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by achikin 7y ago
Intellij driven development.
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by achikin 7y ago
Is there a mac binary or homebrew formula?
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by achikin 7y ago
> The typeface is clean, crisp and narrow But italic is not clean at all, especially for non-native English readers.
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by achikin 7y ago
Alt(Option)-e in fish does the same.
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by achikin 7y ago
Why not print all that data out and give it to someone you trust or keep it in a deposit box which can be legally passed to your family?
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by achikin 7y ago
This is true. I’ve asked shadow-cljs creator directly and he recommended using leiningen for library creation.
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by achikin 7y ago
There was such a case in Russia several years ago. An experienced skydiver was filming his friends and fell out of a helicopter without a parachute. He has landed in a pond and died immediately. It was said that the impact was so hard that
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by achikin 7y ago
What other Javascript replacements did you consider?
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by achikin 8y ago
Yes, mostly they are fun. For some of the exercises I couldn't tell what is wrong but somehow one option looked better than the other.
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by achikin 8y ago
That's a bit biased. "Easy 2/18" insists that "Invite friends..." is the default button and should be blue, while "Skip" button should be white which makes look like it's not a button at all, so
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by achikin 8y ago
We are surrounded by plastic. What's wrong with it?
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by achikin 8y ago
Tiny sand and stones are also everywhere. So what's the deal?
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by achikin 8y ago
I communicate my ideas using a whiteboard too. But I never produce those ideas using a whiteboard in front of my coworkers under pressure of being fired.
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by achikin 8y ago
I use Spacemacs in my day job as a Clojure programmer but I prefer Bear Note for note taking because it starts up faster and all actions (pasting, adding images, adding todos, merging notes, exporting mardown) match simpler and I don't
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by achikin 9y ago
You could try Cursive - a plug-in for Inellij Idea. Unfortunately most tutorials suggest emacs, which is not very good for quick start.
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by achikin 9y ago
Looks very cool and API is very simple. I'm going to replace my DIY solution in clojurescript with your component. Thank you!
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by achikin 9y ago
I've created this repo [1] exactly for that purpose i.e. show a solution for some clean, moderately complicated problem in Clojure. [1] https://github.com/achikin/game2048-clj
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by achikin 9y ago
Highly appreciate Zach's Nightlight editor - it's one of the best Clojure editors around in terms of design, simplicity and ease on usage. https://sekao.net/nightlight/
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by achikin 9y ago
This configuration is tremendously slow for me for some reason. Looks like Chrome put a tab "to sleep" when it loses focus. That leads to long freezes while you type anything in cljs file. Am I missing anything?
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by achikin 9y ago
I feel dizzy :)
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by achikin 9y ago
It's just an upcoming book advertisement. Nothing valuable in this article.
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by achikin 9y ago
Would you get twice as much from your car if you install 2x more powerful engine? Would a 2x more powerful weapon win you 2x more wars? Would 2x better medicine technologies allow you to live 2x longer?
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by achikin 9y ago
Great video, thank you! Yes, most of the work is done outside of Boeing, but it is done specially for Boeing, not that people work on whatever sort of aluminum they want but they know Boeing demand and supply them with the particular sort.
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by achikin 9y ago
I didn't quite get it. Do you mean that Boeing is built by independent people who work on whatever they want to and then a plane is assembled of that independently built parts and no one takes the responsibility of the result? Or you m
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by achikin 9y ago
As a society we win big by collaboration in the first place. Not by diversity, disagreeing with other people and doing everything "your way". Imagine 1000 independent people trying to build Boeing in an opensource way.
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by achikin 9y ago
I damaged my wrists a while ago so I'm very sensitive to the wrong wrist position. Unfortunately, I could not position Ergodox so doesn't cause me wrist pain. Also I find the travel distance of mechanical keys way too long. Otherw
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by achikin 9y ago
This is one of the main issues of open source - people tend to work on what seems fun/interesting/rewarding. As a result a lot of people work on different implementations of the same things instead of coming up with one good solut
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by achikin 9y ago
>the people working on it probably wouldn't be contributing to full Emacs >in the process of porting, someone notices a bug and so submits a patch upstream I find it a little bit controversial.
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by achikin 9y ago
I used to own IBM model M when I was 15 and I was very happy to throw it away and buy an ordinal keyboard when they appeared in Russia. Being a part of "keyboard cult" for several years, I owned several "ergonomic" keybo
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by achikin 9y ago
It's like taking gasoline off the car and using horses to drive. Well, sometimes it works.

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