Posts by julio@toot.ear7h.net
 (DIR) Post #9uiIBrqxu63rQHdOYC by julio@toot.ear7h.net
       2020-05-04T20:01:14Z
       
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       @alexbuzzbee You could do:PATH="$(ls -d $HOME/Applications/*/bin):$PATH"
       
 (DIR) Post #9xWsxCiF7o4ATafcZM by julio@toot.ear7h.net
       2020-07-28T01:32:56Z
       
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       @alexbuzzbee elm, it's like haskell but dumbed down enough so that I don't feel completely lost. Also it lets me avoid JavaScript and it's frameworks, which is awesome all by itself.
       
 (DIR) Post #9zt3ICLwDt7yHkZRMO by julio@toot.ear7h.net
       2020-10-06T05:04:10Z
       
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       @sir I've wanted to write a language like this. Personally, I would make it like Go without a garbage collector, goroutines (at least at first), or reflection. Aka, C with better syntax, typing, primitives, and build tools
       
 (DIR) Post #A0azpjTQSOVgw6hz16 by julio@toot.ear7h.net
       2020-10-27T18:45:07Z
       
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       @alexbuzzbee I think I remember reading about a db table being used as a global lock; like you'd insert a row as a "lockfile"
       
 (DIR) Post #A0iVpfQo2jWp2UDPhw by julio@toot.ear7h.net
       2020-10-31T09:40:41Z
       
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       tree traversal is hard
       
 (DIR) Post #A0iWFxDMY3IBioSh3Q by julio@toot.ear7h.net
       2020-10-31T09:51:27Z
       
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       @klaatu XML/HTML, rust doesn't seem to have any (streaming and pure rust) XML querying (like xpath) so I'm writing a library that does something similar ... for "fun"