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brandonpollack2
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Comment #47669357
I haven't read it yet. The answer is no.
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Comment #47622997
This gist is something i threw together really quick (with the help of an agent to save me thinking). It fetches/caches for some configurable amount of time the top 30 hacker news …
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Comment #47160105
Thanks for your kind words. I think the product is great and I do really like it, I just couldn't resist the urge to pick at it and ground it.
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Comment #47148927
I recently saw the same video and decided to do an analysis of their crazy results, take a look https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47148920
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Comment #47148921
Recently clockwork labs put out this great marketing video launching spacetimedb 2.0. It was seriously impressive so I took a closer look at their bench and results. TLDR It felt a…
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Comment #46614994
But 100 percent of projects writing the same stuff
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Comment #46612454
I really like the idea of gleam but I don't want to hand implement serialization for every type (even with an LSP action) in 2026.
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Comment #43970063
If only there was a typed language that didn't hand wave serialization
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Comment #41958151
This isn't about being good this about friendship
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Comment #41957866
Live on twitch today
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Comment #41851864
I was trying to get this working in a rust ecosystem some time ago but none of the blessed.rs sql (rusqlite, sqlx) wrappers seem to take advantage of it yet and wrapping it yoursel…
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Comment #41805508
Interesting note: I believe the scripting language that larian (creators of the highly dynamic divinity titles and baldurs gate 3) is a prolog variant.
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Comment #41413583
Thanks, that is really cool, especially when ramping up on a code base. The labeling is mostly pretty good (though I'd not call some stuff "backend" but who can blame it for not kn…
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Comment #41397057
This is cool but it is way to expensive and the free version is not that useful. Tried it on the github.com/pulumi/pulumi codebase and I get 5 blocks and that's it. Seems nice but …
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Comment #18053019
Finally, someone I agree with on this topic