stachudotnet

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by stachudotnet 1y ago
FWIW we also store ASTs, not text. We offer many of the same benefits. Some day (soon?) I'll write up a full comparison between the two, because it seems a common ask.
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by stachudotnet 1y ago
They were referring to Docker, after some claims regarding some corporate activity (forget details)
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by stachudotnet 1y ago
We (darklang) are fully remote! One person in Vermont, one in Algeria. :)
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First Steps of Darklang Inc(blog.darklang.com)
3 points by stachudotnet 1y ago|0 comments
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Darklang Goes Open Source(blog.darklang.com)
165 points by stachudotnet 1y ago|80 comments
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
ah cool!
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
The goal isn't lock-in. Do you actually _like_ git? Or is it just good enough to get by? Do you like having to git pull and git push and set up remotes and such? Or would something more integrated into your language and team and setup
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
good to know! I probably will hold out until I just port everythin to dark, but good to hear of yet another thing that gitlab does better than github.
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
Yeah -- I haven't found a super-simple way of hosting for free, on my domain, with browsers not complaining about it being served over http. Maybe that's me missing some big simple option, but Darklang-classic's setup for hos
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
Noted! Yeah -- my history is all with web dev. APIs, server- and client-side rendered HTML. Web-RTC. Http Clients. all that jazz. Your use definitely fits - in the meantime, before the site updates are done, I implore you to review the stat
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
<3. So often, I wish I could still talk to him, about anything, incl Dark. I wish you the best in recovering from and processing your mother's passing - it's been over five years now since my dad's death. It's not eas
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
Hi there! Sorry, I've been busy. I only saw that someone posted this post to HN about an hour ago, and I've been scrambling a bit to catch up. I'd say that Darklang-classic is ready enough for small projects, esp any web APIs
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
maybe I'm wrong, but I think Tablecloth was developed as part of Darklang. Our old editor was written in ReScript (or whatever names it had before) and OCaml. Tablecloth offered a 'common' lib for rescript and ocaml. Then whe
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
Darklang classic had version control built into the project. We'll build version control into the new version of Darklang as well. If you need something to reference, Unison's mechanism for version control is an inspiration.
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
Yeah I have no regret about pursuing AI + Dark. Personally, I think the title of the mentioned post was a bit much, and caught us some flack, but the intention and how it's panning out, I'm totally happy with.
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
I wouldn't say we're deliberately interested in losing some portion of our userbase. Rather, we wouldn't mind if folks pissed about that banner don't use Darklang. I stand by Paul's post and the banner being on the
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
it's not yet changed, but we're working on it. You can skip here to the bit in the main post where that's discussed: https://blog.darklang.com/an-overdue-status-update/#licensin...
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
appreciate the feedback here. as noted in some other comments, we spent all of 2023 on code, and only sprung up the new website at the end of the year. it needs a few iterations, and this feedback is useful. cheers. By no git we definitely
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
yeah whoops - fixed
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
lol
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
Thanks, I appreciate it!
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
I appreciate the feedback here. The website, admittedly, needs a lot of work. We spent all of 2023 forking the project and having our heads down coding. Only at the end of year did we resurface to create a new homepage and stuff. So, it&#x2
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
Thanks! I wouldn't say the posts were meant as promotion -- the one on the main blog were a "hey we owe a status update" and the one on my personal blog was "gosh I just need to talk about this thing"
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
Basically I'm an idiot. I pay for ghost, which costs money. I have some stuff on AWS to manage SSL (which imo shouldn't cost as much as it does and maybe I'm doing something dumb). I pay for fireside, which is _basically_ a s
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
Inspired by OCaml, written previously in OCaml, currently written in F#. My interest was definitely inspired by my time with F#.
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
Hi there! > Will this just look like yet another language, with versioning and release processes, database connections, blah blah... like every other language, only this one is small and weird and different? no. Darklang is still deployl
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An overdue status update on Darklang(blog.darklang.com)
17 points by stachudotnet 3y ago|3 comments
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by stachudotnet 3y ago
We've just shared an overdue update on our journey. This past year, we've been reimagining Darklang, focusing on a new CLI runtime and embracing AI.