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A RainLoop review and setup guide(blog.jeaye.com)
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by Jeaye 10y ago
That's not an operating system; it's a trivial kernel. Linux, in all its complexity, is still not an operating system; it's a kernel. For anyone seriously interested in building something less trivial, I recommend starting he
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Safepaste: A security-conscious paste service(safepaste.org)
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Complete instrumentation for clojure.spec(github.com)
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Finding an apartment with Clojure(blog.jeaye.com)
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by Jeaye 10y ago
I wrote about combining Closure and Uglify, for ClojureScript here: https://blog.jeaye.com/2016/02/16/clojurescript/ The result was about 20% savings ungzipped; 10% savings gzipped.
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by Jeaye 10y ago
Thanks for digging into this. I'll update that example to be more clear about keeping an lvalue reference to the return value.
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by Jeaye 10y ago
https://github.com/jeaye/value-category-cheatsheet/blob/mast... You bet. :)
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by Jeaye 10y ago
Yeah. String literals are lvalues and they live for the lifetime of the program. Both of those snippets would be fine.
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by Jeaye 10y ago
I looked for a number of options and I didn't find anything which could provide me with automatic syntax highlighting, non-html layouts, and quick iteration. That doesn't mean that such a thing doesn't exist! Thanks for the s
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C++ value category cheat-sheet [pdf](github.com)
138 points by Jeaye 10y ago|39 comments
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by Jeaye 10y ago
Project: https://github.com/jeaye/value-category-cheatsheet
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C++ lvalue/rvalue cheatsheet [pdf](upload.jeaye.com)
1 points by Jeaye 10y ago|1 comments
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by Jeaye 10y ago
The project is available here: https://github.com/jeaye/value-category-cheatsheet
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C++ lvalue/rvalue cheatsheet [pdf](upload.jeaye.com)
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by Jeaye 10y ago
Obligatory link to The Real Name Fallacy: https://blog.coralproject.net/the-real-name-fallacy/ A great deal of research has been done on this, since back in the Usenet days.
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by Jeaye 10y ago
For me, AngelList was what allowed us to find each other. https://angel.co/
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Realtime semantic highlighting for C, C++, and ObjC in Vim(github.com)
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NixOS on DigitalOcean(github.com)
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Safepaste: A security-conscious paste service(safepaste.org)
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by Jeaye 10y ago
https://upload.jeaye.com/tmp/blog-performance.png He loads 4KB in 75ms, which is about 53KB/s. I load 47.82KB in 210ms, which is 227KB/s. Technically, I'm loading 4 times faster.
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by Jeaye 10y ago
In production, what matters is the ridiculous memory usage. Both Java and App Engine are to blame about this, but the Python and Go folks aren't running into the same issue.
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by Jeaye 10y ago
Java, especially JAR files, can be quite light weight. However, JVM environments, and development with Java and Clojure, can be very heavy _and_ slow. For Clojure, starting `lein repl`, takes 16 seconds on my 2012 Macbook and 9 seconds on m
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by Jeaye 10y ago
So, it was couped up in that apartment for a long time...
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by Jeaye 10y ago
First thing that came to my mind was a botnet; it would be one of the easiest ways to get a huge spike in Tor usage, I'd think.
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by Jeaye 10y ago
For painting, there's https://krita.org/en/ which has some excellent features.
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Real artists ship(blog.jeaye.com)
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Real artists ship(blog.jeaye.com)
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Real artists ship(blog.jeaye.com)
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by Jeaye 10y ago
Arcadia is not representative of all functional programming practices ever. Its alpha state isn't reflective of the alpha state of functional programming either, which has been around for longer than most of us (50s-60s). FP boils down

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