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by askonomm 4y ago
Yup indeed! My bad, fixed now.
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by askonomm 4y ago
Thanks for mentioning! Fixed now.
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by askonomm 4y ago
I recently built a full-stack app with Deno (and their Fresh framework https://fresh.deno.dev ) called Invo ( https://invo.ee ) and the whole experience was delightful. I was able to move really fast and I never had to
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by askonomm 4y ago
> customers first > opening of walled garden Yeah, I wonder how secure those customers would be when any kind of third party app store can just show up and start releasing data stealing, virus-infested apps, with no oversight? The ide
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by askonomm 4y ago
That's not entirely true. You can uninstall Apple Maps and Apple Calendar, among many others: https://support.apple.com/en-ph/HT211833 And you can set another email client or browser as default https://
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by askonomm 4y ago
> I'm very happy 1. Buy phone 2. Disable most stuff 3. Use some experimental third party tool to "debloat" phone I don't know, that's the exact stuff that would make me the opposite of happy.
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by askonomm 4y ago
Honestly no clue, built this machine a few months ago, and built it with the thought that even an inefficient OS would not be able to get slow anytime soon.
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by askonomm 4y ago
The souls of environmentalists.
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by askonomm 4y ago
I don't know, with 64GB 6000mhz RAM and Ryzen 9 7950X processor, things are instant for me on Windows 11, and even faster on Windows 10. Surely nobody runs on Windows on any lesser system?
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Want vs. Need(ano.ee)
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by askonomm 4y ago
That's odd to me to hear when on Linux half the updates crash the entire window manager, and once crashed, the only way to fix is to dig deep into CLI because that's the only thing you can even see anymore. Not to mention if you i
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by askonomm 4y ago
If I have an Estonian company and I want to pay myself a salary, I lose around 55%. Pension is mandatory, public healthcare is mandatory, and they take huge chunks of the %. Now you might ask why don't I want to pay for the pension, or
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by askonomm 4y ago
You need to have a legal agent in the US, but there are plenty services who offer that for you. I personally recommend https://wyomingllcattorney.com/ if you want to set up a company in the U.S. You do not ever have to phys
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by askonomm 4y ago
Interestingly enough, when I was working with JavaScript and PHP, this was very common. Companies that like to "own" their employees, remote work was seen as bad, flexibility was zero. Then I moved away from the mainstream tech, a
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by askonomm 4y ago
I'd actually say that working with the most popular stack could be the reason you don't get many opportunities - because you have so much competition. I work with Clojure and 8 out 10 CV's I send result in interviews, and I&#
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by askonomm 4y ago
I'm an Estonian, and live in Estonia, but have a Wyoming LLC (USA company), and currently am contracting for a Finnish company. So far nobody has cared that I have a U.S company, and with Wise (formerly Transferwise) you can easily get
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by askonomm 4y ago
Not at all! In fact it's always assumed that I'm a contractor given I apply from a different country. Could also have something to do with me doing Clojure, which is quite a niche, and I think most Clojurians are contractors.
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by askonomm 4y ago
From my experience if you want to have job opportunities on the global scale, you need to be a contractor. That means you have your own legal entity (a company, for example) from under which you invoice clients (the employer). You'll h
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by askonomm 4y ago
I'd still say that even today Java desktop apps are much slower, laggier and generally still look worse than their native counterparts. It's just that, yes, hardware is so much better which sort of hides most of the Java problems.
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by askonomm 4y ago
Awesome! Any plans for a mobile app, or a PWA?
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by askonomm 4y ago
You can already develop with ClojureScript on the back-end. A popular ClojureScript compiler, Shadow-CLJS ( https://github.com/thheller/shadow-cljs ) has a target for Node among many others.
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by askonomm 4y ago
I feel the same! I've done very high level languages all my career, tried to understand C, but just felt super complex and over my head. Tried Rust, managed to get it enough to be able to build stuff with it in just a weekend.
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by askonomm 4y ago
I ride a motorcycle and can confirm that BWM drivers really-really want me to smash into them as they have seemingly forgotten how to use something as basic as turn signals. They also don't know who has the right of way, and will just
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by askonomm 4y ago
You're probably being downvoted because your argument makes as much sense as asking someone why they drive a car if some people kill people with them, so surely they must be complicit. Just because illegal activity can happen, doesn&#x
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by askonomm 4y ago
Price difference? iPhone SE is $429, iPhone 11 is $499, iPhone 12 $599, iPhone 13 $699. I feel like people who still are stuck at Apple pricing, have really no idea about Apple pricing. Sure, if you want the maxed out best iPhone, it'l
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by askonomm 4y ago
I'm confused. Is Ferret a Clojure compiler? Because the code is Clojure, and the file extensions are CLJ, but it's able to compile Clojure into C++? Why is it called a language?
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by askonomm 4y ago
I've been dreaming of something like this for a long time. While you can also make native executables with Clojure, using GraalVM, they tend to weigh at minimum around 10MB, and setting up the whole build system is also something I nev
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There's more to life than programming(ano.ee)
2 points by askonomm 4y ago|0 comments
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by askonomm 4y ago
Today it has been raining heavily, and the only reason I went to my co-working place is because I checked HN in the morning, and figured my internet was down at home because HN didn't work.
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by askonomm 4y ago
I'm not knowledgeable of Norway, but I know of Sweden and Finland as having quite a few Clojure opportunities. Now keep in mind, "quite a few" is relative to the entire Clojure job market, which is very tiny.

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