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by casion 4y ago
In addition to what was said, Datomic Cloud automates a lot of the annoying and difficult to suss deployment for application dev, not just the database. You can deploy large scalable apps in minutes and easily deploy new code in minutes wit
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by casion 5y ago
I use openjdk on my M1 with Clojure without a hiccup or anything beyond the standard installation process. No problem with clj-kondo or LSP either. I use Emacs with a fairly complex config. I'm curious why the author went through all t
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by casion 5y ago
So you had this person's info in your contacts, and when you started autocompleting a number with a picture of them while you were in the same (geo)location (no less surrounded by other people that know/have this info), the inform
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by casion 5y ago
The person I responded to only talked about punishments for "these speeds", and that is why I responded specifically to begin a discussion about the nuance of speed limits across areas. There should be punishments for exceeding re
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by casion 5y ago
That was my point. There's A LOT less distance covered by one car than the other, and the speed in that time as well. An old pickup trick will still be going 35mph at 100ft. I will be completely stopped. The severity of injury at 80ft
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by casion 5y ago
This kind of absolute thinking is not helpful. The US is a HUGE place. Each location has different driving conditions, types of roads, driving habits etc... Affluence also factors in significantly both on a community level and personal leve
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by casion 5y ago
Why shoot for "most of the way there" when one of the core features of the language is "all the way there"?
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by casion 5y ago
This submission isn't titled correctly despite it being the title of the article. The author has an issue with the JVM, not Clojure, and then chooses a dialect of Clojure (I assume because they like Clojure and it is for them). It woul
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by casion 5y ago
Imposter syndrome assumes that some other person knows exactly what they are doing at all times, and you do not, therefore you're not a fit for that environment. Nobody is like that. Even the most competent of people make mistakes, hav
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by casion 5y ago
If this was around when I first tried Datomic then I'd probably have been a customer for a long time now. Great stuff.
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by casion 5y ago
Seen != Built. You don't always have to optimize for the right answer right away. Just asking someone who's worked with/on the codebase will often give you a jump start.
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by casion 5y ago
Came up with? Slurp/Barf are _at least_ ~35 years old. Possibly more?
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by casion 5y ago
Still worth scrap and parts. $50 is worth the thief's time if it's zero effort. Chucking bikes into the back of a truck is a super common thing.
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by casion 5y ago
Could someone explain what this does?
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by casion 5y ago
It's the opposite in my experience. If I go to the welding shop, it's cash only. Similar for other local shops that I frequent.
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by casion 5y ago
I live in a "not affluent" city, and cashless is common. Many restaurants will not take cash. No hotels take cash. Some gas stations do not take cash. Grocery stores actively encourage cashless payments. etc... Is it more likely t
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by casion 5y ago
It's interesting how many of these are geologically or geographically presumptive, or will be immediately obvious to people in certain areas. I was able to answer all but ~5 questions because I'm a pretty simple area and I think m
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by casion 5y ago
Alternatively: she was unfit for the role because she was unable to navigate (manipulate) this situation. Should mobs rule? Probably not. Should a "Brand President" be capable of dealing with situations like this: absolutely. Shou
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by casion 5y ago
I find it strange that someone in this position, regardless of their beliefs, does not recognize that as a (potential) CEO - they speak for the company. It doesn't matter if you're on or off the clock. What you say in public is a
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by casion 5y ago
"Lock with no keys" isn't particularly uncommon. They exist in the real world as one-way devices.
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by casion 5y ago
Clicking profile pic takes you to the channel home, which isn't the same as the profile page. The stream page is the profile page (this is under "About" on the channel home) Yes it's a small nitpick, and yes it's a
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by casion 5y ago
I write code with speech to text, and it's nothing like this. Anything that's can be templated is. There's natural language integration with LSP. I use Vim mode "naturally" etc... It's not like reading what&#x2
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by casion 5y ago
Math is off here. It'd be $10 on android and $14.29 on iPhone to break even.
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by casion 5y ago
> I have seen Lisp compilers take longer than that just to start the REPL. Except with Lisp, you aren't starting the REPL potentially every couple minutes. I've worked in many Lisps and it's not uncommon to keep a REPL ope
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by casion 5y ago
Could someone explain this concept of "slots" in the context of airlines? I read the article and it's not much clearer to me.
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by casion 5y ago
Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people. This feels much too close to pop science to be believable.
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by casion 5y ago
Brakes on your vehicle don't stop you either. They just slow you down, hopefully when you want... but not always.
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by casion 5y ago
Most of the time it's from locking your knees, which reduces circulation a surprising amount.
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by casion 5y ago
I suppose the humor was lost in my message.
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by casion 5y ago
My "not so gracious" interpretation: "It would invalidate the claim that we wish to make, so... no true scotsman"

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