natertux

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by natertux 11mo ago
After a few months of experimenting on AWS, I got scared seeing how fast small side projects could turn into expensive monthly bills. I built my own DIY cloud, a minimal self-hosted setup that lets me deploy apps, databases, and backups on
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by natertux 1y ago
It is the exact reason why I choose to make my game in 3D. I am making a game similar to advance wars/apes warfare in threejs. My drawing skills are close to zero but thanks to the engineering background my CAD and 3D modeling are som
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by natertux 2y ago
If you choose Ruby because it seems distinct in syntax and concept. I would recommend you to take a look at OCaml. Some keywords: immutable, functional, loop via recursion, accumulators, tail-call optimization, monads, pattern matching, typ
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Show HN: Too Poor for AWS? Meet My DIY Cloud(diy-cloud.remikeat.com)
5 points by natertux 2y ago|1 comments
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by natertux 2y ago
I had the same idea sometime ago. Not sure if you can say that it was over engineered or not but I used the following: * Frontend framework : Next.js / React (Functional components with React Hooks) * Rendering : Static Site Generation
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StackL: A simple stack-based language written in OCaml(github.com)
2 points by natertux 2y ago|0 comments
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Use TikZ to solve a math riddle(gist.github.com)
1 points by natertux 2y ago|0 comments
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by natertux 6y ago
Can people tell me what useful program were produced in Haskell ? I know a few for Ocaml but I dont know much Haskell, so dont know yet any useful program written in Haskell. The program I know for Ocaml are: - coccinelle (semantic patching