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by elamje 7y ago
John | Clojure, .Net Blazor, Equity Options, Finance | email in profile, or twitter dm @elamje
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Ask HN: Who is looking for interest-based friends?
5 points by elamje 7y ago|2 comments
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by elamje 7y ago
Wow! Awesome that you chimed in here. Thanks for some great talks on YouTube and SQLite, of course.
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by elamje 7y ago
I know this is front page, but I’m surprised more people aren’t chiming in. Maybe the web used to be this way where you can easily manipulate views to your liking, but as a 20 something I’ve never even envisioned end users crafting their ow
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by elamje 7y ago
I don’t see what you are quoting. That is not the case in Texas and I’m pretty sure other states as well.
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by elamje 7y ago
It’s not specific to passwords, but I’m trying to make https://lifeboxhq.com a place to store your digital legacy and send to family years down the road! This is an excellent feature request. I want to move to an open protocol t
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by elamje 7y ago
In my opinion Lisps - racket, scheme, Clojure, etc are the best way to do meta programming. The code is stored in primitive data structures and is available to edit at runtime which is something that isn’t an easy thing to implement in a La
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by elamje 7y ago
My page( https://www.towardssoftware.com ) isn't quite that old, but it gets the job done with an incredibly simple content manager - plain html/css editing. There is almost no javascript, and I have to say, it's do
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by elamje 7y ago
A small detail many forget is that Netflix pays very different prices for different shows. I don’t know the exact negotiated rates, but basically you can envision a blockbuster is going to cost more per stream then a Netflix Original. Event
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by elamje 7y ago
I wonder if his recent uptick in posts that seem a little less substantive means he is going to announce something new soon.
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by elamje 7y ago
Possibly. I would say the effects vary quite a bit. I have a close family member that has very rough ADHD, but can pull all nighters working on hobbies without medicine. As with anything, might just be an exceptional case.
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by elamje 7y ago
With all of these types of conversations and threads I am more curious to hear from the disciplined, focused people who seem to be the goal for what Adderiddlinvanse fixes. I have wondered if I have ADD many times in the past. Mostly, becau
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by elamje 7y ago
The most shocking thing to me as a consumer is just how difficult it really is to fly a pet somewhere. This summer, my wife and I plan to go to Europe for a while, and want to bring our dog, so we don’t burden a friend with him for a month.
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by elamje 7y ago
Solution: https://repl.it I learned Clojure at my last job when I had downtime. I was restricted from downloading Clojure dependencies which was a pain, so I either used mobile hotspot, or I used repl.it which has about every re
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Additionally, people forget the extra energy cost of fighting gravity. It takes a lot more energy to use a motor and prop to directly resist gravity, rather than using a static object like a wheel. Energy loss fighting gravity with a propel
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by elamje 7y ago
Fixed with: https://kaffeine.herokuapp.com
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A Year on Hacker News(towardssoftware.com)
4 points by elamje 7y ago|0 comments
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by elamje 7y ago
Good advice. I didn’t realize the OA was so important. I haven’t found any information online about SMLLCs that would lead me to think that it’s important; what has made you think it’s important? Lawyer, online resource, etc?
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Ask HN: Advice on single-member LLC for consulting or SaaS business?
3 points by elamje 7y ago|3 comments
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For those that don’t know Nubank, they are a Brazilian app/bank/credit card that is the biggest (by employee count) core user of Clojure. They use Clojure and Datomic database for their core products. Not sure how they are using E
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by elamje 7y ago
Funny coincidence! Literally just made my own write up about Monte Carlo methods! https://www.towardssoftware.com/blog It’s not as long and detailed, but it’s still very interesting to see how you can derive pi with random
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by elamje 7y ago
Very nice write up! I can easily see my own biases leading me down some of the paths you mention, so thanks for sharing. A more optimistic way to look at this situation is that you spent $40k to get to the front page of hacker news!
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Monte Πthon – Monte Carlo, Π, and 8 Lines of Python(towardssoftware.com)
6 points by elamje 7y ago|0 comments
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I haven’t implemented the Postgres solution yet. It’s on my todo, but I will likely implement it myself, i.e. without a package.
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Clojure - paradigm shift and leverage. Rust - speed and safety.
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I currently use RQ. Here is the logic that lead me to choosing it, then wishing I had just used Postgres. I need a queue to handle long running jobs. I looked around the Python ecosystem (bc Flask app) and found RQ. So now I add code to run
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by elamje 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | Austin or Remote I’m John, a full stack developer with experience doing C#, SQL Server, React, and Python Flask. I am passionate about Clojure, React, and willing to work with any tech stack really! I am available to begin ea
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Hey! Missed this. Hmmm, to be honest, I don’t know yet. My first gig is with React and Node. I also am still working with C# too. In about 5 or 6 months I’ll have a better answer!
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They have now have 2/3 of the worlds high speed rail despite starting incredibly late in the game, and not having a ton of people that can afford it. Turns out, in a communist government you can cut through red tape incredibly easily t
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by elamje 7y ago
If you are in a situation where you can quit your job for a couple of months, do it! Find a new job while you dive into your project. Just did it and detailed it here: https://www.towardssoftware.com

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