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by blain_the_train 6y ago
What problem do you think drastically increasing the student body will solve?
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by blain_the_train 6y ago
To protect there kids from short term problems they understand yes. But issue like climate change are both hard to understand and long term. Having kids doesn't make you wiser.
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by blain_the_train 6y ago
Does anyone know if the export functionality works between versions? I'm guessing no. Thought I would ask sense I'm working on this right now :)
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by blain_the_train 6y ago
Reagent and rum both wrap react right? Do they mirror the react hook logic in some way? E.g rum/react might be a ones to one with reacts use state hook.
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by blain_the_train 7y ago
In terms of how this should be done, clojure and edn shine here and prove the point rather strongly that solutions like ymal are unnecessary at best and deeply limiting at worst. Yaml is the poster boy for easy but not simply.
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by blain_the_train 7y ago
Can you elaborate on what problem tailwind is solving? My first impression is that it looks like a set of custom built css classes.
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by blain_the_train 7y ago
What's painfully awkward about it? Can you list some specifics?
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by blain_the_train 7y ago
Types are specifications, Knowing if and how something doesn't meet a spec is useful both in development and at run time.
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by blain_the_train 7y ago
Small code samples tell me next to nothing. How could they. I want a clear explanation of the foundational aspects.
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by blain_the_train 7y ago
You give them a stack in the companies long term success. Once the goals align, it will become clear to everyone that employees must both have deep understanding of the current company and an eye towards the future.
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by blain_the_train 7y ago
You should pick up one of the many books on this topic if you haven't. From what I have read, the only thing specifically you can do is light therapy. Buy a light specific for this. Moving obviously has the biggest impact.
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by blain_the_train 7y ago
I can't speak with specially on those features. But so far, if I want something from js or a npm lib it's I straight up just use it via interopt. Is there a reason that doesn't work here?
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by blain_the_train 7y ago
Can you give a concrete example of something that you feel takes longer to implement on js then in cljs?
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by blain_the_train 7y ago
Yes. Which is why I said it's not functional. Because of a marketing choice.
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by blain_the_train 7y ago
Are you suggesting that oop allows programmers to understand the assembly output? Did you watch the video? The most popular language is JavaScript, which is only not functional but a quirk of history. The video makes an argument for marketi
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by blain_the_train 7y ago
the book "Elements of Clojure" covers this.
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by blain_the_train 8y ago
What's a lib or feature are you missing in the language?
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by blain_the_train 8y ago
5 years ago, when i did comparision shop (remote and on-site) many remote places offered drastically less. But, it's impossible to do a 1 to 1 because, by design, the sellers don't want you to be able to identify you mattress. A o
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by blain_the_train 8y ago
> Having a large successful project in clojure is lovely, but much of the community’s concern around it is that its hard to maintain, and falling in popularity, broadly speaking. What community? The larger software community or the cloju
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by blain_the_train 8y ago
Because the front end we ecosystem is such a mess that it's the biggest pain point?
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by blain_the_train 8y ago
It doesn't come even close to that. There are works that attempt to tackle this issue, if your interested I would look at those
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by blain_the_train 8y ago
A graph database like datomic wouldntc force you to have every company have the that information. Or so I understand
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by blain_the_train 9y ago
Can all the constrains of your data really be expressed via postrgres constraints? Should they be? What is the balance?
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by blain_the_train 9y ago
Is it because people will keep coming back for bland food?
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by blain_the_train 9y ago
Indeed, I wrote a bit about that here https://drewverlee.github.io/tags-output/Design%20Pattern/ .
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by blain_the_train 9y ago
I didn't understand those concepts in Ruby until I learned clojure and then I found them to be overly complicated.
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by blain_the_train 9y ago
Are you saying it might be a scam because the commentary might be affiliated with the site?
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by blain_the_train 9y ago
It's not though is it... You know, because there aren't actual laws about it. Let's try not to make inflammatory statements.
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by blain_the_train 9y ago
Right, a function isn't a pattern. But a pattern in the common usage is some functionality that needs to be communicated outside the core language. In languages that offer that functionaliry in the core, I would argue there no longer &
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by blain_the_train 9y ago
Your right, having a to tool doesn't mean you use it correctly. However, the harder it is to apply a tool the less likely you are to do so. I think the authors point isn't to demonstrate that the design is bad, but rather how it&#

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