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bgorman
7y ago
The answer you are looking for is called "Clojure".
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7y ago
I have heard nothing but good things about learndatalogtoday.com Datalog suffers from some of the same problems that SQL does (different dialects). It does seem to me that Datomic and Datascript have the most intuitive syntax.
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7y ago
Not to mention Steam ships its own runtime on Linux, and developers can just statically link anything else that they need.
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The perfect language to expand your brain?
(eli.thegreenplace.net)
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7y ago
G Suite, WPS Office, WordPerfect
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7y ago
If System76 had all their laptops come with Coreboot I would strongly consider buying from them next time I refresh my laptop.
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8y ago
Southwest doesn't even fly the 787. The article never mentioned that plane.
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8y ago
I'm pretty sure the 737 Max planes has been entirely assembled in Washington State, where the Boeing employees are unionized.
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Go-JEK Manages 1M Drivers with 12 Engineers
(blog.gojekengineering.com)
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8y ago
Bitwig has a Linux version now.
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8y ago
Absolutely on the money. The corruption/inefficiency in US government is staggering. I am not sure how it is in other countries, but a major problem in the United States is that government employee unions are allowed to lobby the gover
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8y ago
Amen. S-expressions allow you to navigate the code through your editor, and everything is consistent. Semicolons, commas, and curly braces are major cognitive overhead.
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8y ago
Certainly the pace of growth has slowed, but the language is still growing at a lessor pace. I would say Leiningen/Maven is a major strength of the clojure ecosystem. However, if you do not like Leiningen, now there is now an "out
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8y ago
I use parcel every day at work, and have used it for side-projects as well. In many ways Parcel is worse - Parcel is a giant monolith, so when things work it is great. For simple projects it is often fine. However when you are trying to do
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8y ago
Yeah Reagent is definitely the most productive front-end development flow. Just having hiccup vs JSX is a huge win. With JSX I spend most of my time chasing down syntax errors. With Hiccup I can simply use my IDE to navigate the code and sy
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8y ago
Javascript tooling is incredibly complicated compared to other languages. Lets compare Java and Angular 6 (using your example) Java Build system: Maven, javac Java module system: Class files Typescript Angular Project: (as of Angular 6): Ty
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8y ago
Thinkpad quality is nowhere near what it was when IBM was building them however :(
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8y ago
To me this is kind of strange, I thought Intel had a good reputation as far as Ethernet and Wireless drivers were concerned. Certainly much better than (old) Broadcom, Realtek, Ralink, ST and the like.
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8y ago
It is really amazing how much money Intel has thrown away chasing "mobile" dollars. First, they squandered billions trying to make mobile Socs, now the last part of the company that can get inside a cell phone is throwing in the t
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8y ago
Very nice work. Clojure's REPL support is orders of magnitude better than Python's. Hopefully Clojure will be able to compete with Python in the near future for data science/ML work.
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Paul Krugman and Barack Obama receiving Nobel prizes was the wake up call I needed to realize how many "honors" are actually the establishment rubber stamping their avatars.
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8y ago
The few times I have encountered nvi, it was just off enough from vim to give me a headache. Somehow it is worse than busybox vi, where I at least know to stick to primitive operations.
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8y ago
How would you get back on track if you were lumped into the "bottom third" after primary school? That seems far too early to make judgement calls about someones future, however I am not a child development expert by any means. One
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Anyone with a pulse can get a 3.0 GPA in college. Due to grade inflation a "C" has become a B. A 2.0 GPA in college is basically straight Fs. In order to average less than a 2.0 in college I would imagine you would have to not sho
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8y ago
No one is making any money getting Linux sleep to work on a Macbook Pro 2015. That is why it doesn't work. Sleep can work on Linux, but it is hardware/driver specific. That is why you should only buy hardware where there vendor in
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There have been drugs that have been approved in Europe, yet take more than a decade to get FDA approval. The FDA may be more stringent, but it certainly can be argued it is too slow to approve drugs. Even sunscreen is better in Europe due
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Other langauges can be adopted incrementally as well e.g. ReasonML and Clojurescript. I am not sure how you concluded that other languages need a different deployment. On the front end everything gets delivered to the browser...
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Sounds kind of like the Interactive Math Program that was (is?) used at some US high schools : https://www.mathimp.org/
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The core issue with Boeing is that they have captured the government. Boeing the largest defense contractor, and one of the biggest lobbyists. Boeing recently successfully blocked Bombardier from competing with the 737 by getting the US gov
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8y ago
This is a really useful write up, thanks for putting it together. Pairing fighweel main with the prepl seems like a very powerful combination. One feature I use a lot in fireplace.vim is "doc", hopefully you can add that feature i
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