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cjus

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About cjus

Veteran software developer, world record holder, author.

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    Show HN: Infra from Code for Streaming, Storage, and APIs (Rust+TS+Python) [video]

    For just over a year now I've been contributing to an open source project called Moose. Moose is written in Rust and supports building applications in TypeScript and Python that le…

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    Hey everyone. This may be a bit out there. I'm a developer and certified instructor in Qigong - an ancient mind body practice. Some months ago I decided to apply AI to create modul…

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    Reading through the comments here I'm realizing that my single biggest error may have been the use of the word "Universal" :-D When you consider the spec as a "basis for agreement"…

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    The spec describes a message format and isn't intended to be a formal Internet RFC. As such, the thought was to leave definitions up to users rather than dictate things like priori…

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    Thanks for this. The need for canonical JSON is perhaps the best reason for dropping the signature field from future versions of the spec. However, because only the `to` `from` and…

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    +1 for mission statement, use case. The point about inconsistent formatting is that by aligning a team(s) on how a message is formatted groups can avoid the introduction of multipl…

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    In an earlier version of the docs I actually had the spec in the readme but felt the sheer size was enough to send folks running. Using the readme to describe the spec (which I rea…

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    I've always liked s-expressions, unfortunately, it hasn't caught on in the circles I travel.