xargon7

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by xargon7 2y ago
There's a difference between "running a task that waits for 10 seconds" and "scheduling a wakeup in 10 seconds". The code for several of the languages that are low-memory usage that do the second while the high memo
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by xargon7 2y ago
Consider ordering reusable chunks of your circuit as PCBs instead of iterating on entire boards. You can connect the chunks with breadboards or connectors or something.
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by xargon7 3y ago
https://github.com/augustoroman/sandwich is another approach for achieving a similar result. One nice aspect of writing handlers that return errors is that they are easy to test and clean to write. Sandwich does very s
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by xargon7 4y ago
It was an interesting mix of "let's do a cool thing" and "imagine what can be done with this data!" Early on someone mentioned that NYC doesn't actually know for sure where all of the fire hydrants are _actuall
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by xargon7 8y ago
Makedo is awesome, and I agree that the saw isn't very good. We got this saw: https://www.amazon.com/Corrugated-Cardboard-Fluorine-Coating... It's amazing! It cuts really well but is dull enough that I have no wor
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by xargon7 9y ago
In a nice tone, it's "The Featured Article."
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by xargon7 9y ago
The complexity from generics isn't from the conceptual standpoint, it's from the resulting code standpoint... for the same reason that the ternary ?: operator is "too complex": it's really easy to say that `foo := c
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by xargon7 10y ago
Just this weekend I found this: https://github.com/olebedev/go-starter-kit It uses the duktape JS engine in Go to render react apps server-side, with live-reload & hot-module replacement during development. Pretty
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by xargon7 13y ago
> Pendant note That should be "Pedant" ;)