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Nesting can be sorted via macros, e.g. closures threading macros (defn unique [str] (->> (str/split str #"\s+") (map #(Integer/parseInt %)) (partition-by even?) (tak
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I love ligatures, I now have all my IDEs set to use FiraCode, it works especially well with Clojure IMO.
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7y ago
So does ClojureScript and Figwheel.
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7y ago
> She would say, “Dave, you only got one award this year. Remember when you won seven last year?” I've had stuff like this from parents. Nothing is ever good enough, I have a friend who is massively more successful than me that I&#x
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7y ago
Same advice in LISP. Don't use a macro where a function will do.
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I worked at a place where we had peer reviews. You had to select three people to rate you out of five in a number of areas. One review I got a few fives. They got scrubbed. So I averaged out at three ish. I was told its basically impossible
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7y ago
Or just open task manager and see if it's using all the free memory?
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7y ago
As does intellij. With cursive it's a great ide for clojure/ clojurescript.
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Clojurescript and fig wheel got me actually interested in learning some front end. It finally felt like a sane way to do front end.
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7y ago
Then compile clojure to .Net? Clojure has compilers for both jvm and .net
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In the first 15+ years of my career I never used or understood recursive ctes in sql. Then finally learned it and used them multiple times in last year or so. They can be incredibly helpful once you grok them! And recognise when they can be
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>> Source? I'd assume, in fact, that in most planes that is not the case - superhuman strength is not required to trim. https://youtu.be/aoNOVlxJmow Showing the strength required to trim a 737 in certain circumst
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7y ago
He's not wrong...
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7y ago
100 mb to edit text seems not great...
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7y ago
How can I choose which square has the mine without guessing here? https://imgur.com/gallery/GlAgExv
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My experience with drugs is limited to stuff like mdma and cocaine. I've always wanted to try a powerful psychoactive / hallucinogenic but I have issues with depression and I've been told if you have mental issues LSD and the
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This is pretty much my workflow too, manually copy from camera to PC, then import them into Darktable. Edit and delete from within darktable.
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>> Conferences now feel more like a show and tell with blogpost level quality writing. Most non-academic conference talks I see could have been summarised easily in a blogpost and a few screenshots or at most a slide deck. Exactly w
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7y ago
If you are just delivering images and text in a blog then I expect your site to work fine without JS. I dont get when I go to what appears to be quite a simple blog and it's completely unusable without JS... When that's the case I
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I've used both, loghtroom only upto version 5, but I prefer dark table! I've never missed lightroom since moving to dark table. But then I only do pretty basic editing of raw files. It has a couple of editing features that lightro
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Couldn't he just not use vscode? I think the response from Microsoft should have been somethjng like "it's unfortunate to are offended by this but this absolutely wasn't our intention". If you dont wish to use vscod
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7y ago
Jokes about anything can be funny. Depends on the joke.
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Or talk to your colleagues. We talk about salary, bonus, raises etc.
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Previously I was working on C# and SQL. I'm no fan of either of those, but at least with C# I can understand what the designers were thinking. Ideally I would be working in Clojure if it was up to me. Or Scala or F#. Now it's Java
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I have to use Javascript almost daily at work, I hate it. Up until a year ago or so I hadn't really had to use it much, I'm finding it so bad I'm seriously looking at how I can get into an alternate career. Working with JS is
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And the actual blog post from Tesla where they state they are releasing their patents is from 2014! https://www.tesla.com/blog/all-our-patent-are-belong-you
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Another downside of the gists is that it breaks in reader mode. The code samples just don't appear at all :(
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I didn't see this as a problem solved by war, honestly. We need to weane ourself off a dependency on China for cheap goods. We need to decide that we value human life over a cheap phone. China gets away with what it does because it fee
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7y ago
Still broken for me, just getting an error about Notebook loading error...
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7y ago
America, a nation of temporarily embarrased millionaires. If you are currently poor, you just aren't working hard enough / smart enough and need to pull yourself up by your boot straps! Anyone can get ahead, get the American dream
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