askonomm

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by askonomm 5y ago
And a bunch of other people trying their hardest to justify stuffy office space and life sucking commutes. Oh but what about the socializing! It's so hard!
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by askonomm 5y ago
And will you, on your deathbed, not regret all the time put under making a coding environment work to your liking? I personally can't imagine putting so much of my most valuable asset under what is essentially just editor config. But t
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by askonomm 5y ago
Native and yet still sucks. Most catalyst apps suck.
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by askonomm 5y ago
For criminals, I guess?
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by askonomm 5y ago
Can't tell if you are being serious or not.
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by askonomm 5y ago
If you use any of the JetBrains IDE's then full Clojure support is just a plugin install away (Cursive), likewise with VS Code (Calva). It really is pretty effortless these days.
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by askonomm 5y ago
And yet, Clojure keeps growing, year after year.
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by askonomm 5y ago
Remind me again why anybody would want to willingly live in the U.S?
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by askonomm 5y ago
I wouldn't say that dishwasher is _better_ at washing dishes than a human. More quantity? Sure. More quality? Not based on my experience. Lots of stains just don't come out in a dishwasher.
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by askonomm 5y ago
You're in for a rough ride if you change entire platforms and ecosystems every time someone disappoints you. Afaik, Microsoft and Google do a lot worse than Apple, so where are you going to go? Linux?
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by askonomm 5y ago
It is my opinion that if you are against remote work being the norm, you're a dinosaur and best get out of the way of progress. The amount of time people would win back to spend their life however they want by not commuting is astronom
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by askonomm 5y ago
I think you are delusional. Me writing in a blog post that I like Clojure and I recommend you trying it is very far removed from "prescribing ClojureScript as a omnisolution" especially as I specifically mention that all I write a
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by askonomm 5y ago
That's a pretty weird approach to take imo. So you see the world through the lens of a 7 year-old? So we should not teach anyone advanced math either because a 7 year-old wouldn't understand it? Perhaps people shouldn't drive
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by askonomm 5y ago
You seem to be pushing the children narrative very strongly, as if it were some deciding factor on what languages adults should learn for their own pleasure and what not. At no point was this article directed at children. If you do not like
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by askonomm 5y ago
I think it's market effects and nothing else. Schools teach first and foremost the skills that are easily employable. Hence why most schools teach either Java or JavaScript these days. Whether or not something is nice to read (btw, wha
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by askonomm 5y ago
> it's just ugly and hard to read. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, as they say. But, like I mentioned in another comment here, it seems odd to me to criticise on the merit of choice of language on a programmers forum.
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by askonomm 5y ago
Honestly, I haven't even gotten into the cross-browser testing parts of this endeavour yet and what you write about frightens me hehe. But, since the project I am working on that has this is entirely open source, I figure if someone re
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by askonomm 5y ago
Thank you for the suggestion! I'll make sure to look into it. And yes, you're right that I should stand on the shoulders of giants. My only problem is that I want my project to eventually be used by a variety of build tools for Cl
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by askonomm 5y ago
I wouldn't call what I write a tutorial per se, more of a "I went through this problem and this is how I solved it". And consequently, I went through this problem in ClojureScript. I even linked to the project I'm buildi
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by askonomm 5y ago
When pasting from Word, the contentEditable will gladly accept any formatting that came with the paste (e.g whatever strongs, bolds, italics, links, headings, tables, what-not you may have in your clipboard), and so the sanitize-html NPM li
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A contentEditable, pasted garbage and caret placement walk into a pub(bien.ee)
82 points by askonomm 5y ago|90 comments
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by askonomm 5y ago
Also, a lot of the cases these lawsuits in EU countries are thrown out because of how absurd they are.
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by askonomm 5y ago
Should probably also dig an underground bunker and collect cans of sardines to last for decades.
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by askonomm 5y ago
Cats can live a pretty long time however. My grandmas two cats (sisters) lived from when I was 7 years old, to when I was 27 years old, and both died just months apart from each other. That's pretty good I think.
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by askonomm 5y ago
So what's this mean, effectively, to other app stores on Android? I'm pretty sure most developers won't bother making APK's for third party app stores with very small user bases. And what's this mean to Microsoft wh
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Writing Node.js applications in Clojure using NPM packages(bien.ee)
2 points by askonomm 5y ago|0 comments
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by askonomm 5y ago
Alright. So if Netflix wants their app to be hosted and indexed by the App Store, Apple should just provide the costs related to that because of charity? The bandwidth alone I imagine carries a pretty hefty price for an app like Netflix. By
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by askonomm 5y ago
I'm not talking about canvas in the current article - simply a HTML img tag. If you think something I wrote about was incorrect, please do get in touch with what it was and perhaps point me towards a resource that has the correct infor
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Browsers Decode Images Differently(bien.ee)
81 points by askonomm 5y ago|12 comments
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by askonomm 5y ago
Given that governments have helped overturn regimes before, why isn't this being done now? Clearly it would benefit the Belarussian people (friends I have there are struggling a lot) as well as EU. Or are we just afraid of Russia too m

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