sras-me

7 ms·

1.
by sras-me 23d ago
I am on a similar quest with https://hackage.haskell.org/package/spade But it is not bare metal yet and it is not BASIC.
2.
by sras-me 1mo ago
Thanks! >You ever play SodaPlay? Never heard until now. Looks interesting. Thanks for sharing, but is it available now?
3.
by sras-me 1mo ago
Reminds me of this [1] I made back in 2005 in Flash action script, thankfully bought back to life by Ruffle [2]. You can fix the ends of the string by pressing space. When both ends are fixed, you can you can drag the beads and release them
4.
by sras-me 1mo ago
A simple interpreted programming langauge and terminal IDE. https://hackage.haskell.org/package/spade But it is not finished!
5.
by sras-me 2mo ago
>Recursion is easier to write And read..
6.
by sras-me 2mo ago
I am also doing something similar here [1]. But I decided to NOT use BASIC as the language. Instead I implemented a new language with more modern features like foreach loops, closures and a less verbose syntax etc. But the focus is still on
7.
by sras-me 5mo ago
> I use ledger for plaintext accounting for both personal and business and sync of data is slightly annoying.. I made this to solve it https://sras.me/accounts/ Feel free to use it as it stores data on your browser&
8.
by sras-me 1y ago
> I made one of these too, but a minimal/fast HTML/CSS/JS web app Same story here. But not sure if yours had a backend. Mine did not have one and stored everything on the browser datastore, but could export it to some free
9.
Programming in Assembly without an Operating System [video](youtube.com)
1 points by sras-me 1y ago|0 comments
10.
Show HN: Plain HTML tool for simple personal accounting(sras.me)
4 points by sras-me 1y ago|0 comments
11.
by sras-me 2y ago
It might not be interesting, but it is true.
12.
by sras-me 2y ago
>"The big suppliers can ratchet up prices with zero consequences. What are you gonna do about it?" I think one (uncomfortable) solution is this. Consumers should budget their expenses. So when the egg prices increase, they shou
13.
by sras-me 2y ago
>I’ve been told they are all paid Surely he didn't mean all the people present there are paid. As far as I understand, when you want some initiate a political change, you pay influencers, and they actually go an convince/gaslig
14.
by sras-me 2y ago
>Somewhat surprisingly they are OK with Ukraine joining the EU [1]. So this makes sense to me. Basically I think it is US that Russia sees as a threat (because may be US seen Russia as a major threat and wants to break it up).
15.
by sras-me 2y ago
But the argument is only based on publicly available, historic facts. That is my problem with painting it as propaganda.
16.
by sras-me 2y ago
> This should be very easy to answer, but no one ever does. I don't think this is very easy to answer. The fact that people think it should be very easy to answer this, shows how naive they are, because the reason why country x thin
17.
by sras-me 2y ago
>Some of us have been following European politics for a long time, friend. Oh yea, here is one guy that does exactly that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lD_KEFpuIro Transcript: https://singjupost.com/tr
18.
by sras-me 2y ago
>STFU, if this place weren't a total delusional echo chamber, Oh man, you should take a look at /r/worldnews, I mean, that really takes the prize when it comes to being a total delusional echo chamber.
19.
by sras-me 2y ago
>NATO has never been a threat to Russia This is a very naive take, I think. When you are responsible for the security of a nation, you can't just remain passive to the potential threats that shows up on your doorstep. I mean, it wou
20.
by sras-me 2y ago
Rejecting theories by labeling them "propaganda" with out any justification is not really helping here.
21.
by sras-me 2y ago
Here is some "Russian misinformation" for you. Please watch it and come back. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOkl2XgZlw0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzgPJeYZaOU
22.
by sras-me 2y ago
>His NATO excuse never made any sense. Don't invade anybody, and you have nothing to fear from NATO. May be he is/was worried about USA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOkl2XgZlw0 https://www.youtube
23.
by sras-me 2y ago
So basically, I think at this point if you support this to go on, then you are really willing to face an all out war that possibly involves your country. So there is a real chance that you won't be able to limit how your pay will be af
24.
by sras-me 2y ago
Ok, now let us also take into account that as this conflict continue, the chance of a nuclear escalation goes up, day by day. Would you still support to fund this and make this conflict go on and on, possibly until someone becomes so desper
25.
by sras-me 2y ago
Fair enough. I suppose it is your decision to donate 1%. But would you like your president to make that decision for you? Would it be okay with it you if they asked you to sacrifice like 60% of your pay towards this cause, that too indefini
26.
by sras-me 2y ago
Assuming you are not from Ukraine, how much of your paycheck are you willing to sacrifice for the support for Ukraine, like indefinitely?
27.
by sras-me 2y ago
>Share of respondents who said Trump would be good or bad for their country.. No no, that is not what is being said here. To match with it, the poll should ask if they would like someone like Trump to be their leader, not if Trump in US
28.
by sras-me 2y ago
>There is broad consensus in Europe.. How is this measured actually? By what the media and public institutions say? Is there poll targeted at the common working man that says the same? I highly doubts so.
29.
by sras-me 2y ago
Which lie?
30.
by sras-me 2y ago
>That Russia does not keep agreements and did not kept agreements in the past. Yea, so why did this president bother to come to the oval office for if he is so convinced that negotiations will not work? >Correcting and responding in p

More ›