@funkentechno 100% agree! I also recently discovered this record (thanks to the latest DOVS release). It has this early 00s vibe of Berlin labels I was in love with (City Centre Offices, Morr Music)
@funkentechno@ghostly If you’re a fan of previous Studio/Atelje releases, this record is recommended. It makes me feel like I'm listening to the West Coast for the first time back in a day
https://t.co/eAhjmjySSS
@jlongster Not sure how low-level it is but I saw some folks including @nikitonsky used Typometer to analyse input/typing latency
See: https://t.co/OgUHeXCLZl
@jlongster I'm pretty sure this topic was heavily researched in the context of Haskell/GHC...
Also, at least in theory, any language that generate LLVM bitcode can benefit from https://t.co/ivdDYRGEpr
@jlongster I'm not sure about "100% working" implementaion, but many languages have a degree of support for partial evaluation.
Zig - https://t.co/3cKJpP5SBJ
Idris - https://t.co/zGYbtzrr84
Guile - https://t.co/nna2nha2vK
@NicklasSrense12 Thank you for sharing this tune, various music recommendations and also intimate thoughts on life in general. I'm following your music since I listened to Solo and it's interesting to see that behind such beautiful music is someone with the problems that resonate with me...
@pje_txt Thanks for sharing this Patrick. It reminded me of how we used to share music recommendations back in the SoundCloud days :)
So here's my list that I've shared with a small circle of people back in December
https://t.co/9G3vGEqcyA
@aboodman We also greatly benefited from the immutable data structures that you get for free in Clojure(Script) to rollback to the canonical snapshot in a performant way. I think you briefly mentioned on HN that you're using persistent data structures under the hood as well which is cool
@aboodman Looks amazing! Client-side prediction technique along with the linearization of transactions by arrival time on the server is exactly how the sync engine of Pitch works.