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by deckeraa 6y ago
(Somewhat tangential to the article since its main point of advocacy was adding data science courses, but I've been thinking about math reform and wanted to expand on the New Math). It appears that the New Math failed to catch on as a
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by deckeraa 6y ago
I'd agree that things like JSON and EDN don't convey all the type information that you might want (things you mention like type bounds, orderedness, number format). Though at least in a JSON string like {foo: [elementOne elementTw
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by deckeraa 6y ago
Fair enough. Though wouldn't that work better with languages like Java where the programmer typically ends up making a type or class for most things? With languages like Clojure it's fairly typical to declare no classes or types a
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by deckeraa 6y ago
One thing not mentioned in the article is the lossy nature of XML when coming from data structures with concepts of arrays and maps. A typical array in XML looks something like: <foo> <bar>First element</bar> &
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by deckeraa 6y ago
There's a distinction to be made: - If your business doesn't rely on new technology, then avoid bleeding edge tech (examples: you retail co-working space, rent apartments, do food/grocery delivery, etc.) - If your business mo
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by deckeraa 6y ago
One of my users pointed out that it would be nice to have a fully off-line capable app. There are a couple barriers to this: - It would require users to have a p2p system set up to get the video onto their system, which is a configuration b
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by deckeraa 6y ago
Interesting to see this. A couple months ago I launched a site ( https://familymemorystream.com/ ) that allows annotating videos but is targeted towards the niche of converted family videos. I was considering opening it up to
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by deckeraa 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Madison, WI | REMOTE or LOCAL I'm a product lead who specializes in Clojure/Script development. I quickly and independently develop quality software that will meet your business needs. Recent work: - Created a fuzz-
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by deckeraa 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Madison, WI | REMOTE or LOCAL I'm a product lead who specializes in Clojure/Script development. I quickly and independently develop quality software that will meet your business needs. Recent work: - Built https:&#
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by deckeraa 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Madison, WI | REMOTE or LOCAL Product Lead with experience in wide variety of technologies. I'll come up with novel, pragmatic solutions to the challenges your business is facing and see them through to delivery and opti
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Show HN: Use CouchDB to auth users for your Clojure/Script app(github.com)
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by deckeraa 6y ago
CouchDB is a convenient place to store Clojure/Script objects across sessions. To make this even more convenient, couchdb-auth-for-ring lets you use CouchDB's _users database to auth users for your Clojure/Script web app. It&
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by deckeraa 6y ago
I use Clojure and ClojureScript in production. The developer experience is a real pleasure: there is good library support, libraries are typically easy to use, and you can always interop with the underlying JVM/js if the need arises. C
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by deckeraa 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Madison, WI | REMOTE or LOCAL Product Lead with experience in wide variety of technologies. I'll come up with novel, pragmatic solutions to the challenges your business is facing and see them through to delivery and opti
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by deckeraa 6y ago
There is an official controller that all robots need to use per the rules. It's (or at least was ~5 years ago when I last competed) a National Instruments cRIO. I think this decision was made based on NI giving a large cost break on t
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by deckeraa 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | Madison, WI | REMOTE or LOCAL Product Lead with experience in wide variety of technologies. I'll come up with novel, pragmatic solutions to the challenges your business is facing and see them through to delivery and opti