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by Jeaye 9y ago
For those interested in pledging, here's a quick link: https://puri.sm/shop/librem-5/ We just passed the $1M mark!
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The state of code quality tools in Clojure(blog.jeaye.com)
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by Jeaye 9y ago
Thank you! This is absolutely essential for a good container experience.
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by Jeaye 9y ago
I was in the test pilot for this and I had one singular gripe which I don't think has been addressed or brought up anywhere else I've seen: I want to be able to move a tab from one container to another. It's so easy to open
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Safepaste: A security-conscious paste service(safepaste.org)
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by Jeaye 9y ago
Is it still proprietary nagware?
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Safepaste: A security-conscious paste service(safepaste.org)
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Librem 5 – A Security and Privacy Focused Phone(puri.sm)
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by Jeaye 9y ago
Xamarin and Mono are not the same thing. Also, Xamarin Studio may work through WINE or something similar, but it doesn't have any native GNU/Linux builds.
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by Jeaye 9y ago
Common utilities for manipulating data, which is what Clojure does best. Logging. A wrapper HTTP API for communication. Lots of specs, using clojure.spec, to describe how the data moving between the client and server should look.
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by Jeaye 9y ago
So, you'd rather use Xamarin than React Native, in short. Xamarin has excellent tooling and arguably works with saner languages (with better type systems), but it doesn't work on GNU/Linux . We're using RN right now, si
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Mailpile (webmail + encryption + privacy) 1.0rc1 released(mailpile.is)
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by Jeaye 9y ago
Often times, the easiest way to debug complex template code is to intentionally fail the compilation, with a minimal context, so you can read the compiler's output on what the types and values are. Here's a simple example of a fun
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by Jeaye 9y ago
Relevant /r/NixOS post: https://www.reddit.com/r/NixOS/comments/6qk0zq/nixos_a_lasti...
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NixOS: A lasting impression(blog.jeaye.com)
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NixOS: A lasting impression(blog.jeaye.com)
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by Jeaye 9y ago
The most appealing benefits of organic foods, in my household, are not to do with our own health. Instead, we adopt the practice under the information that organic farming is more sustainable and better for the environment. Top three search
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Porting a Clojure project to ClojureScript(blog.jeaye.com)
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Porting Orchestra to ClojureScript(blog.jeaye.com)
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ClojureScript 1.9.660 released(clojurescript.org)
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Safepaste: A security-conscious paste service(safepaste.org)
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by Jeaye 9y ago
Yet another game engine written in an imperative language, seemingly with the focus on writing something in Orthodox C++ and not necessarily writing something to solve a problem. Just as the discussion on this post shows, the more interesti
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by Jeaye 9y ago
The Reasoned Schemer: https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/reasoned-schemer Learning more and more about imperative programming, OOP, design patterns, etc is good, but branching out into declarative programming and the funct
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Dear Clojure devs, use clojure.spec please(blog.jeaye.com)
1 points by Jeaye 9y ago|0 comments
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Dear Clojure devs, use clojure.spec please(blog.jeaye.com)
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by Jeaye 9y ago
To myself, 4 years in, I would say: OOP is just a sliver of it and the typical ALGOL-based languages you're learning are a small piece of what programming can be. Learn functional programming now. Learn about immutability, referential
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by Jeaye 9y ago
> What am I missing? The key part; the secret key is never sent to the server. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14462218/is-the-url-fragm... This was explained in safepaste's about page: -- The hash sect
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by Jeaye 9y ago
> Your content is being sent to the server encrypted, but it gives you a URL which decrypts it on demand. TLS already does this, right? No, since TLS doesn't have anything to do with the original content being encrypted, such that t
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by Jeaye 9y ago
For a similar service which is entirely encrypted, consider: https://safepaste.org/
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by Jeaye 9y ago
Simply put: What does it offer which [neo]vim does not? > Python is such an amazing language; it turns vy such a powerful application because its plugin API is high level naturally. Ok, so you really like Python. > You can take the be

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