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   by dr_win 11y ago

   Thanks for the plug. I'm glad you find it useful. I've been working on Dirac - a Chrome DevTools fork for ClojureScript developers. That will be a complementary tool to cljs-devtools: https://github.com/binaryage&#
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   by dr_win 11y ago

   Good points. I started with ClojureScript earlier this year and I agree with your article. But for me ClojureScript is still much better option than staying in JavaScript land. Performance will be solved over time with faster machines (I&#x
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   by dr_win 11y ago

   I had different issue with their 'secondary vault' feature. Adding additional vaults as your secondary vaults is not just UI thing. ADDING A SECONDARY VAULT EFFECTIVELY MEANS STORING MASTER PASSWORD OF YOUR SECONDARY VAULT IN YOUR
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   by dr_win 11y ago

   Well, technically speaking cljs-devtools is not a Chrome extension. It is just a piece of javascript you include in your javascript project running on client side in the browser. I don't follow development of Chrome or Firefox extensio
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   by dr_win 11y ago

   I'm a seasoned Javascript dev. I started using ClojureScript in January 2015 (switched from CoffeeScript). I have almost no experience with Java and JVM. Also I have not done anything in Clojure yet and nothing meaningful in Node.js. D
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   by dr_win 11y ago

   Thanks for posting. I'm the author. AMA
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   by dr_win 11y ago

   If that money sits there in U.S. dollars or any other central-bank issued paper money then "sitting" money is a non-issue. Central bank can increase money supply and direct it through government or banking system to holes digging
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   by dr_win 11y ago

   Couldn't even finish watching the intro video because of annoying voice-over. I'm probably not the target audience.
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   by dr_win 11y ago

   You are late. El Capitan GM which was released mid Sep to developers has been already marked as 10.11.1 (build 15B17c).
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    by dr_win 11y ago

    no brew, no love
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    by dr_win 11y ago

    The core will be reusable as a javascript library (rendered via react.js). But you will have to provide keyboard inputs, file I/O and other APIs currently provided by Atom/Electron/Node.js.
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    by dr_win 11y ago

    I've been working on something similar for ClojureScript (Plastic editor package for Atom) https://github.com/darwin/plastic
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    by dr_win 11y ago

    An attempt to build structural lisp editor (ClojureScript in this case): https://github.com/darwin/plastic
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    by dr_win 11y ago

    Working on Plastic - a structural code editor for ClojureScript (Atom package) https://github.com/darwin/plastic
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    by dr_win 11y ago

    Learning ClojureScript+Om+React: http://faceboard.io https://github.com/darwin/faceboard Unfortunately don't have a demo site up yet.
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    by dr_win 11y ago

    https://github.com/fyquah95/blockchain-certificate/blob/mast...
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    by dr_win 12y ago

    Not true. I'm in Vietnam right now and SMSes from my Czech (Vodafone) number are not going through. I believe I have roaming set properly up and my Czech SIM is properly connected to a local operator. I had never similar problem when t
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    by dr_win 12y ago

    I was playing with similar idea. To provide browser-based playground for bitcoin scripts. Technically my approach was different. I used emscripten to compile bitcoin sources into javascript and exposed simple wrapper of its functionality. I
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    by dr_win 12y ago

    I think that governments will sooner or later start taxing work of robots to redirect the resources into social safety nets.
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    by dr_win 12y ago

    This approach has a minor issue. "break" changes semantics inside the block. http://gustedt.wordpress.com/2010/08/14/scope-bound-resource... http://blog.sam.liddicott.com/2013/0
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    by dr_win 12y ago

    Time will tell. Bookmarking your comment.
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    KeynesCoin – In Flation We Trust(progressbar.sk)

    2 points by dr_win 13y ago|0 comments
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    by dr_win 13y ago

    Because it is hard to see from the camera how many coins are there in particular piggy bank, there are working small permoniks (aka miners) with funny caps. https://www.google.com/search?q=permonik&tbm=isch&tb... Permonik randomly
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    by dr_win 13y ago

    good job FYI: I did something similar... Sinatra+Resque+shell_scripts https://github.com/binaryage/hookgun
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    by dr_win 14y ago

    Hello, TotalFinder author here. I'm a HN addict too :)
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    by dr_win 14y ago

    Hey folks, thanks for all your great comments and watch out for v0.2 :)
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    by dr_win 14y ago

    You made my day :) It reminds me I have to build some feed with published comics :)
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    by dr_win 14y ago

    Good news. Comix Editor will work on Opera soon. And without my work :-) http://my.opera.com/ODIN/blog/300-million-users-and-move-to-...
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    by dr_win 14y ago

    Yep, that was actually my original plan. I wanted to make slides explaining some Bitcoin concepts, but I wasn't able to draw a comics. This actually started as a small hack on top of impress.js :) Hey K., do you remember? You interviewed me
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    by dr_win 14y ago

    Wait, there is WYSIWYG editor for tweaking "t" and "pose" attributes visually. Also quite frankly my target audience is myself (a developer). I think I can use this tool to write fine comixes without being an artist. xkcd-style helps to hid