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modulovalue

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About modulovalue

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    I built something similar, but I managed to compile the Dart VM, its compiler and the static analyzer to wasm using emscripten: - repo: https://github.com/modulovalue/dart-live - d…

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    I'm working on making SIMD better in Dart. Dart supports RISC-V as a target architecture for compilation, but I'm not really excited about figuring out how to map the wasm-SIMD-sty…

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    It's already a breakthrough in my opinion. Many things are possible that weren't possible before. For example, I was able to compile the Dart VM (the compiler + analyzer + VM) to w…

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    Show HN: Dart Live – compiler, VM, analyzer and hot reload on the web via WASM

    I managed to get the Dart VM to compile to WebAssembly so that I can compile Dart programs in the browser. Dart ships with a basic ARM interpreter and by using that, hot reload wor…

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    There's an important issue with async iterables: what's the initial value of derived "signals"? In the Dart/Flutter world, async iterables are known as streams. The biggest problem…

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    Very interesting, I always believed we should have more declarative frameworks in other domains and not just UI. My experience shows me this gives LLMs a much smaller space to expl…

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    Show HN: Concepts Reader, a Backup Plan for My Life

    I manage my life in Concepts (iPad drawing app) using dependency graphs. My boards grew to gigabytes and I got worried - what if the app stops working for my use case? So I built a…

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    NIT: That's not quite correct if your first statement is meant to imply an equality rather than a subset relation. The idea of an index is more general, as an index can be built fo…

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    The university I went to started its math education with groups, which is really unfortunate and they never even mentioned monoids. Monoids are a key idea in computer science and I…

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    That's a very good point. I wonder about the durability of a paper based solution, but 3d printed rolls might also be suboptimal in that regard. This needs some experimentation.

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    It's very easy. I'm using the cheapest weighted vest that I could find and it came with blue bags that I've just filled with coins. You don't really need straps to make the weights…

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    It's a vest that you can fill with stuff to increase the intensity of a workout. There was a time in my life when my legs started hurting and shaking from muscle atrophy because I …

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    I'm using euro cents as weights in my weighted vest. When I started doing this I didn't want to afford dedicated weights as it seemed like a waste of money, but I had many cents sa…

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    > How do you gain associativity then? At a minimum, you can't throw information away. That's an interesting perspective that I haven't considered before, thank you. Now I'm wonderi…

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    I'm still wondering if there could exist an alternative world where efficient addition over decimal numbers that we developers use on a day to day basis is associative. Is that eve…

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    Comment #40758443

    That's where Dart and Flutter shine. Sadly, people discussing Swift/SwiftUI, Kotlin/KMP, and Dart/Flutter often only have surface-level comments that do not address potential issue…

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    There's a similar project from Google: https://github.com/flutter/packages/tree/main/packages/rfw rfw is used by Google's Gemini LLM to generate UI. rfw runs on the web/android/ios…

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    There's a similar project at Intel: https://github.com/intel/rohd It uses Dart instead of Scala.