Sam @componentman

0.1x programmer / Clojure / Go / learning WASM Joined October 2020

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Prince Vogelfrei 🐦‍⬛ @PrinceVogel

4 years ago

Caffeine pills are the one post-apocalyptic currency no one talks about. Dirt cheap now, easy storage, will have a huge market and help you push through hard times.

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Dan Luu @danluu

4 years ago

What successful (say, $1B+) tech companies use an architecture that's basically a monolith (as opposed to a service-oriented architecture)? Some famous examples of this are Etsy ($20B) and Stackoverflow (acquired for $1.8B), but there are probably other examples?

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Sam @componentman

4 years ago

consistent hashing is magic

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zack (in SF) @zack_overflow

4 years ago

Got tired of tsc taking forever to type check my code so I made a Typescript type checker in Rust for fun For a small Typescript file it's 500x faster than tsc taking ~0.002s vs ~1.3s (using SWC for compilation). It supports only a small subset of Typescript (for now).

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Sam @componentman

4 years ago

evan williams said if you want to build a better ux don’t make people do new things. make them do things they already do but cut out some steps

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Stephen Diehl @smdiehl

4 years ago

Crypto is the express lane to serfdom.

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Sam @componentman

4 years ago

TIL: control flow integrity

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Sam @componentman

4 years ago

wasm has isolation but how secure it is 🤔

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Yehonathan Sharvit @viebel

4 years ago

It's straightforward to write unit tests for code that deals only with data manipulation. In #DataOrientedProgramming, the whole business logic (both queries and mutations) is implemented via functions that manipulate data.

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Sam @componentman

4 years ago

writing custom implementation of malloc while compiling c code to wasm32 using clang because why not

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❤️‍🔥 xiq @exgenesis

4 years ago

tools for thought are nice but have you tried just remembering stuff

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Jarred Sumner @jarredsumner

4 years ago

console.diff(a, b) would be nice. like jest pretty diff but in the browser console

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Yehonathan Sharvit @viebel

4 years ago

"In Data-Oriented Programming, data is immutable but the state reference is mutable" What follows is an excerpt from a discussion about this difficult sentence between Joe - a Data-Oriented Programming expert and Theo - an OOP dev curious to learn more about DOP.

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Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman

4 years ago

You are under no obligation to remain the same person you were a year ago, a month ago, or even a day ago. You are here to create yourself, continuously.