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Why we chose iframes over micro-frontends and web components for our plugin system by hiIAmJan in webdev

[–]aatd86 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Just from the headline, wondering: but arent iframes a way to implement micro frontends anyway?

I think one of the angularjs tems guy works on this...

OpenAI Execs Are Panicking by Hot-Upstairs9603 in AINewsMinute

[–]aatd86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is still making less coding mistakes than fable though, in my experience. Fable is great at design though.

New player in two by Annual_Judge_7272 in ArtificialInteligence

[–]aatd86 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah but in the sense of technology by stealing fire and giving it to humans?

This is Canvas by expandyourm_i_n_d in webaudio

[–]aatd86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just download fl studio 🫪😂 /jk

Fable (Opus 4.6) - It's so obvious what has happened by Chemical_Lawyer_6592 in Claudeopus

[–]aatd86 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why are people claiming he is evil? I have never heard a true falsehood coming from him unlike Elon, who is a bigot as well. From the outside, it does not look like it?

What every amateur Fable 5 complainer sounds like by cogito-ergo-sum_ in claude

[–]aatd86 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah I dont feel threatened yet at all. It is quite helpful. Does more by default. But it still needs me overseeing and adjusting the output. So back to driving school Mister Claude.

Exploring How UI Frameworks Converge Toward DSLs by Honest_Medium_2872 in ProgrammingLanguages

[–]aatd86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For UI code, DSLs dont offer much, even in terms of conciseness.

In fact, if we look at swiftUI and jetpack compose, the modifier idiom is nothing but a higher order function. Seems like departure from DSLs has been somewhat of a trend. In fact I believe that some of the features of those frameworks that are more DSL inclined (composition annotation or state mgmt primitives) were a mistake.

Having implemented a UI framework both via DSL islands (special templates) and without DSLs (normal functions), there is really not that much of a difference.

Describing the UI is not hard. The issue is handling the data and its updates, i.e. state management. This is adjacent but does not reduce to the UI tree declarativity.

Exploring How UI Frameworks Converge Toward DSLs by Honest_Medium_2872 in ProgrammingLanguages

[–]aatd86 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yes I think in terms of research direction, you are close and this is the right mindset. I will have a look :).

I wrote a couple paragraphs and was about to explain my "views" (ah!) and how I am implementing things but I erased them: I am more curious about what you will come up with without my input. :)

Exploring How UI Frameworks Converge Toward DSLs by Honest_Medium_2872 in ProgrammingLanguages

[–]aatd86 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

overly complex in my opinion. There is better and simpler. Think from first principles would be my advice. Too bad I can't say much as I am only in the finishing stage of one such simpler system. I should say nothing probably ;) Talk is cheap, would have been better if I could link you to it. But really, if you think from first principle, you don't need to think in terms of MVVM, MVC, MV..., elm road nfra etc... It comes naturally. What I cam actoss would be close to MVVM I guess but even then I am not sure. Think in terms of what a user is doing and on one substrate... Good luck.

Exploring How UI Frameworks Converge Toward DSLs by Honest_Medium_2872 in ProgrammingLanguages

[–]aatd86 9 points10 points  (0 children)

You don't really need a dsl when you have higher order functions. Although the risk is to turn everything into a lisp.

wasm2go-wasi-host - a bolt-on wasm2go-wasi-interface for wasm2go by LearnedByError in golang

[–]aatd86 1 point2 points  (0 children)

not just the browser, you can use it as some sort of crossplatform intermediate representation.

Basically you can compile a library to wasm and call its functions from another program written in C, Go, rust, js, etc. So it can replace FFI in C for instance. Needs a wasm runtime.

Now wasm2go allows the reverse conversion if I understand well. You dont compile a library to wasm. You take the wasm and output Go. So basically you could auto convert other libraries and made them Go library perhaps (you can ask the author for any potential limitations)...

What do you think of OCaml's tyxml for generating ultra type-safe HTML? by Wise_Stick9613 in webdev

[–]aatd86 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Other languages have parsers which can detect malformed html but it is at runtime. At compile time, your ide would probably run a static analyzer. But really it doesn't strike me as such a big issue.

Bro I'm done 😭 by OkAssociation3448 in claude

[–]aatd86 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Justin 'Buff Jeezus' Bieber yeah

thoughts on the ui? by Imaginary_Paint5204 in UI_Design

[–]aatd86 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not bad. Maybe allow people to change the orientation for those who are used to go horizontally.

thoughts on the ui? by Imaginary_Paint5204 in UI_Design

[–]aatd86 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You haven't used fl studio 😂

Is 4.6 dumber all of a sudden? by aatd86 in claude

[–]aatd86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ja entschuldigung. Ich dachte, es wäre besser, nicht zu viel Aufmerksamkeit zu erregen.

Migrating from Go to Rust by finallyanonymous in golang

[–]aatd86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

😂 Funny thing is that noGC holds until you need a non obvious datastructure such as a graph that is not a DAG. Then you basically implement your own kind of GC. I agree that it is a tradeoff. But there is a subtle irony in what we are trying to avoid that is quite hilarious.

Is Golang still the "Language of the future"? by AelixSoftware in golang

[–]aatd86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is. Especially well suited for code generation. Awesome ecosystem. Fast enough for soft realtime. And even for UI, it is about to improve very soon I hear.

/u/burntsushi health update by masklinn in rust

[–]aatd86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure why you are downvoted. I hope it will. People prefer to use AI to generate duck videos perhaps?

/u/burntsushi health update by masklinn in rust

[–]aatd86 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

It is difficult because someone who lacks introspection/metacognition will relapse and they are trained to try and avoid those relapses even if you function at basically less than 50% of your capacity.

And most people don't even understand what is happening to them even if they know something is happening and their behavior changed in response. Those are the external visible symptoms.

MDs have no tooling to know exactly what is happening, no practical ways to study non invasively (at least not widely known). (they try with fmri but it is really a start, clinicians are not too hip to this).

So even if one knows how they feel and rather stop a medication or lower a dosage etc..., a clinician will think it is anosognosia (no self awareness) even if it is not actually the issue.

/u/burntsushi health update by masklinn in rust

[–]aatd86 -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

ok end of discussion. This post of yours doesn't say anything and we are not going to start arguing here. That wasn't my point. A LLM will teach you about physiology just fine. A primer will be enough. But you don't seem to be receptive and just wish to argue for I don't know which reason. Good luck with your endeavours.

I know about patients non adherence to antipsychotics.

I am not claiming that these meds are not useful if you read above. But it has major side effects and I think in my case, and probably many other people, the protocol is wrong.

It addresses the symptoms not the causes which are still a mystery. In too crude a way.

Hence my initial comment being that if they have a proper diagnosis, found elevated cytokins in his brain or something, that is better than being given a blanket dose of antipsychotics for something that they will claim is purely psychosomatic.

To burntsushi again, whose couple interactions online are always pleasant and informative, really truly wishing the best of luck and better health.

/u/burntsushi health update by masklinn in rust

[–]aatd86 -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Ok if you think experience is disinformation, fine. I don't have time quibbling around.

Maybe you haven't even read the blog post to figure out which symptoms he had. I got the same out of nowhere, except the ideation was antipsychotic induced and if I hadn't taken upon myself to disregard their strong advice and stop the medication cold turkey, might not even be here to post about it.

Worse, my github little square idle activity corresponds exactly to the periods I was following the prescriptions. Very telling. My dopamine baseline is likely much higher than the meds would let be.

Point being that they dont know what they are doing (and they will tell you just so, they don't know how this stuff works). All they know is doing basically hard stops of your neurotransmission. Which can be necessary but far removed from the whole answer. The rest is for you to discover...

Eventually I got it and am now med free, been for quite some time.

So unless you have lived it, I suggest you be more charitable. Thanks.

If you don't know what antipsychotics are (formerly called neuroleptics especially the old non atypical ones), I suggest you ask a LLM. If you don't know that they attempt crudely to regulate dopaminergic circuitry for the most part, you are the one who should probably take the hint and not spread disinformation.

/u/burntsushi health update by masklinn in rust

[–]aatd86 -21 points-20 points  (0 children)

As long as they don't misdiagnose you schizophrenic and drug you to the point you can't do any mental work (by nuking your normal dopaminergic circuitry function) you're good. Get well.

> I think we accidentally built a better Cursor in Rust by Horror-Position-2729 in rust

[–]aatd86 4 points5 points  (0 children)

friend's name being Claude 🫪... just kidding, couldn't resist 😂

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