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moigagoo
3mo ago
Is slopcoded somehow better?
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moigagoo
3mo ago
No it's not. Araq does use LLM to generate code in Nimony but his approach involves very strict control over the produced code, it's nothing like Bun's Zig to Rust endeavor where they just asked it to dk the migration and it
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moigagoo
3mo ago
My love letter video turned out a bit chaotic, I apologize upfront. But the core points I make there I can get behind any day of a week. I do think Nim is the best language out there and I'm tired of pretending it isn't (insert th
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Relays for Nimony's Standard Library
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moigagoo
5mo ago
On the other hand, this format allows people from all around the world to participate.
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moigagoo
5mo ago
We use custom types for that usually, optionally with parametric polymorphism. But as others said already, Nimony (codename for the next Nim iteration) introduces revamped concepts which should be even more convenient.
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moigagoo
5mo ago
Please do share your progress with FigDraw. Interactive demoes always look great.
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5mo ago
I plan to give a couple of talks this year. Can't wait for NimConf, it is way overdue.
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NimConf 2026: Dates Announced, Registrations Open
(nim-lang.org)
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5mo ago
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The unreasonable effectiveness of S-Expressions
(nim-lang.org)
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moigagoo
2y ago
Thanks! Feel free to ping me: https://app.cannon-chat.online/#/newcontact?deviceId=neatly-...
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2y ago
Thanks for the kind words! > Presumably, your server stores a registry of Device IDs and IPs to route messages? Not IPs but Push API registration objects. > What about replacing this with some sort of partitioned DHT to make it decent
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moigagoo
2y ago
Yeah Apple kinda hates PWA it seems. I honestly tried to make it usable on iOS but it just fails with anything I'm trying to do.
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moigagoo
2y ago
Exactly! Not only that but the entire message delivery routine as well.
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moigagoo
2y ago
It works fairly well on Android but horribly on iOS because PWA support is very limited on iOS.
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Show HN: Anonymous chat service with no registration or installation required
(cannon-chat.online)
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2y ago
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moigagoo
3y ago
The biggest challenge with Enu is that kids don't read or write well, so they're basically sitting there telling youbehat to do and you're just coming up with solutions frantically on the spot. It just occurred to me, that so
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3y ago
Love this project. My 6 y.o. son and I used to spend hours with it, it's really fun.
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moigagoo
3y ago
Are you hiring Nim devs?
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3y ago
Congratulations to everyone involved and the entire Nim community! Nim has been my language of choice for the past decade and I'm really happy with the new features in Nim 2.0. Some of them are real gamechangers for my projects. For ex
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Cliar vs. Click vs. Docopt
(moigagoo.nim.town)
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moigagoo
4y ago
I'd just save a snippet to a file and wait a second for nimsuggest to highlight the errors :-)
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4y ago
As a Python user, I had my a-ha moment with Nim when I realized I didn't need a repl. With Python, I used repl all the time. There's bpython, ptpython, ipython, and probably a couple more great repls because repl is really importa
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4y ago
AFAIU she said the agreements were never viewed as a solution for the conflict. The goal was to cool the conflict down to a state that allowed Ukraine to get better at war: collect arms, build defense lines, train soldiers, etc. So, in othe
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5y ago
Great book! Loved it as a child. Even bought one for my son who's four. The book still rocks.
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moigagoo
5y ago
Feel kinda disappointed that the blog isn't hosted on Ansiwave :-)
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5y ago
In the ORM field, Norm[1] is an actively maintained package that supports SQLite and Postgres (shameless plug). It's framework agnostic, I've used it with Jester and Prologue (it had nothing to do with Prolog btw). Among framework
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5y ago
I've been using Nim for hobby programming for a few years now. I'm maintaining the Norm package, it's an ORM for SQLite and Postgres. Not a huge project but not a hello world either. Style insensitivity has never caused a sin
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A Marxist Analysis of the iPhone (2019)
(socialisteconomist.com)
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moigagoo
6y ago
Holy cow, where do I apply for junior enterprise architect?
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