Scarbutt

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   by Scarbutt 7y ago

   As someone who learnt to program in Scheme, this was true for me, did so much Scheme that when doing some C or JS I had to pause for moment and think harder when writing imperative loops.
2. 782.▲
   by Scarbutt 7y ago

   Nice summary, the only pain left is that commonjs is still the module that dominates in the nodejs ecosystem.
3. 783.▲
   by Scarbutt 7y ago

   This is more prominent in Haskell and Scala circles.
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   by Scarbutt 7y ago

   I wouldn't give much importance to his Clojure articles, they are all shallow and superficial. My only conclusion is that he writes them primarily for marketing purposes.
5. 785.▲
   by Scarbutt 7y ago

   Study SICP
6. 786.▲
   by Scarbutt 7y ago

   I haven't use it, but if you lower your expectations a bit, there's sublimetext, emacs and vim.
7. 787.▲
   by Scarbutt 7y ago

   With what banks will you start in Colombia? How will the flow be for users that need to login with a token[0]? (6 digit code that changes every 60 secs). Others banks ask you to recognized an image you selected before. [0] https:/&#x2
8. 788.▲
   by Scarbutt 7y ago

   Maybe this is the one. IMO, Babeljs could be leveraged to create one much faster.
9. 789.▲
   by Scarbutt 7y ago

   It takes way less time to learn awk than perl.
10. 790.▲
    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    Github seems to be doing fine with vanilla JS.
11. 791.▲
    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    I wondered if the Captain let himself sink with the ship.
12. 792.▲
    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    They were trying to steer the cruise not destroy it , but didn't expect a reinforced hull.
13. 793.▲
    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    Components are not unique to react. Most template libraries have them.
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    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    Should have phrase that differently. This is a case of "worse is better". I know Clojure well and, IMO, it's the best language in the world for writing application/business logic. Many times, when programming in JS/
15. 795.▲
    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    Typescript ranking so low compared to other languages just shows how flawed that index is.
16. 796.▲
    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    Yep, that's why Clojure struggling and has no future. Not strong in any domain and doesn't have any fundamental benefits over other dynamic programming languages like JS/Python/Ruby.
17. 797.▲
    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    With server-side-rendered HTML, this could have been done in ~3 hours :P
18. 798.▲
    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    omnigraffle pro is $250.
19. 799.▲
    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    One headline is: Focus on your data – not on complex SQL queries Looks like just another SQL DSL trying to make you not learn SQL. TS's structural typing and plain SQL can get you far into a simpler/robust system IMO. Also, the
20. 800.▲
    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    and therefore doesn't suffer from the object-relational impedance mismatch. Prisma Client queries return plain old JS objects Is that really true? the data models are still different, relations vs js objects. Maybe you meant to say t
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    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    IME, regular JS is much faster than regular Clojure. You can make Clojure run faster than JS by writing Java with parenthesis, but then you defeat all the purpose of using Clojure in the first place.
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    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    Yeah same in Clojure, you spend most of your time messing with/writing interop and trying to get it correct.
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    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    adobe has windows versions and there's wine.
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    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    That's the reason I don't use alpine for containers and just keep using debian.
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    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    It has less market share than perl or delphi (make your own judgement). It was really hyped(rightfully so, a practical lisp for production use? fun! sign me in) then declined fast. Like most(ly dead) languages, it still has its followers, i
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    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    I'm surprised Clojure isn't in the list either. Edit: To clarify, Clojure is mostly a dead language that didn't have any innovations by itself, but it did influenced many programmers(the creator is good at marketing). It help
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    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    Clojure doesn't have much over JS except for macros, but today you can achieve the same with Babel. If you stick to writing JS in a functional programming way like Clojure encourages to do so, you are pretty much just writing Clojure b
28. 808.▲
    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    A 15" MBA would be nice.
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    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    Thanks, I guess the question then is, for how long can the mid and max clock rates be sustained.
30. 810.▲
    by Scarbutt 7y ago

    Practically, that means that the new Air will not be capable of running sustained workloads much above its base clock speed, which makes it unsuitable for many programming-related tasks. Does that still holds when using the power adapter?