Royalaid

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by Royalaid 8y ago
What are you doing posting here? Go do something about it instead of lamenting the end.
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by Royalaid 8y ago
I would also like to echo this. Yes most of everyone on HN hate Electron and they can point out any number of reasons why it's bad, and they would correct. In spite of the technical problems Electron is still seeing growth and continue
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by Royalaid 8y ago
Within Clojure almost all data is directly serializable to data literals. Java objects don't have this property directly and are guaranteed to exposed everything via methods. Datafy and Nav just give Clojure the power to codify your ob
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by Royalaid 8y ago
I too am getting that vibe
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by Royalaid 8y ago
This is a good post for anyone using core.async because a lot of this I had to discover by hand and it takes a long time to unearth this knowledge. Thanks for the write up!
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by Royalaid 8y ago
Just would like to say that being able to leverage an immutable DB at work is amazing, just give it a try and value (timestamp) and you can roll back to any point in the dbs history. Has saved so much heartache between debugging and undoing
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by Royalaid 8y ago
My personal experience is that most programmers either like or don't like type systems. If you don't I would highly recommend Clojure, if you do I would highly recommend Haskell.
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by Royalaid 8y ago
This is getting better but unfortunately your best bet is still to read some examples of good open source projects. If you or anyone interested in some good starting places for good Clojure see: - https://github.com/gothi
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by Royalaid 8y ago
It's all tradeoffs, all the way down. The good thing about Java is most problems are solved or have easy paths forward by dipping into the massive development talent pool.
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by Royalaid 8y ago
I think that part of the power of LISP is it's dynamic nature but if you want typed options they exist for Clojure and Racket. There is also development on a language called Carp that aims to be a Clojure style language for C https:&#
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by Royalaid 8y ago
I just want to say that the tooling setup isn't great and you kinda have to buy into a small ecosystem to do clojurescript Dev and the easiest is probably to use lein+lein-figwheel. If you have any questions feel free to ask!
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by Royalaid 8y ago
Yeah, because the JVM can't do TCO you can't have nice recursion. The options in the language provides are good enough but definitely not the most ergonomic.
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by Royalaid 8y ago
Instead of just saying wrong, say why this opinion is wrong. Otherwise you come as smug and looking down or manipulative and trying to steer the conversation.
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by Royalaid 8y ago
I can contribute some. Mostly it comes when you attack problems and conceptualize your solution to that problem, it does not come when looking for a library or digging through the API. Almost all of the problems you will encounter in your d
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by Royalaid 8y ago
I have a similar situation to yourself. Honestly I have found that working environments become "soiled" for me over time. I try to constantly mix up where I am working in my place or get out of the house to a coffee shop to work i
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by Royalaid 8y ago
I would be curious to hear why. Where I work currently is full stack Clojure and I love it but have a few gripes (refactoring can be a pain) but overall it feels like a huge boon.
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by Royalaid 8y ago
I am also in this camp and want to say that twitch especially is just horrible for performance
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by Royalaid 8y ago
Spoofing geolocation is possible too.
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by Royalaid 8y ago
The best I have found is apps on android https://github.com/TwidereProject/Twidere-Android is what I use currently. For cross posting I use https://moa.party/ . For I unified feed on web I am still look
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by Royalaid 9y ago
I would also recommend You are not so Smart and You Are Now Less Dumb if you like the cognitive bais theme
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by Royalaid 9y ago
From what I understand I think don't know and it hasn't been extensively modeled because we are still trying to just get the process to start. Having said that I think that if the reactions containment breaks the actual fusion pro
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by Royalaid 9y ago
Seeing the age of this comment when I came to the thread and it being at the top I kinda brushed it off and scrolled on to the rest of the comments. It literally looks like astroturffing against dart as a language. I think this awesome that
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by Royalaid 9y ago
Generally when it comes to interoperability with JS the problem stems from assumptions made by the people designing the JS APIs and what is idiomatic in the compiles-to-js Lang. Clojurescript, Reason, Purescript, and Elm all have a specific
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by Royalaid 9y ago
Additionally things like Spring and dropwizard also add some overhead for better developer UX which rust doesn't have yet.
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by Royalaid 9y ago
Which has inspired https://leanpub.com/elementsofclojure
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by Royalaid 9y ago
That's because of ETH not BTC
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by Royalaid 9y ago
This does sound like a really good idea. Have you made an RFC or proposal to the team to see if it is possible?
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by Royalaid 9y ago
I feel your pain but from a different angle, I am trying to find a job right now that is clojure and either its on site in SFO (No thanks) or in London. Breaking in seems hard enough and then hearing stories like this don't instill con
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by Royalaid 9y ago
Can you expand on this or point to specific bills? I am curious
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by Royalaid 9y ago
https://www.ponylang.org/

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