Federico Pasqua
@eisterman.bsky.social
Frontend is so much fun it's incredible
April 29, 2025 at 7:40 AM
Frontend is so much fun it's incredible
Tanstack Start is absolutely not ready to be used, and the doc for Tanstack Router is really really... painful.
Hoping for some improvement during this year, the concept is really good.
Hoping for some improvement during this year, the concept is really good.
March 31, 2025 at 8:22 PM
Tanstack Start is absolutely not ready to be used, and the doc for Tanstack Router is really really... painful.
Hoping for some improvement during this year, the concept is really good.
Hoping for some improvement during this year, the concept is really good.
I really need to try React.
I will stop my obsession of trying everything but the most used option.
I will stop my obsession of trying everything but the most used option.
February 28, 2025 at 8:52 AM
I really need to try React.
I will stop my obsession of trying everything but the most used option.
I will stop my obsession of trying everything but the most used option.
Frontend development teach you to fking CHOOSE because there is so much possible choices that if you think too much about it you can lose 50% of a project time in just fking choosing.
February 13, 2025 at 9:50 PM
Frontend development teach you to fking CHOOSE because there is so much possible choices that if you think too much about it you can lose 50% of a project time in just fking choosing.
Uff time to search for a decent Tailwind theme
February 1, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Uff time to search for a decent Tailwind theme
Ok HTMX is really really cool
January 29, 2025 at 9:42 PM
Ok HTMX is really really cool
Thank you to have prevented a catastrophic "use after free" in async context, again.
I know it's my skill issue, but still I love Rust because I program with so much ease of mind
I know it's my skill issue, but still I love Rust because I program with so much ease of mind
January 28, 2025 at 9:53 PM
Thank you to have prevented a catastrophic "use after free" in async context, again.
I know it's my skill issue, but still I love Rust because I program with so much ease of mind
I know it's my skill issue, but still I love Rust because I program with so much ease of mind
I've rarely read a worse documentation than the Diesel.rs one
Diesel is a Safe, Extensible ORM and Query Builder for Rust
Diesel.rs
January 27, 2025 at 6:17 PM
I've rarely read a worse documentation than the Diesel.rs one
Reposted by Federico Pasqua
Reimplemented my water simulation using a regular triangular grid, like the one used in my village building game. Again, the virtual pipes model makes it especially easy!
January 26, 2025 at 6:11 PM
Reimplemented my water simulation using a regular triangular grid, like the one used in my village building game. Again, the virtual pipes model makes it especially easy!
Another day, another day
January 9, 2025 at 8:34 AM
Another day, another day
Array Programming is really another universe completely
January 3, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Array Programming is really another universe completely
Uiua Lang is a really pleasant experience.
The charm of APL, the bizarre of Forth but with a modern flavor to symbol, names and tools.
The name is terrible tho ahahah
The charm of APL, the bizarre of Forth but with a modern flavor to symbol, names and tools.
The name is terrible tho ahahah
December 31, 2024 at 4:02 PM
Uiua Lang is a really pleasant experience.
The charm of APL, the bizarre of Forth but with a modern flavor to symbol, names and tools.
The name is terrible tho ahahah
The charm of APL, the bizarre of Forth but with a modern flavor to symbol, names and tools.
The name is terrible tho ahahah
Today is total ADHD moment. I read a chapter of manwha, then read a paragraph of a programming language tutorial, then I check 2 minutes social, then get back to another chapter.
Uff, such hard effort!
Uff, such hard effort!
December 30, 2024 at 5:32 PM
Today is total ADHD moment. I read a chapter of manwha, then read a paragraph of a programming language tutorial, then I check 2 minutes social, then get back to another chapter.
Uff, such hard effort!
Uff, such hard effort!
Reposted by Federico Pasqua
Concurrency is Fearless in any Language if you don't give a shit anymore...
December 29, 2024 at 7:09 PM
Concurrency is Fearless in any Language if you don't give a shit anymore...
I need to save intermediate state of something that evolve in time.
Is it better to save the deltas or directly the intermediate state?
I'm slowly considering that saving the two together is the best solution. Slight memory cost to have the data always in the optimal format for inspection.
Is it better to save the deltas or directly the intermediate state?
I'm slowly considering that saving the two together is the best solution. Slight memory cost to have the data always in the optimal format for inspection.
December 30, 2024 at 8:30 AM
I need to save intermediate state of something that evolve in time.
Is it better to save the deltas or directly the intermediate state?
I'm slowly considering that saving the two together is the best solution. Slight memory cost to have the data always in the optimal format for inspection.
Is it better to save the deltas or directly the intermediate state?
I'm slowly considering that saving the two together is the best solution. Slight memory cost to have the data always in the optimal format for inspection.
Uff I want to program but I don't want to.
Tragic
Tragic
December 29, 2024 at 6:43 PM
Uff I want to program but I don't want to.
Tragic
Tragic
Finally some real good shit in TV
December 28, 2024 at 9:57 PM
Finally some real good shit in TV
Playing with Elixir made me want to learn new languages again.
Right now I'm toying with Uiua (5 years from the last time I touched an APL-like), but I think I will give finally OCaml a chance in the next days.
Right now I'm toying with Uiua (5 years from the last time I touched an APL-like), but I think I will give finally OCaml a chance in the next days.
December 27, 2024 at 4:54 PM
Playing with Elixir made me want to learn new languages again.
Right now I'm toying with Uiua (5 years from the last time I touched an APL-like), but I think I will give finally OCaml a chance in the next days.
Right now I'm toying with Uiua (5 years from the last time I touched an APL-like), but I think I will give finally OCaml a chance in the next days.
In any case you need to specify in the serializers the field you want from the model, how is that different from just a raw prepared sql statement?
It's just the OOP modeling and easy-to-use that boost ORMs around. The ergonomics compared to SQL is more similar that it seems.
It's just the OOP modeling and easy-to-use that boost ORMs around. The ergonomics compared to SQL is more similar that it seems.
December 26, 2024 at 10:44 PM
In any case you need to specify in the serializers the field you want from the model, how is that different from just a raw prepared sql statement?
It's just the OOP modeling and easy-to-use that boost ORMs around. The ergonomics compared to SQL is more similar that it seems.
It's just the OOP modeling and easy-to-use that boost ORMs around. The ergonomics compared to SQL is more similar that it seems.
In the last days I've read a lot of opinions about ORM VS SQL and I'm starting to see more and more the sense and working approach to use with pure SQL. My main doubt was about SELECT for models with a lot of cols but it seems that pure SQL have less problem than at first though
December 26, 2024 at 10:43 PM
In the last days I've read a lot of opinions about ORM VS SQL and I'm starting to see more and more the sense and working approach to use with pure SQL. My main doubt was about SELECT for models with a lot of cols but it seems that pure SQL have less problem than at first though
Sadly my last 3 hours with zsh were some of the worst with a new shell of my life.
Why my keys are not working out of the box? Why the autocomplete for ssh and git is better for bash than zsh even with the autocomplete installed? That's so sad
Why my keys are not working out of the box? Why the autocomplete for ssh and git is better for bash than zsh even with the autocomplete installed? That's so sad
December 25, 2024 at 8:35 PM
Sadly my last 3 hours with zsh were some of the worst with a new shell of my life.
Why my keys are not working out of the box? Why the autocomplete for ssh and git is better for bash than zsh even with the autocomplete installed? That's so sad
Why my keys are not working out of the box? Why the autocomplete for ssh and git is better for bash than zsh even with the autocomplete installed? That's so sad
Who tf in GoLang though that the date specification with arbitrary numbers was a good idea!?
Ah yes "06/01/02" it's OBVIOUS what is the year and what the month and what the day. OBVIOUS.......
Ah yes "06/01/02" it's OBVIOUS what is the year and what the month and what the day. OBVIOUS.......
December 25, 2024 at 7:54 PM
Who tf in GoLang though that the date specification with arbitrary numbers was a good idea!?
Ah yes "06/01/02" it's OBVIOUS what is the year and what the month and what the day. OBVIOUS.......
Ah yes "06/01/02" it's OBVIOUS what is the year and what the month and what the day. OBVIOUS.......
I have tried Nushell. I have tried Fish. I have tried a lot of shells, but still I have to try Zsh after all these years.
I need to stop to not trust the most used option, ahahah
I need to stop to not trust the most used option, ahahah
December 25, 2024 at 4:58 PM
I have tried Nushell. I have tried Fish. I have tried a lot of shells, but still I have to try Zsh after all these years.
I need to stop to not trust the most used option, ahahah
I need to stop to not trust the most used option, ahahah
Here at 2am thinking about how to solve the cancellation problem in structured concurrency
December 25, 2024 at 1:22 AM
Here at 2am thinking about how to solve the cancellation problem in structured concurrency
Still thinking about task cancellation in structured concurrency.
How is it possible that so few experiments exists about this apparently so important concepts in a lot of major languages?
How is it possible that so few experiments exists about this apparently so important concepts in a lot of major languages?
December 24, 2024 at 6:21 PM
Still thinking about task cancellation in structured concurrency.
How is it possible that so few experiments exists about this apparently so important concepts in a lot of major languages?
How is it possible that so few experiments exists about this apparently so important concepts in a lot of major languages?