Good vs. Evil
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49.
the brownies I made actually went down really well - even non-vegans seemed to enjoy them!
Even with age, its still sad.
It did, in the end! I was up til about 2:30am and didn't get everything quite finished, but got the important stuff done.
Oh no!
the brownies I made actually went down really well - even non-vegans seemed to enjoy them!Aw dude I'm sorry to hear that
Even with age, its still sad.
49. Woo! I have a stinking cold But I got a bit more done last night - after my furore of advanced crafting recently, I'm focussing over the next few sessions on shoring up my infrastructure, setting up autocrafting and resources, things like that.
But I got a bit more done last night - after my furore of advanced crafting recently, I'm focussing over the next few sessions on shoring up my infrastructure, setting up autocrafting and resources, things like that.
49. Nice I know what I'm doing with my next few play sessions. These plans include building literally dozens of sets of armour, hobgoblin deicide, and summoning Death themselves.
I know what I'm doing with my next few play sessions. These plans include building literally dozens of sets of armour, hobgoblin deicide, and summoning Death themselves.
50 I'm working on setting up ethanol production, though I should probably open up more space first so I have room to build.
49. Nice! I've been looking into it some more, and delving into some pretty deep necromancy is DEFINITELY on the cards. And some hobgoblin abuse. I need the Death's hood, robe and footwear, and I need Gulg's Gurdle.
I've been looking into it some more, and delving into some pretty deep necromancy is DEFINITELY on the cards. And some hobgoblin abuse. I need the Death's hood, robe and footwear, and I need Gulg's Gurdle.
48 If you plan on doing anything with potions, Baba Yaga has a pretty nice hat.
49. I got a total score of 98 in math this term! (as if I didn't already have a big enough ego)
51 for school I need to write a bit about some technologies, experiment with one (and document this as proof) and write down my experience with it, together with its down and upsides.
As the web is the thing I am most interested in I decided to experiment with WASM and probably write a bit about service workers and/or web-vr.
However, if you know what WASM is you know that the only way to make use of it is by using Rust, C or C++. Neither of those are languages I used before. Also, I need something to make use of the WASM.
Because of this I decided to go with Rust and the yew framework so I can make an entire website using WASM. The question now becomes, what to make with it?
It should be small and ideally take advantage of what WASM is good at.
Oh: and for those that are interested. I haven't done much with it yet but I already like yew. It is based on React but seems to make use of some nice capabilities that Rust has that JS is lacking.
As the web is the thing I am most interested in I decided to experiment with WASM and probably write a bit about service workers and/or web-vr.
However, if you know what WASM is you know that the only way to make use of it is by using Rust, C or C++. Neither of those are languages I used before. Also, I need something to make use of the WASM.
Because of this I decided to go with Rust and the yew framework so I can make an entire website using WASM. The question now becomes, what to make with it?
It should be small and ideally take advantage of what WASM is good at.
Oh: and for those that are interested. I haven't done much with it yet but I already like yew. It is based on React but seems to make use of some nice capabilities that Rust has that JS is lacking.
Lets say I have a button and I want my component to do something whenever I click it.
In React I would need to:
Make a new function, containing the code that needs to happen whenever I click on the button.
In the constructor of my component I need to add a line to bind the component to the function. (if you forget this you get a runtime error. Not a compile time error)
In the button I need to bind the onClick event and this function.
Optionally: Add code to the shouldUpdate function that compares the state before and after a state change to detect if the component needs to re-render.
Compare this to yew where I just need to:
Add a new entry to the message Enum from my component.
Add a case inside the update function to deal with this message. (something Rust makes very easy)
Either have the update function return true or false depending if I want to rerender my component.
Bind the event to the message
This means that deciding if I need to rerender my component is now forced upon me and is made easy. (No more comparing previous and current state) and the only runtime error I can get now is forgetting to bind the event to the message and even that gives a warning at compile time if a message is otherwise unused.
Compare this with React where if you use JS there are basically no compile time errors and even with typescript forgetting to bind the component to the function does not give you a compile time error. Also, forgetting to bind your new function and the event will never give a warning about unused code.
In React I would need to:
Make a new function, containing the code that needs to happen whenever I click on the button.
In the constructor of my component I need to add a line to bind the component to the function. (if you forget this you get a runtime error. Not a compile time error)
In the button I need to bind the onClick event and this function.
Optionally: Add code to the shouldUpdate function that compares the state before and after a state change to detect if the component needs to re-render.
Compare this to yew where I just need to:
Add a new entry to the message Enum from my component.
Add a case inside the update function to deal with this message. (something Rust makes very easy)
Either have the update function return true or false depending if I want to rerender my component.
Bind the event to the message
This means that deciding if I need to rerender my component is now forced upon me and is made easy. (No more comparing previous and current state) and the only runtime error I can get now is forgetting to bind the event to the message and even that gives a warning at compile time if a message is otherwise unused.
Compare this with React where if you use JS there are basically no compile time errors and even with typescript forgetting to bind the component to the function does not give you a compile time error. Also, forgetting to bind your new function and the event will never give a warning about unused code.
50 WASM needs to be written in Rust, C, or C++? I was unaware. As far as I knew, it was essentially another form of bytecode that would be natively ran by browsers, saving runtime compilation that happens with JS. In theory, shouldn't most languages be compilable into it?