@johnefrancis Yeah Nepean. Merrivale mall has power so gonna grab a burrito 😎👉👉
@johnefrancis lmao same
Unexpected that I'm not finding any reviews of the #twiddler 4 online when I search. Has anyone actually used this thing?
Calling it now, learnable graph cellular automata will be the future of "AI coding assistants" :P
@drj These are excellent, ty. I think I should dig more into the sorts of ways folks work with combinatory logic, too.
@pbloem TY, the elementary graph edit operators described in that article are a great starting point for what I want to do. I could probably build up higher order operations on top of them. 🙇
Question for #math and #ComputerScience folks: What search terms should I use to find papers related to transitioning graphs to other graphs. Kinda like graph cellular automata but more the basic operations. I want to think about code AST transforms but would like to learn about general purpose graph transforms first. Boosts appreciated.
@macdonst it's a new codebase to me still so I over estimated how bad it'd be :P Luckily it was just a minor dep update.
@Miaourt Just high level making sure you handle cancellation in every program that uses async code. It can be hard to answer "What is the best way to handle this long running task needing to stop half way through at arbitrary points". In my case it's needing to stop indexing events from a queue due to teardown of the indexer instance.
@ohmrun I honestly don't mind the language itself. It's just that it gets way harder to interface with it when you're using JS dependencies or trying to do stuff that works best with JS but is a huge pain in the ass to represent in TS.
I feel like a pure TS workflow with Deno would be less annoying to deal with compared to slapping it onto node.js and the node_modules workflow. 🤔
Occult Enby that's making local-first software with peer to peer protocols, mesh networks, and the web.
Exploring what a local-first cyberspace might look like in my spare time.