Florian Loitsch

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

I have never seen prices that low. I'm on variable rate and will easily earn money tomorrow even after all the taxes and fees.
Seems to originate from NL.
https://t.co/qnRXScPhmw

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

Now did a write-up of the OpenAI/ESP32 video I published recently: https://t.co/d8OVhVtYGP

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

An intelligent device.

No additional servers except for the OpenAI and Telegram servers. The whole communication with these servers, and then evaluation of the program is done on the device.
https://t.co/PM0utp3aL4

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

Already a day late, but advent of code just started.
Sounds like a good excuse to tinker with Toit. The OSS version even runs on the desktop: https://t.co/CdLFdBfv0S

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

@erikcorry @r_hemil @KevlinHenney @toitlang The compiler generates a different call when it could be a field, and the VM then does a fast check: https://t.co/krBX7CrHct

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

With 300k downloads a *week* dropzone is by far the most successful open-source project in our family. (I don't count my tiny Chrome contribution).
Have a look (both at the library and the new service)!

[Dropzone @dropzonedev]

There it is: https://t.co/iFjwhF6B1D
Dropzone Plus is a service that handles form uploads.

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

I made a video on how to hack an Airwick to connect it to the cloud: https://t.co/ZACXwIcKdK

Featured here: https://t.co/AUgonQAKhr

[Erik @erikcorry]

Definition: You have mined a "gitcoin" if you have a commit to the main branch of your project that has a hash starting with "000". Find it with "git log | grep ^commit.000".
On the main @toitware repo, only @decdiv has mined a gitcoin.

[The Toit Language @toitlang]

Hello, World!
I'm a modern object-oriented language designed specifically for IoT.
https://t.co/J7XR61zG5H

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

https://t.co/kSzVdti28W

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

Written in #dartlang. https://t.co/BTppz4BkrO

[PopOffJack //⛳️🍻// @popoffjack]

News: EXIT LIVE Launches Music Platform For Artists with State of The Art Technology @exitlivemusic | https://t.co/ZBymay4h7S

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

Finally open-sourced the Google-Apps script tools and libraries for #dartlang. Here is the blog-post: https://t.co/IO08tDcRwa

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

@thosakwe Sounds like fun.
I did something similar many many years ago: a JavaScript to Scheme compiler: https://t.co/q19Vyp27Nu

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

@mraleph @wycats If you want to cancel asynchronous operations you should use streams. Futures (aka promises) can't be canceled in Dart.

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

For those wondering why people laughed when David entered "hunter2" as password in his #dartlang talk: https://t.co/EMw8dAlftF

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

@_dynaxis We are switching to shorter release cycles.

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

@_dynaxis It's an option we are considering. After having played with config-imports I am now in the no (mandatory) checks camp.

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

@skyul Could have been. But forEach has a different signature, and we didn't want to make it pair-based. Also would have needed pairs.

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

@basarat Used to be Java a long time ago. I'm not sure when we switched, but definitely more than a year ago. More likely 2 or more.

[Florian Loitsch @decdiv]

@basarat
Which compiler are you referring to? Dart2js is written in Dart and can compile itself. The analyzer is written in Dart, too.