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by Reefersleep 4y ago
Turn it upside down. Do the bare minimum of thinking and writing when setting up the initial test case, really just have it be scaffolding to run a single sunny scenario test case. Then let users (testers, other developers, automated system
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by Reefersleep 4y ago
Your comment has me pondering. Is there such a thing as an unbiased human experience, let alone an unbiased human utterance? Everything we do is informed by the past, however indirectly and outwardly unpredictable.
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by Reefersleep 4y ago
Functions like map and range return lazy lists in Clojure. This is how I'd implement zip: (def zip (partial map vector)) ;;Usage: (zip (range) [:a :b :c]) ;;=> ([0 :a] [1 :b] [2 :c])
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by Reefersleep 6y ago
I didn't do any testing to figure out where the latency came from, but the article was pretty thorough in documenting the palpable difference between Ergodox and e.g. the Apple Magic keyboard. I managed to dig it up for you: https:&#x
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by Reefersleep 6y ago
I bought an Ergodox EZ because I wanted to try out the wonderful mechanical keyboard feedback that many blog posts talk about. The tactile feedback in particular; as I didn't want to bother my colleagues, I bought Blue Zilents from Ze
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by Reefersleep 9y ago
Do two pull requests: one pure refactor, one pure logical change. I've been doing this at work, and it's great!
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by Reefersleep 9y ago
It's not static. You can edit the code blocks and see the results.
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by Reefersleep 10y ago
Smooth as butter in Safari on iPhone 6.
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by Reefersleep 10y ago
Just dive into it. After wanting to be a bit more descriptive and assertive about the input and output of certain functions in some code I was writing, I must have spent all of half an hour reading documentation and successfully adding Sche
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
This sounds very interesting :) And I think Colin Flemming is doing something similar in Cursive? In any case, I'd like to see more of what you are talking about - do you have any more documentation of it, a writeup, blog post or vid
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
I don't like QWERTY for a number of reasons, but feel forced to use it out of respect to my peers at work. I succeeded at learning a better alternative, Colemak, at home, since it is not far from QWERTY. But you don't need to chan
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
That is indeed cool! Seems extremely handy and intuitive. I've seen more than one control structure library for Clojure that would make certain algorithms more smooth and "easier to read" in code - I just wonder if it's
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
What's the development process like for a Rust-in-the-browser project like this? I mean, is it like; write some Rust - manually start a compile process - wait a while - view result in browser - repeat? Are there nice tools? :) I'm
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
What are the typical (or potential) use cases for FSMs? I do web development. Is it something that could help me better model rules for a business domain, for example?
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
I enjoyed your article, and I think the notion about running close to the "human metal" is an important selling point for Clojure. The thing is, it is very hard for outsiders to see how this works, as you have to have some grasp n
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
So many scientific articles cause this response in me. "Invention X causes fantastic visual product Y". Alright alright, talk at length about X all you want, but for the love of internet kittens, show me Y!
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
I'm with you. After hearing him mentioned numerous times in various contexts, I gathered he was some sort of sage guru. Then, I read one of his articles for the first time, "'Interface' considered harmful[1]. I found it
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
Sounds like Re-frame might be the natural next step for you: https://github.com/Day8/re-frame I haven't used it myself yet, but I'm itching to! I love Reagent and I'm very interested in FRP, especially t
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
Inspiring post - I'll be sure to put extra thought into how I write my regexes from here on out. Does anyone know a good browser-based game that trains you to do regexes well?
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
I think syntax matters a lot - if it incurs development costs through inconsistencies, for example. I'm going to a meetup in a couple of days where Elixir and Phoenix will be presented, I think I'll keep your comment in mind and m
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
I'm generally interested in new languages, and when reading about them, I always try to figure out to whom or which contexts they cater to. With Chrystal, I don't know. Is it just "someone who digs the Ruby syntax but prefer
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
The newest version of Firefox has a little icon resembling an open book at the right side of address field that does something similar. Quite handy :)
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
Who's "we"? What do you do? I'm trying to get into CLJS/Reagent/FRP (quite possibly re-frame) myself.
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by Reefersleep 11y ago
This is great work. What I really want now is a version where you can listen to the chords in the chart individually and in progression!