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by emidln 9y ago
This is a somewhat common (possibly even 'Pythonic') idiom in Python.
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by emidln 9y ago
I helped people cheat because it paid better than working fast food. I never took an exam, but I did a lot of assignments. I kinda felt bad for some of the students who were taught Java for a couple semesters and then thrown into C for an o
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by emidln 9y ago
If a candidate can google the problem, understand it, and then learn how to write a simple variation of it they have demonstrated all the skills necessary to be a useful coder at an awful lot of companies. I'd kinda prefer them to lear
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by emidln 9y ago
Debugging, like most things in clojure, is a library. You can view the implementation (as an nREPL middleware) here[1]. It's possible to use this debug middleware from any random nrepl client, but I'm not aware of any that actuall
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by emidln 9y ago
>In CIDER I have to mark my functions as debuggable before I can step into them - this is an odd requirement and a PITA when the functions are spread out through the codebase. It's so easy to accidentally commit a non-debuggable ver
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by emidln 9y ago
I haven't seen it. I don't find myself using atoms very much and when I am using atoms, it's almost always because I'm trying to use doseq when a more functional version of my code exists if I would think about it.
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PostgreSQL operations that you can't EXPLAIN – Felix Geisendörfer(felixge.de)
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by emidln 9y ago
clojure-model.el has clojure-align to do this. In spacemacs it is bound to , f l inside clojure buffers.
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by emidln 9y ago
I'd go so far as to advise aggressive use of the threading macros in order to remove visual nesting. It is much easier to read: (def good-set-of-stuff (->> stuff (filter good?) (map enrich)
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by emidln 9y ago
This has to be the most possible thing I've ever seen labeled impossible. Lisp 1.5 has extensive documentation and we have program listings to test against. Nothing else is really needed. Edit: This joke flew way over my head. [1] [1]
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by emidln 9y ago
Yes, it was an eMachines. I think the promo we were on was for Prodigy dialup and was like $29.99/month for 3 years. If you agreed to that, you could get a $400? instant rebate at Best Buy/Circuit City/etc on any random PC. T
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A Comprehensive Java API for Onyx(onyxplatform.org)
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by emidln 9y ago
The first six months or so that I used Linux (1998), I only had a winmodem for my parent's cheap tower (333Mhz Celeron I think; the kind you got for free if you signed a 3 year dialup contract). I taught myself to program based on exam
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by emidln 9y ago
simple-check eventually became an official Clojure Contrib project, test.check[0]. In recent years it has been ported to Clojurescript (even allowing Javascript applications to benefit from property-based testing[1]) as well as seeing usefu
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Sayid Pro – Transparency for Clojure Prod(kickstarter.com)
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by emidln 9y ago
I thought this was going to be about some group or groups running capture the flag games. Apparently owning and maintain control of machines is not "competitive" enough.
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by emidln 9y ago
Alexa, please don't blackmail me.
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Republican scientists negotiate the Trump era(nature.com)
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by emidln 10y ago
a = {} b = {} a["b"] = b b["a"] = a a == deserialize(serialize(a))
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by emidln 10y ago
If you're not connecting the settop box, why do you care if it's SD?
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by emidln 10y ago
> Plus, it saves a lot of wasted negotiation time on both sides if your price is just way too high for the company and this is clear from the beginning. This. I'm very upfront that if a company can't meet at least a particular
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by emidln 10y ago
If someone is throwing the install kit for TV service into some box for later returning, I doubt they are telling TW "Yeah, I have 5 TVs, all of which are HD. Sure, I'd like to pay an extra $100/month for something I have no
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by emidln 10y ago
It's not an intermediate format necessarily, but it reflects information already encoded in your route definitions. It seems silly to maintain that information twice in two different locations.
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by emidln 10y ago
Do people write Swagger files by hand? That sounds awful. I was under the impression everyone used tools like I use in Clojure (compojure-api[0] and ring-swagger[1]). [0] https://github.com/metosin/compojure-api [1] h
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by emidln 10y ago
I used to do work in this space. As a freelancer, everything comes down to timeliness and money. Adult sites, in my case, always had money, always paid on time, and always had more work. I don't particularly care what you believe in, b
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by emidln 10y ago
Any pointers to documentation / discussion around the rationale for X.2 instead of X.0 or X.1? I'm sure there are very good reasons and would like to read them.
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Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> File "<stdin>", line 2, in one_true_addition_test_case AssertionError The "correct" answer acco
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by emidln 10y ago
It has a reader as a library. It's entirely possible for you to change its lookup map to a defmethod and go to town altering s-expressions for arbitrary syntax if you wish. You're not hacking a new reader here, you'd refactor
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by emidln 10y ago
If it was powerful enough to warrant use, someone would hack it onto tools.reader. It's obvious where it would go. For some reason, nobody has bothered with this. Likely because the reader already has programmable data (via tagged lite
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by emidln 10y ago
"The Collected Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson" I found this book (or a very similar collection of Emerson's works) bound in a small red hardcover the fall of my freshman year at a catholic high school. The essays "Self-Rel

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