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The problem is that, often, we don't throw away that junk code we write and instead make it the basis of the actual program. The putrescence from that rotten core corrupts the entire system.
3/7
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July 23, 2025 at 11:01 PM
The problem is that, often, we don't throw away that junk code we write and instead make it the basis of the actual program. The putrescence from that rotten core corrupts the entire system.
3/7
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Satire is the undoing of AI.
Google and Meta search both report that Cape Breton Island has its own time zone 12 minutes ahead of mainland Nova Scotia time because they are both drawing that information from a Beaverton article I wrote in 2024
June 10, 2025 at 1:55 PM
Satire is the undoing of AI.
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Use labeled arguments, in OCaml!! If your function takes two arguments of the same type, please don't make me remember which one is which.
March 15, 2025 at 1:16 AM
Use labeled arguments, in OCaml!! If your function takes two arguments of the same type, please don't make me remember which one is which.
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After more than 3 years of stop, the “S” project has started again.
Stack:
- Expo
- Expo-Router
- React Native Bottom Tabs @kwasniew.ski ❤️
- Tamagui
- GraphQL
- Codegen
Stack:
- Expo
- Expo-Router
- React Native Bottom Tabs @kwasniew.ski ❤️
- Tamagui
- GraphQL
- Codegen
January 31, 2025 at 9:58 PM
After more than 3 years of stop, the “S” project has started again.
Stack:
- Expo
- Expo-Router
- React Native Bottom Tabs @kwasniew.ski ❤️
- Tamagui
- GraphQL
- Codegen
Stack:
- Expo
- Expo-Router
- React Native Bottom Tabs @kwasniew.ski ❤️
- Tamagui
- GraphQL
- Codegen
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I'm particularly interested to see what happens with the combination of LLMs and data race free OCaml. Making parallel programming easy enough that even an LLM can do it!
richarde.dev/papers/2025/...
richarde.dev/papers/2025/...
richarde.dev
February 12, 2025 at 12:00 AM
I'm particularly interested to see what happens with the combination of LLMs and data race free OCaml. Making parallel programming easy enough that even an LLM can do it!
richarde.dev/papers/2025/...
richarde.dev/papers/2025/...
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As of yesterday it has been longer since @solidjs.com re-introduced Signals and Fine-Grained Rendering back into modern web dev than the gap between the initial releases of jQuery and React.
February 10, 2025 at 4:26 PM
As of yesterday it has been longer since @solidjs.com re-introduced Signals and Fine-Grained Rendering back into modern web dev than the gap between the initial releases of jQuery and React.
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There were several analysis of this graph concluding that everyone is unhappier with JavaScript. This isn't the case. Libraries kept improving a ton in 2024. If you're a JS maintainer, thank you for working hard on the libraries we all enjoy. Appreciated!
Thanks for adding the note @sachagreif.com
Thanks for adding the note @sachagreif.com
January 14, 2025 at 1:25 PM
There were several analysis of this graph concluding that everyone is unhappier with JavaScript. This isn't the case. Libraries kept improving a ton in 2024. If you're a JS maintainer, thank you for working hard on the libraries we all enjoy. Appreciated!
Thanks for adding the note @sachagreif.com
Thanks for adding the note @sachagreif.com
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🕵️♂️ Revealed: React's experimental animations API.
Yes, React is getting its first native animations component. Discover
🔗 Read all about it: motion.dev/blog/reacts-...
Yes, React is getting its first native animations component. Discover
🔗 Read all about it: motion.dev/blog/reacts-...
Revealed: React's experimental animations API - Motion Blog
React is experimenting with a new animation API based on the View Transition API. How does it work? What can it do? We reveal all in this blog post.
motion.dev
January 13, 2025 at 3:02 PM
🕵️♂️ Revealed: React's experimental animations API.
Yes, React is getting its first native animations component. Discover
🔗 Read all about it: motion.dev/blog/reacts-...
Yes, React is getting its first native animations component. Discover
🔗 Read all about it: motion.dev/blog/reacts-...
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keyboard avoidance in RN is a fucking mess. would love to see some of the core team attention on improving this! github.com/react-native...
Improving iOS keyboard avoidance using keyboardLayoutGuide · react-native-community discussions-and-proposals · Discussion #867
Avoiding the on-screen keyboard on iOS is a challenge. There are many options, including React Native's KeyboardAvoidingView; ScrollView option automaticallyAdjustKeyboardInsets, Reanimated's useAn...
github.com
January 15, 2025 at 2:57 PM
keyboard avoidance in RN is a fucking mess. would love to see some of the core team attention on improving this! github.com/react-native...
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Isomorphic Loaders + Server Functions is the recipe to keep granular invalidation with complete control on when you go to the server. This is the pattern we've used in Solid for years and as we built more, it continues to scale in terms of capability. (Even with things like single flight mutation)
December 19, 2024 at 9:40 PM
Isomorphic Loaders + Server Functions is the recipe to keep granular invalidation with complete control on when you go to the server. This is the pattern we've used in Solid for years and as we built more, it continues to scale in terms of capability. (Even with things like single flight mutation)
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December 5, 2024 at 4:25 AM