TheSmoke

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   by TheSmoke 7y ago

   i use workflowy. [0] it is an incredible tool that lets you build a tree of things to do or note. it's been helping me keep my mind clear as to what to do next. i have my phone and mac calendars synced so i don't have any schedule
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   by TheSmoke 7y ago

   as a d user, i definitely do not recommend d for web development. for everything else, go for it. it's just because d does not have a mature web development ecosystem. i'm hoping this will change soon but this is the case for now.
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   by TheSmoke 7y ago

   is this how saudi activists were tracked or uae tapped the phones of govt officials from various countries?
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   by TheSmoke 8y ago

   i don't know what kind of coverage you're expecting but in 2016 i've read about missing chinese billioniares on fortune [0] [1]. there are also other coverages: [2] [3] [4] [0] http://fortune.com/2015/12&
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   by TheSmoke 8y ago

   i gave ddg a few tries back then but two months ago i've switched to it for good. on all my browsers it is the default search engine. on android, chrome does not let you set it as default engine so i also switched to firefox on mobile.
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   by TheSmoke 8y ago

   first and foremost, you get to experience figwheel, an amazing interactive tool for the repl and browser. you'll see how you and rest of the team get productive in such a short time.
7. 37.▲
   by TheSmoke 8y ago

   afaik all the chapters are written. the version you get on gumroad is final.
8. 38.▲
   by TheSmoke 8y ago

   http version is up and running. maybe it's just a certificate thing: http://haskellbook.com/
9. 39.▲
   by TheSmoke 8y ago

   everybody is asking about linux laptops but i do really would like to switch to freebsd. are there any good laptops that work well with freebsd?
10. 40.▲
    by TheSmoke 8y ago

    angelpad [0] too! [0] https://angelpad.org/
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    by TheSmoke 9y ago

    do you know where the video lectures are uploaded to? edit: i asked and i shall receive: https://archive.org/details/fun_ocaml_mooc
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    by TheSmoke 9y ago

    as an outsider, this is what i am really curious about. obama did it, trump did it. why now?
13. 43.▲
    by TheSmoke 9y ago

    first, i'd get better at math. i'd be more interested in hardware and assembly. then i'd start with SICP and then move to haskell or ocaml.
14. 44.▲
    by TheSmoke 9y ago

    hi, nice project, thank you. i'd like to create an emacs mode with it just for some fun.
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    by TheSmoke 9y ago

    disregarding the performance, if someone asked me to write it pythonic i'd just do: sorted([i for i in chain(*lists)])
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    by TheSmoke 9y ago

    thanks for the post, great job. i'm using react with clojurescript (reagent). i also would love to see a react tutorial with js_of_ocaml.
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    by TheSmoke 9y ago

    if you could elaborate on awkward part, i'd love to give you a hand. i have 1 react native app built with cljs and 1 chrome extension. using cljs is the best technical decision i've ever made.
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    by TheSmoke 9y ago

    this is one of the biggest TurboGears projects out there. loved it that they open sourced it.
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    by TheSmoke 9y ago

    i think there's one important point that people are missing here: basecamp employees are remote employees and you work 4 days, not 5 days a week.
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    by TheSmoke 9y ago

    i didn't like it in emacs but in iTerm it is really great. thank you :)
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    by TheSmoke 9y ago

    how this will affect react native?
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    by TheSmoke 10y ago

    and here's the barney stinson version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jmc6xdWpZVk
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    by TheSmoke 10y ago

    i am looking forward to a stable and reliable .net for os x and linux. after that i really want to give f# a try.
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    by TheSmoke 10y ago

    it does! love it too. https://github.com/pashky/restclient.el
25. 55.▲
    by TheSmoke 10y ago

    good job. a similar tool called wuzz [0] was released like a month ago. [0] https://github.com/asciimoo/wuzz/
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    by TheSmoke 10y ago

    here is my experience: - creating a project from scratch is easy: lein new reagent-frontend my-project. it creates a project from reagent-frontend template. you can build your app with lein cljsbuild auto or build a production build with le
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    by TheSmoke 10y ago

    also, here's a really good introduction to clojurescript with reagent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wq6ctyZBb0A
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    by TheSmoke 10y ago

    i am building a browser plugin with clojurescript and reagent. i could not be happier. i have easy js interop, i have hot reloading, i have easy state management, i have code optimizations thanks to direct integration to google closure comp
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    by TheSmoke 10y ago

    if you can tell us more about your pain points, i think we can help you give clojure another try but for this time going forward and not falling back to previous tools.
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    by TheSmoke 10y ago

    nice work, good job. whenever something happens in turkey, i visit /r/worldnews to see how it is reflected in the world media and perceived by other people. with your tool, it's going to be a lot easier for me to do so. with