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by obeavs 5mo ago
What an abysmal series of top comments. These guys created a phenomenal product using novel technology, which will only continue to improve. Great work to the Zed team.
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by obeavs 11mo ago
Sure. Would contextualize by saying that infrastructure is a financial product: climate/industrial projects are sited in the physical world and have a hard upfront cost to produce a long term stream of cash flows, which, from a finance
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by obeavs 11mo ago
So, we've been down this rabbithole at Phosphor (phosphor.co) and have explored/made a couple of really big technology bets on it. The most unique/useful applications of it in production are based on combining dependent types
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by obeavs 1y ago
Phosphor | NYC/Remote | Full Time | Founding Engineer | $150-225k + Equity Phosphor builds recursively self-improving systems (via malleable software and natural language interfaces) to enable the efficient development and financing of
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by obeavs 1y ago
You can try Moonbit. It's extraordinarily well designed and compiles to highly optimized JS, WASM or even native
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by obeavs 1y ago
Thank you for bringing this up. This is profoundly true for big projects (toll roads/transport) and small infra projects (e.g. community solar). The length of time that it takes to develop things like this, combined with the turnover a
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Markdown-Oriented Programming in MoonBit: Bridging Code and Documentation(moonbitlang.com)
3 points by obeavs 1y ago|1 comments
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by obeavs 1y ago
Hey! This is really awesome. Do you intend to support analysis on redlining/tracked changes? That's where it would become very useful for my use cases.
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by obeavs 1y ago
Phosphor | NYC | Full Time | Founding Engineer (HCI focus) | $175-225k + Equity Phosphor enables the development of the built world (e.g. from real estate to energy projects) to be managed agentically by building programming languages and o
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by obeavs 2y ago
We're probably one of the first to make a real tech bet on Loro. We inched our way into it, and plus or minus some edge cases, it is going very well so far. Even on the edge cases, most of it just relates to what primitives are exposed
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by obeavs 2y ago
Congratulations to the team!! I've been following for some time and love a good DX story. I'd love to get some commentary from any active users on tradeoffs re: adopting tech like LiveView vs the community size and scale of JS lan
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by obeavs 2y ago
Worth nothing that the former lead dev of ReScript left to create a WASM-first language call Moonbit ( https://www.moonbitlang.com/ ). The language design is awesome and corrects a lot of the corners that they just couldn&#x2
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by obeavs 2y ago
Compiler is open source. We're not betting on it yet, but following closely. Rate of positive change and shipping is really something to see.
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by obeavs 2y ago
Well, I made a large, multi-year company/technology bet on top of F# with Phosphor. After over a year of trying to make it work, we completely rewrote the application in Typescript and Rust. The product we're building is an end-us
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by obeavs 2y ago
Great write up -- hadn't seen Perspective. Would Perspective work for a similar use case as Causal's where the data tables have a large amount of interactivity, tree-based information and/or master-detail style UI concerns? W
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by obeavs 2y ago
If you did it again, would you use AG-Grid, or would seek to own the table with something like Tanstack Table?
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by obeavs 2y ago
Nice work! What was the hardest technological part about building the product?
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by obeavs 2y ago
Gitbutler is ridiculously cool and well considered. Definitely worth checking out.
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by obeavs 2y ago
Hands down, the best (free, no email) resource to learn Effect is here https://www.typeonce.dev/course/effect-beginners-complete-ge... , as opposed to the docs. The link referenced gives a holistic view of how to incorp
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by obeavs 2y ago
Yep. Effect is so cool. The ability encode AND decode is tomorrow's standard. With all the work they're doing on durable workflows, hard to imagine that 2025 is anyone else's year.
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MoonBit: WASM-Optimized Language Creates Less Code Than Rust(thenewstack.io)
3 points by obeavs 2y ago|0 comments
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by obeavs 2y ago
Wow! Really awesome local-first work on a modern stack. Would love to know more about your experience with Glide and Lexical.
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by obeavs 2y ago
Would be curious to hear any feedback from folks using Grain. I've been following a similar WASM-first language, Moonbit ( https://www.moonbitlang.com/ ), which was created by the creator of Rescript. I'm excited by
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MoonBit adds JavaScript back end, up to 25x faster than native JavaScript(moonbitlang.com)
4 points by obeavs 2y ago|0 comments
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by obeavs 2y ago
Hiring: CTO (to take reins from solo, technical founder) PHOSPHOR ( http://phosphor.co/20x ) has been reverse-engineering ISDA, which financial historians refer to as “the greatest success story in modern economic history” du
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by obeavs 2y ago
We've had "fun" solving this for Phosphor which has similar parts to Causal, but is focused more on real assets and emphasizes connection with computable contracts. For circularity, we found that we could keep the UX dynamic
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by obeavs 3y ago
> Use SQLite for everything, or Postgres if you outgrow it. Or both! I've followed ElectricSQL for a while and it's pretty awesome to see how they've approached it. Rest APIs replaced with client side SQLlite which syncs t
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by obeavs 3y ago
Our product (phosphor) is built end-to-end in F# so this stuff is close to my heart. You might find Moonbit's approach to functional AI interesting as well https://www.moonbitlang.com/blog/moonbit-ai .
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by obeavs 3y ago
Is the F# POC open source? Link?
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by obeavs 3y ago
For what it's worth, Moonbit ( https://www.moonbitlang.com/ ) is a really nice take on this. Designed by the guys who created Rescript for OCAML, but for WASM-first world.

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