elviejo

há 18 diasdiscuss

You did well. My daughter is now 10 yo and I haven't finished my library. :-(

há 4 mesesdiscuss

Another example a web link that points to a page that no lnger exists.

It's a null pointer exception.

há 4 mesesdiscuss

How does flint compare to to NuShell?

My current favorie pipe shell.

PS: your current readme reads like AI generated.

Which subconciusly makes me wonder:

If the author couldn't botter to write it, why should I botter to read it?

elviejo

há 6 mesesdiscuss

Thank you I was also expecting Literate Programming.

elviejo

há 7 mesesdiscuss

One of the clearest thinkers I had the privilege of knowing was Dr. Eli Goldratt author of Theory of Constraints.

Fortunately for us he defined as his life's mission to teach the world to think clearly.

So I suggest you start with three of his books: The Goal, Is not luck and The Choice. After trat read "The thinking Processes".

Apart from the theory of Constraints literature you can study system dynamics. And if you like programming then "Introduction to NetLogo" is great at both.

If you don't like programming then Zenge's the "Fifth Discipline" is a great intro to system dynamics.

elviejo

há 7 mesesdiscuss

Steve jobs killed it when said it would work on the iPhone because if the "huge" memory and battery resources. He said Javascript and HTML was everything you needed.

Here is the original memo: https://www.editionmultimedia.fr/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/...

elviejo

há 7 mesesdiscuss

There is also verso / recto that uses the same technique.

https://github.com/nickpascucci/verso

I actually wish for a tool that would use two things: 1) navigate code like a file system: Class/function/lines [3..5]

2)allow us to use git commit revisions so that we could comment on the evolution of the code

So far the only thing capable has been leoEditor + org-babel

elviejo

há 8 mesesdiscuss

Eiffel is the language you are looking for. It's pre-conditions and post-conditions prove the properties of the code that you actually are executing.

The book that does the equivalent but with the properties checked at runtime is: Object Structures (like data structures but with objects).

Here is the link:

https://openlibrary.org/works/OL2979696W/Object_structures?e...

elviejo

há 8 mesesdiscuss

In Eiffel we have multiple inheritance. It's such a powerful tool. And a natural way to model the world. For example if you think of your typical OOP book You have Vehicles with engines * cars that move on roads * planes that move on air * and boats that move on water.

But then comes an aqua-plane and it breaks your inheritance tree!

But with multiple inheritance is the most natural thing to have a plane that is also a boat and a car.

In Eiffel we favor the appropriate tool that better represents the world.

elviejo

há 9 mesesdiscuss

I agree with disabling history in youtube.com...

Now I only watch videos from my subscriptions as opposed to whatever the algorithm feed me.

elviejo

há 10 mesesdiscuss

Code is not only code.

It's like saying physics it's just math. If we read:

F = m*a

There is ton of knowledge encoded in that formula.

We cannot evaluate the formula alone. We need the knowledge behind it to see if it matches reality.

With llms we know for a fact that if the code matches reality, or expectations, it's a happy accident.

elviejo

há 8 anosdiscuss

Some feedback: * "low code" is confusing When I started reading I thought low code, meant low "level" code, something like assembly or rust. After reading a lot in the page I saw it meant not writing imperative code. I think the term Model Driven Engineering would be more appropriate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model-driven_engineering

* How do I model business rules? How do I model a State machine?

  I want to specify that once an order has been created I want to send it to the procurement department.

* How do I connect with external APIs systems?

* You mention that you have an ERP system based on this platform. Can we look at that code? Can we have some testimonials?

Kudos: * It's good that you are doing a declarative approach to business software... this is still most of the software we use and I don't think it's a solved problem.

* On using a Graph database I think this is better to model complex domains. However which graph database are you using? Neo4j, Dgraph, OrientDB or is an inhouse graph database?

* On the name

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