modulovalue

7 ms·

1.
by modulovalue 2mo ago
I built something similar, but I managed to compile the Dart VM, its compiler and the static analyzer to wasm using emscripten: - repo: https://github.com/modulovalue/dart-live - demo: https://modulovalue.co
2.
by modulovalue 2mo ago
I'm working on making SIMD better in Dart. Dart supports RISC-V as a target architecture for compilation, but I'm not really excited about figuring out how to map the wasm-SIMD-style primitives to RISC-V's RVV and so I don&#x
3.
by modulovalue 3mo ago
It's already a breakthrough in my opinion. Many things are possible that weren't possible before. For example, I was able to compile the Dart VM (the compiler + analyzer + VM) to wasm and run it on the web: https://gith
4.
Show HN: Dart Live – compiler, VM, analyzer and hot reload on the web via WASM(modulovalue.com)
3 points by modulovalue 4mo ago|0 comments
5.
by modulovalue 6mo ago
There's an important issue with async iterables: what's the initial value of derived "signals"? In the Dart/Flutter world, async iterables are known as streams. The biggest problem is that they are asynchronous so i
6.
243,000 words dictated in 39 days, speech-to-text changed how I work(modulovalue.com)
3 points by modulovalue 7mo ago|0 comments
7.
by modulovalue 8mo ago
Very interesting, I always believed we should have more declarative frameworks in other domains and not just UI. My experience shows me this gives LLMs a much smaller space to explore which leads to better results.
8.
I built a 2x faster lexer, then discovered I/O was the real bottleneck(modulovalue.com)
187 points by modulovalue 8mo ago|92 comments
9.
Benchmarking my parser generator against LLVM: I have a new target(modulovalue.com)
3 points by modulovalue 8mo ago|0 comments
10.
I built a 2x faster lexer, then discovered I/O was the real bottleneck(modulovalue.com)
5 points by modulovalue 8mo ago|1 comments
11.
Statistical Methods for Reliable Benchmarks(modulovalue.com)
1 points by modulovalue 8mo ago|0 comments
12.
The Case for Snake Case: A Kolmogorov Complexity Argument(modulovalue.com)
2 points by modulovalue 9mo ago|1 comments
13.
Show HN: Concepts Reader, a Backup Plan for My Life(modulovalue.com)
2 points by modulovalue 9mo ago|0 comments
14.
Understanding Dart Class Modifiers by Using Lattices(modulovalue.com)
1 points by modulovalue 9mo ago|0 comments
15.
by modulovalue 1y ago
NIT: That's not quite correct if your first statement is meant to imply an equality rather than a subset relation. The idea of an index is more general, as an index can be built for many different domains. For example, B-trees can inde
16.
by modulovalue 1y ago
The university I went to started its math education with groups, which is really unfortunate and they never even mentioned monoids. Monoids are a key idea in computer science and I think that everyone should know what monoids are. Monoids a
17.
by modulovalue 2y ago
That's a very good point. I wonder about the durability of a paper based solution, but 3d printed rolls might also be suboptimal in that regard. This needs some experimentation.
18.
by modulovalue 2y ago
It's very easy. I'm using the cheapest weighted vest that I could find and it came with blue bags that I've just filled with coins. You don't really need straps to make the weights tight because the money just kind of sp
19.
by modulovalue 2y ago
It's a vest that you can fill with stuff to increase the intensity of a workout. There was a time in my life when my legs started hurting and shaking from muscle atrophy because I was programming too much and moving too little. I was l
20.
by modulovalue 2y ago
I'm using euro cents as weights in my weighted vest. When I started doing this I didn't want to afford dedicated weights as it seemed like a waste of money, but I had many cents saved up from my childhood, which I started to use i
21.
by modulovalue 2y ago
> How do you gain associativity then? At a minimum, you can't throw information away. That's an interesting perspective that I haven't considered before, thank you. Now I'm wondering, could we throw away some informat
22.
by modulovalue 2y ago
I'm still wondering if there could exist an alternative world where efficient addition over decimal numbers that we developers use on a day to day basis is associative. Is that even possible or is there perhaps some fundamental limit t
23.
by modulovalue 2y ago
That's where Dart and Flutter shine. Sadly, people discussing Swift/SwiftUI, Kotlin/KMP, and Dart/Flutter often only have surface-level comments that do not address potential issues like these. Dart's static type sy
24.
by modulovalue 3y ago
There's a similar project from Google: https://github.com/flutter/packages/tree/main/packages/rfw rfw is used by Google's Gemini LLM to generate UI. rfw runs on the web/android/i
25.
by modulovalue 3y ago
There's a similar project at Intel: https://github.com/intel/rohd It uses Dart instead of Scala.
26.
by modulovalue 3y ago
Are you saying this because r-trees expect a proper metric space, and people have the need to index datasets over non-metric spaces?
27.
Hyperbolic Tree(twitter.com)
1 points by modulovalue 3y ago|1 comments