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6y ago
Curiosity compels me to ask, what is the website? =)...
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This is fascinating, it's interesting how the author balances respect for the students, while challenging them. I would recommend anyone who enjoyed the article read the prior two posts linked at the top, they provide some nice additio
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From my perspective, it's better as a data structure because I can do more with it. It's much easier for me to introspect, and I can easily build dynamic state-machines by changing a data structure, take a look at interceptors[0]
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6y ago
Thank you for this, I didn't know this existed for clojurescript =)... Much appreciated!
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Ok, this helped, the preview for each frame must actually change for you to get an effect when you hit play. Thanks!
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Yep, I've created multiple frames, altered them, hit play and nothing... It's a bit mysterious.
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I've done this before myself for a pretty simple game and had to build the system alongside it. It's quite fiddly to get right. I've been working on a new game on and off which is a bit less working with websockets directly a
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6y ago
This is something I'm trying to get into the habit of doing, but with little success, how do you deal with the fact that writing a decent blog post takes a fair bit of time?
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Oh! Well perhaps you'd like this[0]? The library author wrote two books as well[1][2]. Full disclosure, I've not used it, primarily because I've not yet had a chance to try it =)... - [0]: https://neanderthal.uncom
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Is this live streaming some/all of your coding sessions? Or something else? I'm really interested in this to be honest, but have personally held off on doing it because I've no experience with OBS or live streaming, so I hope
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Well I'm suggesting more clojure things because I know clojure, I've used a little of racket and it was fun, as well as done very little common lisp =)... I'm not sure what you mean by practice day to day? These are all thing
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Perhaps Babashka[0]? It sounds like the closest thing to what you want =)... Alternatively you could just use cursive[1] or vscode[2] and follow the REPL guide[3]? There's Racket, which has it's own built in environment[4]. Perhap
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Well if this sort of tool is of interest to you, would love to have a chat =)... My email is in my profile =)...
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This makes me wonder, considering the cost of acquisition of talented staff why I don't hear about more large companies with lots of capital on hand requiring that people instead of being fired, just asking them to take a period of pai
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Well if you know some people who want this, enquiring minds want to know ;)...
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Similar, not as polished obviously. Also not in the cloud, the loaded data stays within the browser, all the transformations happen in browser. Primarily because I'd prefer more people to have that option. Not sure if anyone cares thou
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Been spending the last 2 years or so working on putting together a data processing and exploration tool. Primarily allowing for the importing of csv files, though handle excel files to a degree (need to improve that). The data exploration s
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Really neat then =)... Is that an area you've had to spend a lot of time in? Getting that multiple groups conversing where you can overhear / swap conversations or widen the conversation as well has have short sub-conversations is
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Thanks for the additional info =)...
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Cool product =)... Just out of curiosity, are you using distance from avatars to lower sound? So more distant conversations in say a party setting could be audible, but quieter? That would be a key distinction between discord and this in my
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Thanks for the definitions =)... I've not used emacs for python, but could give it a spin for this! Bit unfortunate that you need to restart the process for re-evaluating classes though.
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Sorry, for those of us not in the know, what is it about La Care that provokes this response?
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Echoing this, I'd really like it to be an option in other languages, because it's just a pleasant way to work and it's nice to have the option.
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I don't quite agree, that might work for your specific workflow, but you can flub that sort of thing. There's a reason I'm specifying specific actions, I can easily see increasing the cognitive burden breaking the ease of tha
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I'm personally of the opinion that this isn't the same thing and I'm saying this as someone who wants to do this in python. Unless you've figured it out? In which case please say, because I want to code python like this.
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I'm in agreement with silly-silly, but I must say I spent an embarrassingly long time coding before I worked out how the REPL editor workflow worked, and nowadays I feel a bit spoiled because I really do miss it when I'm programmi
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This is a really good point and I'm not sure how to really tackle it other than ask if they're also comfortable with the same being true for their families as well as themselves? There were cases where lack of privacy for public f
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Definitely agree that your stronger take is needed if people say none. But that's why in my opinion, a question about what society people are looking to live in is important. We can start to draw out what people are and aren't com
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That's true, but starting the question on that basis and also framing the question around it is important. The public / audience of the debate need to be constantly reminded that these rules apply to them as well and they need to
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I'm not sure that's always a good start to a line of questioning? Don't get me wrong, I like the reasoning, but perhaps, "what expectations of privacy do you have for yourself or your family?". Their answer to that
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