sdegutis

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by sdegutis 1y ago
> her legacy will forever be stained I would like to believe that people can change over time.
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by sdegutis 1y ago
That's been similar to my experience. The ecosystem is extremely polished and smooth, the build tools and package manager and IDE support, all of it. Especially compared to C++ which I cuold barely get working here.
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by sdegutis 1y ago
So after writing this to learn Rust, what are your thoughts on Rust? What do you especially like and dislike about it, or what were you surprised about?
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by sdegutis 1y ago
I didn't notice, I was too busy seeing how impressive and useful this tool is. And with fuzzy matching built in? Just amazing. Good job OP.
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by sdegutis 1y ago
> I often feel there's still an imbalance. I feel like I owe something more Debt is related to value, which is inherently subjective. In nature, nothing reproducable is one yard long, so we create something and call it a yard, and t
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by sdegutis 1y ago
No problem. Glad it made it to the front page quickly like I said it would. Now I don't look so dumb :D
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Auctioning the domain Tellconanobrienyourfavoritepizzatoppings.com(tellconanobrienyourfavoritepizzatoppings.com)
2 points by sdegutis 1y ago|0 comments
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by sdegutis 5y ago
Traditional dynamic web servers can solve a lot of the same problems that SPAs and event front-end frameworks like React solve, by just applying software engineering principles to the whole stack. That's what Novo Cantico[1] does, and
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by sdegutis 5y ago
This is possible to implement directly in Novo Cantico instead of a plugin purely because it's not a framework [1] [1] https://www.novocantico.org/blog/2022-02-28-why-isnt-this-on...
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Find a way to scope CSS to the current component?(github.com)
1 points by sdegutis 5y ago|1 comments
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Why Isn't This on NPM?(novocantico.org)
1 points by sdegutis 5y ago|0 comments
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by sdegutis 5y ago
It's difficult to describe Novo Cantico, because it's mostly just using new software engineering techniques combined with ordinary JavaScript functions to build a dynamic website. I hoped this blog post did a better job than the p
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Hitting the philosophical restart button on web development(novocantico.org)
2 points by sdegutis 5y ago|1 comments
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You might not need Express.js(novocantico.org)
1 points by sdegutis 5y ago|0 comments
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by sdegutis 5y ago
This solves a different set of problems, but is similar in some ways.
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Both static and dynamic site generator(novocantico.org)
2 points by sdegutis 5y ago|3 comments
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The Problem with Routers(novocantico.org)
2 points by sdegutis 5y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A new kind of TypeScript web app(novocantico.org)
2 points by sdegutis 5y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A low-level website building platform(github.com)
1 points by sdegutis 5y ago|0 comments
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by sdegutis 6y ago
The first half of this article explains some physiological reasons behind something I've noticed often: the more someone feels defensive and defenseless, the more arrogant they become, and the more hardened they become in their thought
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by sdegutis 6y ago
> Whenever any dependency changes the State value will update immediately. Each setState statement will notify subscribers synchronously with all changes applied. If two things change that both trigger a third thing to change, how does t
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by sdegutis 6y ago
Location: Chicago area Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies (recent): React.js, TypeScript/JavaScript, AWS, Electron Technologies (rusty): Objective-C, Swift, Ruby, Python, C, Rust, Lua Résumé/CV: Available upon reques
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by sdegutis 6y ago
Because it’s based around facts, hence an honest heart, and benevolence, hence a good heart. If a person looks into the Resurrection and whether it happened, they will inevitably become a Bible believing Christian, and when they ask where t
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by sdegutis 6y ago
CIDER can just as easily be built as a plugin to VS Code. (Actually, more easily.) It's just that the people who built it chose Emacs, simply because they personally prefer Emacs.
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by sdegutis 6y ago
I think you're making the point that a majority of VS Code was funded by Microsoft, and therefore it can't be compared to Emacs which was either mostly or entirely coded by volunteers? The vast majority of Emacs's usefulness
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by sdegutis 6y ago
There is a human aspect to software, and when you forget that, and try to force people to adapt to software instead of adapting software to people, you come up with software that naturally is difficult and unpleasant for people to use. Emac
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by sdegutis 6y ago
That's not true of Christianity; this along with Judaism are historical religions. They exist not to pass on wisdom or ideas, but because of historical events, which they claim are the interventions of God in human history. In particul
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by sdegutis 6y ago
There's a third option: that enough time hasn't passed. I said they will eventually become Catholic. A person generally can't understand multiplication until they understand addition.
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by sdegutis 6y ago
Religion as a psychological tool is a very sad thing. But it's a very common thought, one I grew up with. In fact, I only started praying while still thinking it was all fake, but needing some kind of mental help past my problem in lif
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by sdegutis 6y ago
The idea that maybe there really is a God after all, and that it's a cop out to assume that, just because it's unlikely for us to know for sure, therefore no breadcrumb trails about God or religion are really worth following. I&#x

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