brucehauman

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by brucehauman 12y ago
I just read the README and it looks like boot is Clojure centric, not ClojureScript. And it is a build tool where figwheel hooks into a ClojureScript build tool and send code changes to the browser. But it looks like boot could be a good f
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by brucehauman 12y ago
Good point. But I'll say that with React and ClojureScript you can make a very large code base where all the components manage their lifecycles in a way that is completely reloadable with little effort going into thinking about reloada
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by brucehauman 12y ago
Good question! And I have to first say that I haven't used light table a lot. But from my experience Light Table has what I will call REPL based interactivity. You choose which sections of code to have compiled and then evaluated in
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by brucehauman 12y ago
We should make people program without Firebug every now and then and so they can experience the pain we went through.
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by brucehauman 12y ago
Thanks for the tip. That was my first screen cast. I went through like 7 iterations eventually I just threw the towel in. Yeah the whole sine-wave function thing takes to long. Next time I will paste stuff like that in.
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Interactively Programming Flappy Bird in ClojureScript(rigsomelight.com)
107 points by brucehauman 12y ago|42 comments
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ScrewYouZerigo.rb(gist.github.com)
6 points by brucehauman 13y ago|0 comments
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by brucehauman 13y ago
Investments in complexity bring fewer and fewer benefits, until maintenance alone consumes all resources. http://t.co/CL87QjJNjg
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by brucehauman 13y ago
yes yes yes yes yes! Great to hear this sentiment being expressed.
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Controlling an A.R. Drone with the Kinect and Clojure(nakkaya.com)
1 points by brucehauman 13y ago|0 comments
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Open source construction set — print your own house.(wikihouse.cc)
1 points by brucehauman 13y ago|0 comments
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by brucehauman 13y ago
Actually I think this is a wonderful idea.
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by brucehauman 13y ago
I agree with your statement whole heartedly. There are trade-offs to everything. I hope that you don't think I am claiming to have solved the housing issue. I am simply offering an "alternative" alternative structure. But
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by brucehauman 13y ago
The door is in the last photo at the top of the post. It is essentially a round door that functions much the way cooler lid functions. There is a wood frame to support the opening in the structure.
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by brucehauman 13y ago
This is definitely a consideration and a trade off. I don't advocate having a wood stove in this structure. I haven't done any tests for air quality. The polystrene isn't exposed that much on the interior. But this is a real
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by brucehauman 13y ago
Please read the post. My post is essentially a response to the many problems of building domes.
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by brucehauman 13y ago
I live in the mountains of North Carolina: A temperate but very wet area.
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by brucehauman 13y ago
If you have lots of snow, then I would advise a sparse frame , imagine an outline of octagons and pentagons but not the internal triangles, more insulation would also be required.
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by brucehauman 13y ago
No plumbing but it's certainly possible.
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by brucehauman 13y ago
The R value for two layers of blueboard foam is 7.5 plus the r value of the corrugated plastic. But the structure is pretty darn tight and the shape tends hold heat much better than I expected. You can always add more insulation layers and
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by brucehauman 13y ago
Thanks man, I really appreciate that.
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The Frameless Geodesic Dome I currently live in(rigsomelight.com)
747 points by brucehauman 13y ago|310 comments
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by brucehauman 13y ago
The title should probably be "Don't just build things, make things a little more convenient for people". Yplan is your example. Really? That is tremendously disappointing. Is it possible that we can aspire to create better
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Channel of channels: Core.async dots game refactor(rigsomelight.com)
1 points by brucehauman 13y ago|0 comments
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Datomic in the browser(ragnard.github.io)
94 points by brucehauman 13y ago|12 comments
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by brucehauman 13y ago
Thanks! I'd like to use this as a base problem to alter and improve as my knowledge of ClojureScript progresses.
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ClojureScript Core.async Dots Game(rigsomelight.com)
36 points by brucehauman 13y ago|2 comments
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by brucehauman 13y ago
Wow, that looks a lot easier than I thought it would be.
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by brucehauman 13y ago
Well a really interesting thing is that the channels approach helped me "discover" the queue approach that you are mentioning. As I worked on the channel examples I kept seeing the equivalent Js patterns that would make a more fun
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by brucehauman 13y ago
Wether they are hard or not. They seem to confound developers as the edge cases of shared mutable state stack up. Core.async is offering another way to express solutions to complex behavior and is certainly worth investigating. I would sa

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