Georges Boris
@georgesboris.com
I mostly talk about programming, usually FP, sometimes design, and a lot more rarely about music and games. I would love that order to be different but such is life.
What is a webring in this context?
I tried looking it up but have only found references to early web "network of connected websites" - is it the same? :)
I tried looking it up but have only found references to early web "network of connected websites" - is it the same? :)
November 19, 2025 at 10:27 AM
What is a webring in this context?
I tried looking it up but have only found references to early web "network of connected websites" - is it the same? :)
I tried looking it up but have only found references to early web "network of connected websites" - is it the same? :)
someone has been watching handmade hero... zero deps.
straight to machine code. 💥
straight to machine code. 💥
November 17, 2025 at 1:53 PM
someone has been watching handmade hero... zero deps.
straight to machine code. 💥
straight to machine code. 💥
looks great! I could only spot two things by skimming through it:
- the code blocks inside the examples seem to follow the theme of the whole page and look good, regular code blocks are using a different theme that don't fit as nicely.
- the chart grid lines are way too bright.
- the code blocks inside the examples seem to follow the theme of the whole page and look good, regular code blocks are using a different theme that don't fit as nicely.
- the chart grid lines are way too bright.
November 6, 2025 at 10:10 AM
looks great! I could only spot two things by skimming through it:
- the code blocks inside the examples seem to follow the theme of the whole page and look good, regular code blocks are using a different theme that don't fit as nicely.
- the chart grid lines are way too bright.
- the code blocks inside the examples seem to follow the theme of the whole page and look good, regular code blocks are using a different theme that don't fit as nicely.
- the chart grid lines are way too bright.
they can know about accessible focus intent through :focus-visible :)
October 31, 2025 at 10:23 AM
they can know about accessible focus intent through :focus-visible :)
keep it an ongoing involvement with a few projects and not just a series of in-and-out things, right? I can really see the value there...
imo 20 seems like a lot but maybe 3-4 would make a great rotation to still be part of each of them, keeping context, etc.
imo 20 seems like a lot but maybe 3-4 would make a great rotation to still be part of each of them, keeping context, etc.
October 26, 2025 at 9:58 AM
keep it an ongoing involvement with a few projects and not just a series of in-and-out things, right? I can really see the value there...
imo 20 seems like a lot but maybe 3-4 would make a great rotation to still be part of each of them, keeping context, etc.
imo 20 seems like a lot but maybe 3-4 would make a great rotation to still be part of each of them, keeping context, etc.
ML syntax have the potential to be the most beautiful! clean, simple, elegant. 💅
so l, as an ML syntax lover, choose to ignore the frequent awful counter examples lol 😁
(well... at least haskell and elm have that potential... imo ocaml is quite noisy)
so l, as an ML syntax lover, choose to ignore the frequent awful counter examples lol 😁
(well... at least haskell and elm have that potential... imo ocaml is quite noisy)
October 19, 2025 at 12:20 PM
ML syntax have the potential to be the most beautiful! clean, simple, elegant. 💅
so l, as an ML syntax lover, choose to ignore the frequent awful counter examples lol 😁
(well... at least haskell and elm have that potential... imo ocaml is quite noisy)
so l, as an ML syntax lover, choose to ignore the frequent awful counter examples lol 😁
(well... at least haskell and elm have that potential... imo ocaml is quite noisy)
C tá usando grid, né? Por padrão ele faz stretch nas colunas. Se vc colocar um `align-items: center` no grid ele deve alinhar corretamente.
Se não for isso, manda algum playground reproduzindo a solução atual! :)
Se não for isso, manda algum playground reproduzindo a solução atual! :)
October 9, 2025 at 9:28 PM
C tá usando grid, né? Por padrão ele faz stretch nas colunas. Se vc colocar um `align-items: center` no grid ele deve alinhar corretamente.
Se não for isso, manda algum playground reproduzindo a solução atual! :)
Se não for isso, manda algum playground reproduzindo a solução atual! :)
My body is ready for it 🫲😞🫱
September 24, 2025 at 4:14 PM
My body is ready for it 🫲😞🫱
Uuuh this is looking different 👀
September 9, 2025 at 11:11 AM
Uuuh this is looking different 👀
In this scenario an "empty" linked list would be a null/zero value for the given type.
September 8, 2025 at 10:26 AM
In this scenario an "empty" linked list would be a null/zero value for the given type.
SinglyLinkedList<a>
data: a
next: SinglyLinkedList<a> | null
I've also seen:
data as node + nullable next
data + nullable node (implicit next)
data: a
next: SinglyLinkedList<a> | null
I've also seen:
data as node + nullable next
data + nullable node (implicit next)
September 8, 2025 at 10:20 AM
SinglyLinkedList<a>
data: a
next: SinglyLinkedList<a> | null
I've also seen:
data as node + nullable next
data + nullable node (implicit next)
data: a
next: SinglyLinkedList<a> | null
I've also seen:
data as node + nullable next
data + nullable node (implicit next)
Would be great to have some other stats like number of open issues / not replied / last closed.
Maybe this is a little too much out of scope, but imo it matters since these languages tend to have pretty much stable (but still completely useful) libs. Unless we're talking bout the effectful ones.
Maybe this is a little too much out of scope, but imo it matters since these languages tend to have pretty much stable (but still completely useful) libs. Unless we're talking bout the effectful ones.
September 8, 2025 at 9:41 AM
Would be great to have some other stats like number of open issues / not replied / last closed.
Maybe this is a little too much out of scope, but imo it matters since these languages tend to have pretty much stable (but still completely useful) libs. Unless we're talking bout the effectful ones.
Maybe this is a little too much out of scope, but imo it matters since these languages tend to have pretty much stable (but still completely useful) libs. Unless we're talking bout the effectful ones.
"Oh! That little thing? 💅"
haha ❤️
haha ❤️
September 8, 2025 at 9:33 AM
"Oh! That little thing? 💅"
haha ❤️
haha ❤️
👀 not gonna mention the modular synth you're apparently building at the same time?
September 8, 2025 at 12:14 AM
👀 not gonna mention the modular synth you're apparently building at the same time?
Outta curiosity - why the python requirement?
September 7, 2025 at 6:56 PM
Outta curiosity - why the python requirement?
Have you been studying math outta pure curiosity for the field or did something specific acted as a trigger?
August 16, 2025 at 9:51 AM
Have you been studying math outta pure curiosity for the field or did something specific acted as a trigger?
Uhh! What are the responsibilities of Unison/Haskell/Gleam in your architecture?
July 23, 2025 at 10:56 AM
Uhh! What are the responsibilities of Unison/Haskell/Gleam in your architecture?
Maybe @ryan.town ? Elm-land's website is built with vuepress!
July 16, 2025 at 9:59 PM
Maybe @ryan.town ? Elm-land's website is built with vuepress!
Misread this as "kids were a mistake" and got really confused about the related screenshot.
July 13, 2025 at 5:43 PM
Misread this as "kids were a mistake" and got really confused about the related screenshot.