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by casion 4y ago
This is much more than "just wrapping". It allows strings to be used more readily with existing Clojure abstractions and/or allows idiomatic use without the need for being on guard to avoid reflection. Notably, Alex didn&#x27
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by casion 4y ago
> Community management is bad, even worse that RH nourishes this elitist aura around himself. That's a weird take, considering it's consistently called out as one of the most positive aspects of Clojure on surveys.
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by casion 4y ago
I can second this. I've worked in the industry in academia, enterprise and industrial. Switching to Clojure not only has me at my highest salary ever, but I'm consistently working with some of the best people I've met in my e
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by casion 4y ago
Baseball is a monopoly by who? Certainly not MLB, they're just the biggest game in town but by no means the only game, nor even the most common, nor even the most expensive in many places.
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by casion 4y ago
Not everyone watches youtube on their computer.
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by casion 4y ago
I list my wardrobe and frequency of washing below. Most of my clothes last a few years.
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by casion 4y ago
I want to make it clear that I'm not criticizing, but genuinely curious. I don't care if people spend their money on clothing. More power to anyone who does and derives joy from it. Thank you for more clarification, but I'm s
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by casion 4y ago
That's understandable, however is near this value usual for people who are frequently social with overlapping attendees?
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by casion 4y ago
If it "depends on your definition", then it would appear that you agree with me when I say "does not necessarily do so".
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by casion 4y ago
The reply is on github, you have to click the "load earlier comments" button.
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by casion 4y ago
I get my clothing secondhand/cheap. I suppose we can differentiate "worth" and "paid for", but even the clothing I have is mid-level/cheap brands (except socks). - $105 - 5 pairs of socks (purchased because of
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by casion 4y ago
> Current Wardrobe Value: $3,907.65 I don't have any friends (and I'm happy with this), so I have no reference: do people normally really spend this much on clothing!? My entire wardrobe is worth around $150, and that's 70
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by casion 4y ago
Integral to FLOSS, but not integral to open source.
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by casion 4y ago
RH doesn't name names, but this is a response to behaviour/incident with Timothy Baldridge.
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by casion 4y ago
> it does give the right to fork a project This is license specific. You can create an open source project which does not allow forking. Edit: Notably it seems some commenters here confuse the idea that FLOSS will allow for forking but o
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by casion 4y ago
> whilst practically speaking often true, this is actually not the case. w.r.t. AAX: during parameter automation events that involve a continuous change (e.g., a linear increase in gain), the process block size is reduced to 64 samples (
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by casion 4y ago
Besides the fact that you're the first person I've ever heard say something positive about VST3 (I'm quite active in the audio developer community, frequently doing contract work for the major players), this part is incorrect
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by casion 4y ago
Slightly more than a +1, the team I work on switched to Shortcut and the quality of our tickets went up, more tickets were resolved, and fewer ended up lingering in backlog hell. Why? I'm sure there are many possible reasons, but the r
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by casion 4y ago
My view is that if this story is 100% true, the author is in the wrong, and the manager is in the wrong, and Spotify as an employer is in the wrong. Write a formal letter and pass it up the chain appropriately (without this petty retaliatio
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by casion 4y ago
To add on to this, I have a co-worker from a specific university who would not buy a car because it was a rival universities colour. This person is ~30 years out of school, and the vehicle was an INCREDIBLE deal and exactly what the person
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by casion 4y ago
Whether the parent is joking or not, I also see ML as ML (Meta Language) not ML (Machine Learning). I have zero exposure to machine learning, but am immersed in FP so...
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by casion 4y ago
You're free to benchmark it yourself and not publish the results. The performance of it depends heavily on a variety of factors which may it or may not apply to you. Like a lot of software, the devil is in the details.
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by casion 4y ago
Ah yes, using examples of currency trade being halted as an example of how crypto is a solution of some sort.
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by casion 4y ago
I completely missed this, and I still don't see it. Prosopagnosia for the win :|
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by casion 4y ago
Uh, what? Where?
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by casion 4y ago
Think first, and don't break things.
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by casion 4y ago
The use of written word in these scenarios is always interesting to me. I have video of me and some friends using the word "asshat" predating their first recorded usage by almost a decade. (I have no idea why I remembered that vid
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by casion 4y ago
These are all metrics around driving habits, not about outcomes. "Safer" is an adjective of outcomes and potential outcomes, neither of which this article correlates with habits or demographics. Not to mention that there's ze
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by casion 4y ago
Major pet peeve... > Let's look at a brief example to get familiar with syntax: Followed by no explanation, nor is there a target audience laid out in the article. Now I'm left simply thinking it's a terrible article becau
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by casion 4y ago
What year did I die? 2022 or did I get a few extra months out of it?

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