to Java on the fly, compiles, and class loads to provide a new kind of serverless infrastructure. The "cool
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
> long dead techs that I didn't bother to learn. this is how I currently feel about Kubernetes and docker. I'm having all sorts of fun with the JVM, a monolithic jar, and about 20 lines of shell script. I can deploy in 20 secon
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
> Developers jump ship quickly this is probably the most damning thing about the field. We don't invest in developers, so why would they invest in the business?
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
I've been considering a micro-grant application for some seed funds that use my platform https://www.adama-platform.com/ as their back-end; however, I'm currently focused this year on interns to help grow the plat
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
But it is different because you can't dereference x without the check. In other words, you can't really make an accident. My language has maybe<T>, and I have automatic "re-wrapping" (not sure if there is a better
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
Yeah, I agree. My language has both maybe<T> and result<T>, and maybe<T> is exceptionally convenient for all sorts of things. As an example, the result of division is a maybe<double> and I have all the typical operat
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
Greenspun's tenth rule? > Any sufficiently complicated C or Fortran program contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of Common Lisp. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greensp
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
I feel the frustration, and the core of the frustration is that the requirements for the web were fundamentally wrong. Thus, we keep adding new things to the browser to enable new things. The JavaScript hate is justified for large websites
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
Something that I have thought is that gen z may be just like every generation except we know way too much. The same trend of a few winners that worked hard, a few lucky, and then a sea of misery. I've found a few crazy hard working gen
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
I don't think so because I have no idea how to think about a psychicdelic trip in mathematics.
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
I was referring to syringes at so many parks. Everytime I brought family out, it was embarrassing. I was close to the downtown cores of both Bellevue and kirkland. I'm sure there are pockets that are nice, but now imagine a significant
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
I'm at a cross roads because I'm trying to sort out an intern program. On one end, I don't want to work too hard now that I'm old. However, I don't have to work too hard as I worked crazy hard for a long decade with
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
I lived I'm bellevue and kirkland, and it wasn't that great. The best place was Bainbridge Island, but even it had problems with needles in parks and beaches.
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
I've been shocked to discover the number of MVP shops that exist and sell broken shit. I can't stand the npm ecosystem because every project can't just sit there. When I return to it, something is broken and I can only find o
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
What I've "discovered" is that most people today have very elevated compensation goals that they can't really fathom being an 'equity player'...
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
I moved from the Seattle area back to the Midwest, and the suburbs are great. There is something very relaxing about seeing kids walking home from school with a variety of crossing guards, no homeless camps, parks that fill on weekends with
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
The office is a great place to drink... ar least, there was a period... I'm actually planning on a return to the office, and I'll have an old timey-mad-men-esq bar in my office.
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
I am 40+ and came to the realization that I don't want to work for a big company ever again. So, I am building a different kind of company. Currently, it's all pi in the sky with respect to revenue. I'm changing that soon.
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
> I'm waiting for it to die I'm there with ya, but I wouldn't hold your breath. I'm trying to minimize my JavaScript exposure by using streaming, and it's going well enough with a minimal JavaScript "runtime
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
Thanks for checking out the video. It's a work in the progress. On the note about load balancing, it's exceptionally hard. However, I have the ability to migrate traffic (poorly tested) and re-balance. In general, stream load bala
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by mathgladiator 3y ago
> I dunno if it is really healthy to obsess over only a single thing, especially (IIRC) GP made a HN post some time back about burnout. The word is "focused", and the burnout I was speaking diluting my focus too much and stalli

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