Rayne

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by Rayne 14y ago
I don't think so. Temporary blindness or inability to read English notwithstanding, the article is perfectly readable.
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by Rayne 14y ago
Yeah, but it isn't even remotely enough and the majority of what has already been pledged are from the hype wave of HN that will disappear in a day or two. You only get the hype wave once.
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by Rayne 15y ago
The only reason I don't use ST2 is because it isn't nearly as good as Vim at indenting and highlighting the languages I use. Another reason would be that I can't use it in a terminal and would have to switch to another editor. But the res
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by Rayne 15y ago
Cool! I also wrote a pastebin in Clojure: https://refheap.com It has an emphasis on being excellent for Clojure but supports a lot of languages via pygments. It seems that it is becoming the defacto #clojure pastebin. My plans for RefHeap
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by Rayne 15y ago
I'm less concerned with speed on this platform. I think it'd be excellent even if only suitable for small scripts that need to start up fast.
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by Rayne 15y ago
Darn. Still doesn't even come close to correctly indenting Clojure.
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by Rayne 15y ago
Probably just historical reasons. The original Clojure videos from Rich Hickey were put there, so I suppose it makes sense to consolidate them all in one place.
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by Rayne 15y ago
Yeah, you've got me there.
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by Rayne 15y ago
In Leiningen 2, `lein repl` will be https://github.com/trptcolin/reply which has tab completion. May not be perfect yet (I haven't tried it personally) but I expect it to improve.
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by Rayne 15y ago
Isn't vimpulse the successor to that and evil-mode the successor to vim-pulse? Seems like viper is way down on that list.
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by Rayne 15y ago
Ah. That makes sense.
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by Rayne 15y ago
I didn't know about this. That'll definitely come in handy. Thanks. :)
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by Rayne 15y ago
https://github.com/ervandew/supertab seems nice for completing based on the current context. I seem to recall VimClojure having some kind of completion, but don't hold me to that. Also, like I said in the blog post, there is nothing wrong
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by Rayne 15y ago
Yeah, it is unfortunate how terribly documented they are. Not sure what you mean by difficult to distribute though. You either load the file from VimL or you embed the code in VimL. You distribute it like any Vim plugin. The documentation f
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by Rayne 15y ago
Fantastic! Thanks for mentioning this. I'll come in handy.
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by Rayne 15y ago
Except that I'm pretty sure he isn't denying that the language is complex. From Martin's comment, it appears that he is saying that Scala provides powerful and complex language features to solve hard problems, but that it isn't Scala's faul
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by Rayne 15y ago
Just replying to point out that I amended that sentence of the blog post. I understand how it could be misleading.
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by Rayne 15y ago
You can make pastes private (which gives them a non-sequential URL) if you're logged in. We're considering allowing for anonymous users to have private pastes as well, perhaps with a time to live on them.
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by Rayne 15y ago
Well, I definitely want to point out that we are not trying to claim we've done magic here. If that's how it sounds, I apologize. Believe it or not, we are putting a lot of work into this site. We have some fun ideas we want to play aroun
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by Rayne 15y ago
Yes. The entire site is built with Clojure. We do use Pygments. Pygments is as much a general tool as it is a Python library, and a very good one on both counts. We didn't see much point in writing our own syntax highlighter that would al
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by Rayne 15y ago
http://blog.refheap.com/blog/2012/01/06/brave-new-world/ The launch blog post might make things clearer.
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by Rayne 15y ago
This is correct. It is worth noting that our setup is hardly complex or clever.
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by Rayne 15y ago
You can see the current count in real-time on the front page of the website. Exciting stuff!
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by Rayne 15y ago
I'm a big fan of tomorrow-night
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Waving Our Tentacles -- A demo of Tentacles, a Github API library(blog.raynes.me)
20 points by Rayne 15y ago|1 comments
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by Rayne 15y ago
Right. My comment was driven by the fact that Geni had their legal guys figure out what the consequences of paying for a minor to travel alone and attend an event would be. Apparently, there are many.
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by Rayne 15y ago
Travel in the United States is enough of a bother without doing so alone and as a minor. Not something I wanted to deal with. Besides that, there are apparently a lot of problems with liability when someone pays for a minor to travel and it
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by Rayne 15y ago
I was actually going for a reference to Marley & Me. Though, I'm not entirely convinced that it is indisputably incorrect in this case. Even if it is, I highly doubt that it is the worst mistake in my post.
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by Rayne 15y ago
It wasn't really in the sense that Clojure is the the logical step up from Haskell. It was the next logical step for me as I was learning to program. Lisp and Haskell are the two of the big scary functional (though not purely functional i
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Leiningen and Cake, the big Clojure build tools, are joining forces(groups.google.com)
2 points by Rayne 15y ago|0 comments

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