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by emidln 8y ago
When I was on my first business trip at 18, I couldn't check into a hotel in Michigan by myself. I had to call me contact at (then) DaimlerChrysler to meet me for check in. I had a credit card that could buy a brand new car, but I coul
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I didn't watch this talk, but I had a blast fuzzing CAN messages to various ECUs when I was in that business. I would be very easily convinced that RCE and memory overwriting (aka "recalibration") were trivially achievable ar
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by emidln 8y ago
I never had a lot of hits for Clojure in Chicago, but the candidates were above average. I've made 2 hires over 5 years and a small handful of posts.
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I paid $699 for my 1080TI FE card in early 2017.
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My droid48 (running an HP48 ROM) gives me 25.000000576
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Sample size 1 here. I used an iPhoneX for a few months this year. It was my first iPhone, and I loathed the browser lock-in and the lack of automatic contacts sync. The UX is far less consistent than modern Android apps (e.g. the back funct
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by emidln 8y ago
New features playing early on Sat and Sunday are $4-6 in Springfield, IL at an AMC. I haven't seen a feature at night in a very long time.
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As someone who doesn't write a ton of CLOS-using CL, but does write CL, Shen, and professional Clojure I don't see the limitations in python very clearly. It's a language that is data oriented but not homoiconic. It has facil
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by emidln 8y ago
If by lispy you mean data oriented code with functions instead of classes and composition, I'd argue that it's not only pythonic, but import this compliant.
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When your IDE (or Emacs in this case) offers go jumping/searching functionality, it doesn't really matter how many files your code is in. When I used bare vim, I cared a lot more about code organization than I do with an IDE that
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We abstracted JSONB operations into the Clojure Query AST library HoneySQL and never really looked back. It was something one person on the team learned thoroughly for a half day and promptly forgot about. Now we say things like: (jso
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by emidln 8y ago
Does it really matter whether the boot crushing your throat was made down the street or across the sea?
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I've worked with large Java applications and large Closure applications. The effectiveness of the tooling in clojure, in particular Emacs and nREPL-based tooling, makes local and remote programming and debugging, even in production mil
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by emidln 8y ago
sayid is awesome. Spacemacs integrates it by default and it's a nice step up from tools.trace.
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You could do this multiple times in the same top-level template if you're a masochist. Just use jinja2's set command to setup local variables in the template. You can do awfully complicated logic in jinja2, it's just that alm
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The following would be trivial to build in jinja2: {{ merge(foo, bar)|tojson|safe }} Even something polymorphic to render a template, then merge into a known dict, then output json would be easy. A signature that might look like:
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by emidln 8y ago
In recent US history as well as ancient history, "them" vs "us" has been enough justification to satisfy the public in any time period. It's not that few in the US cared about bombing "commies" in Laos and
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Neanderthal vs. ND4J(dragan.rocks)
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This is the lesson I've learned in Clojure. We have varying levels of data shape specification, contracts, and static type checking available a-la-carte when you want it but not getting in your way when you don't.
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by emidln 8y ago
This dell has 32gb ram, a 1tb m.2 disk and a very large battery for under 2300 right now: http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-laptops/new-xps-15-touch... . I would personally use that with Windows or Linux and
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by emidln 8y ago
Last I checked there was success with running OSX via VirtualBox. Google might be helpful, although YMMV and IANAL.
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I don't know if YMSG is still supported, but it's sad to think the first network protocol I spent serious time reversing is now dead.
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And government officers could not blatantly violate their oaths to defend the Constitution.
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> Credit checks If you're implying credit checks don't hurt workers, you can GFY. Medical bankruptcy is real in the US and being unable to obtain employment because you were sick and couldn't afford a $300,000 bill is asin
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by emidln 8y ago
Exact opposite at my work. Most devs were stuck trying to use VMs with 16GB Macbook Pros and I'm sitting with a 64GB Clevo happily running Linux. Its hard to overstate how much better a modern NVMe m.2 stick and spare ram for a memory
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> * Lack of google visibility. Lots of good discussions will benefit the asker and a few people in the slack but no one in the future, searching for the same information. > Lack of searching for the members. Once you get to 10k messag
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I made this software program that listens on a port on my computer, located in Springfield, IL, USA. I allow other people to connect to this program over the internet, which terminates at a connection I pay Comcast to provide me. I log thei
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I've received a fair number of job offers over the years with a resume that I forward to people as emidln_at_gmail_dot_com_Brandon_Adams_resume.txt. I do work in various development/programming/sysadmin roles. If someone requ
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Objects are overkill. Use an iterable of getitem lookups. They compose easily and don’t have much overhead (cpu or cognitive). From the library I use at work, inspired by clojure.core/get-in, it would look like this: def get_in(o
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by emidln 8y ago
If IPs aren’t personal because more than one person can have them, how is the name John Smith a piece of personal information? Anyone can have that name and a lot of people do have that name.

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