@usgraphics Is it possible to add features/modules to an already purchased font after the fact? Superb work by the way, eager to support what you're doing.
@xah_lee@dcooper8 Yes and no. You can just use ‘recur’ (good) or if you want to call it by name, which is often a bad idea you need to ‘declare‘ the var first.
bsky really feels like early twitter nowadays, and the community is now large enough that I don't have any reason to use twitter anymore (I barely used it since the takeover anyway). See you there folks! You can find me there @s-exp.com
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RIP Prof. John D. Little.
He of Little law; the most ubiquitous name in computer performance analysis (even though he knew nothing about computer systems) https://t.co/yJAXnyDFNW
@bbatsov Air pods pro. Tried sony and jabra before. I hate the look but they work beautifully (never glitching, smooth connections etc) and the sound is decent enough
I have a hot take: Synchronous storage I/O is good actually. Especially when it's SQLite running in Durable Objects. Which we launched today. Here's my blog post explaining how this can be really really fast -- and also easier to reason about.
https://t.co/lf2eX9CoiG
@_mcorbin@bluxte over-time, I am convinced dyn langs will come to the "hip" forefront again. I am not a llm fanboy in general, but we can imagine that probably not too far in the future they'll be able to understand complex codebases and provide more safety at dev time, w-o the type gymnastics
@_mcorbin@bluxte putting aside the differences in usage contexts (gc, no gc, various perf profiles, etc), purely on the type-system side of the issue, I personally think it's a hindrance when you are developing, the type system tends to drive the design, and does add overhead to get to your goal.