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by vmsp 3d ago
I've been building a framework for web, ios and android native development at https://github.com/vmsp/flypath . It's based on the Server-Driven UI philosophy where the backend streams both code and UI into a f
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by vmsp 6d ago
I came here to say this. I also prefer fully native apps but this is the elephant in the room. If most of your web code can be re-used on native, that's a ton of tokens you won't have to pay for.
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by vmsp 10d ago
I was about to comment this. The selling for svelte has always been that the compiler will output just the needed instructions for the expressed transformation. No virtual DOM.
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From Jekyll to a POSIXish static site generator(0x1.pt)
2 points by vmsp 11d ago|0 comments
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by vmsp 12d ago
OXC Transformers are amazingly faster than Babel. I'm building a framework ( https://github.com/vmsp/flypath ) for web, iOS and Android native development that's fully backed by OXC and Vite. Instead of transfo
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by vmsp 15d ago
Location: Portugal Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby, TypeScript, Python, Go, Rails, Django, Postgres, React, React Native, Node, Next.js, Postgres, Redis Résumé/CV: https://0x1.pt/Vitor
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by vmsp 3mo ago
Hasn't Node been able to run TypeScript for a couple of versions? Why's the transpiler needed?
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by vmsp 3mo ago
I didn't know I was part of a trend, that's pretty cool. I've been buying originals related to the Portuguese Estado Novo and Carnation Revolution for some years. A ton of ad-hoc, clearly political, publishers spawned right a
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by vmsp 4mo ago
With the kind of press it’s getting, I bet this model will outsell all others made in the last 10y. I don’t remember the last time a Ferrari was on the news.
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by vmsp 4mo ago
Is anyone actually using agent swarms for anything real?
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by vmsp 4mo ago
That wasn't a value judgment on the acquisition. I was just pointing out that it made the project more sustainable.
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by vmsp 4mo ago
I wonder how Deno's faring. Node's the stable solution and will be with us forever. You can now use TypeScript with it and, soon enough, you'll be able to build your app to a single executable -- including native deps. Bun&#x
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by vmsp 4mo ago
Everyone prefers real problems. It's something you already know how to do instead of something you explicitly have to train for. It doesn't change the fact that the real work could be an hour's exercise or longer remunerated
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by vmsp 4mo ago
Some companies do this and pay the candidate for their time, regardless of outcome. I don't think there's much to comment there. Some don't pay the candidate. In that case, it's just a predatory practice to take advantag
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by vmsp 4mo ago
It's cool to see Nim in the wild, you don't hear about it often
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Show HN: Hashful storage. Store your whole file in the URL hash(0x1.pt)
1 points by vmsp 5mo ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How to Sell as a Software Engineer?
6 points by vmsp 5mo ago|2 comments
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by vmsp 5mo ago
Reminds me of Litestack for Rails. Eventually, it was abandoned because Rails itself started going all out on SQLite. https://github.com/oldmoe/litestack
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by vmsp 5mo ago
Wouldn't this kind of architecture yield a slower compiler, regardless of output quality? Conceptually, trying to implement the least-amount of passes with each doing as much work as possible would make more sense to me.
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by vmsp 5mo ago
Interesting lib. Sort of like Hotwire Native https://native.hotwired.dev/
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by vmsp 6mo ago
How does one learn about designing chips, ISAs and the manufacturing process? I feel like it’s hard info to got or, at least, to know how to get started. Terrific initiative, either way. Open-source chips must be the way.
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by vmsp 6mo ago
True. Google was even thinking of switching TensorFlow from Python to Swift. https://github.com/tensorflow/swift
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by vmsp 6mo ago
As a Portuguese I have a more nuanced view of these type of takes. We invested _heavily_ and prematurely in renewable energies -- see my comment from a couple of years ago [0]. Since then, our energy prices were high for a while and now the
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by vmsp 6mo ago
Not directly related to the post but what does OpenUI do? I'm finding it interesting but hard to understand. Is it an intermediate layer that makes LLMs generate better UI?
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by vmsp 7mo ago
Is doing stuff like constant folding pre-execution really worth it? I mean, won't the engine itself (V8, JSC, MozJS) be doing it anyway? I know that Google's Closure Compiler — probably still the most advanced JS optimized — also
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by vmsp 7mo ago
I'm guessing this is a fork of Facebook's abandoned library? https://github.com/facebookincubator/CG-SQL
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by vmsp 8mo ago
https://0x1.pt/ I like to keep it simple.
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by vmsp 10mo ago
Snapchat also maintains Djinni, used to generate type-safe bindings for C++ code. With Valdi, it seems like they chose to go another route. https://github.com/Snapchat/djinni
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by vmsp 10mo ago
That's perfectly reasonable but, at that point, the argument becomes: build 95% natively and maybe there's a 5% "core" that warrants extracting into a common lib. Technically? That's excellent architecture. In terms
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by vmsp 10mo ago
I hear this and it makes sense but when I actually go about implementing it, it quickly falls apart. Most apps are UI, remote requests and maybe some storage. What do you put in the common core? Android does HTTP requests one way. iOS does

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