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Stateless Probabilistic Minesweeper
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1y ago
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1y ago
- The SAT solver is implemented using the Rust crate `varisat` - The Rust program is provided to the webapp as WASM
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Immutable Onchain Left-Pad
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Show HN: Linux OpenSSL and Browser Web Crypto Interop
(gist.github.com)
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Using a proof-of-stake blockchain to build a proof-of-work currency
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2y ago
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Show HN: Create and secure a crypto wallet with Google Sign-In
(sui-zk-wallet.netlify.app)
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Show HN: Create and secure a crypto wallet with Google Sign-In
(sui-zk-wallet.netlify.app)
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3y ago
If the low hanging bugs can't even be triaged, what hope is there for any future innovation? ie, the countless unsupported browser APIs It is clear that Elm is understaffed , to say the least.
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3y ago
Honestly, even just a tweet from the BDFL twice a year saying 'I still care about this' would be something. It's impossible to evangelise something when the creator has seemingly taken his ball and gone home. The idea that en
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People are constantly asking for a pulse: https://discourse.elm-lang.org/t/is-elm-browser-still-mainta... https://discourse.elm-lang.org/t/request-elm-0-19-2-any-upda... It's pretty sad. I pe
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Interesting, got any repos written in this style?
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3y ago
> Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. I think you are violating this guideline.
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3y ago
'actually the murder rate isn't that bad'
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3y ago
It is possible to tolerate wealth inequality, while not tolerating mentally ill drug addicts terrorising the public.
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3y ago
Americans clearly have very low expectations for their standard of living. As demonstrated by the amount of insane 'actually the murder rate isn't that bad' comments in this thread.
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4y ago
I've been using render.com to host Rust+sqlite stacks recently, and I'd like to leverage this. Should my Rust server be running sqld, and I would add a passthrough endpoint through its existing http api to the sqlite? Or alternati
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I think personal experience with multiple paradigms is essential for a developer to decide which one they prefer. The opinions of programmers who have only used one paradigm are less than worthless, since they are demonstrating a basic lack
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4y ago
> They make a significant portion of all US voting machines. > Just quadrupled their staff to make a voting machine then fired them all. Fascinating.
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5y ago
This person has clearly never had a job outside.
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5y ago
I like this perspective: https://twitter.com/cdixon/status/1440026949838069763 For example, predicting Airbnb or Patreon in the early days of HTML/CSS/JS would have taken a lot of foresight and vision.
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5y ago
There were plenty of people in 1995 who did not understand the utility of HTML. That is the nature of revolutionary technology.
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5y ago
Web3 is like knowing HTML in 1995. Act accordingly.
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Yeah Solidity has many resources and is worth learning. Solana is another smart contract platform which uses Rust, and Rust is a fantastic language, though it is tough. Both ecosystems use Node.js for scripting/tests/frontend so t
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Look into web3/blockchain/NFT technology, most of it has been around less than 2 years so experience is less of a hard requirement than in other fields of software engineering.
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I would like to hear some chaos stories.
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6y ago
I would personally recommend Elm for production use after 3 years of development with it. I regularly engage in refactoring efforts that would be prohibitively time consuming in React, which I also have production experience with.
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Huawei has already made some 'careless mistakes': https://www.zdnet.com/article/huawei-denies-involvement-in-b...
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6y ago
Check out elm-ui. https://korban.net/posts/elm/2019-11-17-elm-ui-introduction/
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I come from a Node.js background and picked up Rust about a year ago, after dabbling with Haskell, Elixir and Purescript. --- Things I like: - Modern type system. Sum types, Option type etc - Strict compiler. If it compiles, it works. - Gre
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Service Worker FFI
(discourse.elm-lang.org)
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