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by emidln 10y ago
I love that they have an ad for Geico on their site. Edit: Apparently GEICO is wholly owned by BH
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by emidln 10y ago
> You like it, you use it. You don't like it, unfortunately you still have to use it. You always have the option of falling back to OpenGL-rendered widgets and using a framework with MVC if you want to. Qt supports this, for instanc
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by emidln 10y ago
Shen (in particular its type system) is an executable Sequent Calculus system [0] written with a small portable lisp. This derives from a propositional logic system, not H-M over typed lambda calculus. [0] - http://www.shenlangua
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by emidln 10y ago
Debugging lisp macros is like debugging anything else. You have functions that take an input and produce an output. The input is data, the output is data, and there aren't likely side effects. Use the same tools to debug macros that yo
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Implementing “Finding the number of clusters in a data set” in Clojure(gist.github.com)
4 points by emidln 10y ago|0 comments
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by emidln 10y ago
Sorta. I'd advocate for separating the deployment story (which might be simple or might be something complicated like microservices) from the development story (needing to add :checkouts to your lein project and/or manage multiple
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by emidln 10y ago
If you follow typical Clojure usage recommendations (avoid global state), you can often get started with a fat prototype that is trivial to slice up as your ideas become more clear. As a lone developer, I would recommend not making your nRE
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by emidln 10y ago
That looks like a really handy feature. I'm assuming you still have macroexpand, macroexpand-1, and a macroexpand-all available? I imagine that you could implement a similar feature for tracing, and if you were careful writing the trac
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by emidln 10y ago
I've used Bitbucket in the past. They charge per-user[1], and their pricing is significantly better free for 5 users and then once you eclipse 5 users it's $1/user up to 100 users and then $200 for unlimited users. [1] - htt
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by emidln 10y ago
The tooling in Clojure land actually automated this (upgrade one dep, run tests, stop and back out if broken, continue otherwise). It would be neat seeing an equivalent of the lein-ancient plugin for Python, because this really is a PITA.
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by emidln 10y ago
This is true in emacs lisp too, although the syntax for it is a bit wonky: ;; increment as a macro, anonymously (= ((macro lambda (x) `(+ 1 ,x)) 10) 11)
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by emidln 10y ago
I wrote that software for several networks of sites.
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by emidln 10y ago
Part of this is that parents alone don't shoulder the burden of paying for their children's education. All taxpayers share in this. Exemptions or credits along these lines are short-sighted. You expose another issue that comes up
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by emidln 10y ago
To be fair, not all of those chat interfaces were fake. Some are just scripts that connect to real people quickly once you interact favorably. Then they try to sell you on $50 of cam show credits.
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ClojureScript can Test Itself(blog.fikesfarm.com)
3 points by emidln 11y ago|0 comments
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by emidln 11y ago
No, but only because load-file doesn't play well with all of my dependencies. However, that still doesn't seem like job for a plugin, given that this works out of the box with leniningen: :uberjar-name ~(str "foobar
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by emidln 11y ago
That's from almost 3 years ago. Have you ran the attached patch to check the benchmarks with a more current release? I don't know if that's been fixed, but it probably wouldn't take much time to test out.
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by emidln 11y ago
Difficult? I have a few lines in a namespace that grabs `git describe --tags` and a few other things and places them in a json file. This is served up internally by all http-speaking applications as `GET /_internal/build-info`. h
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by emidln 11y ago
If the penalty isn't higher than the derived value, it's not a penalty, but a cost of doing business.
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by emidln 11y ago
That only really works in a world where all of the users on the machine that can run Python also can write to shared library directories. That seems kinda awkward from a security perspective unless you're already using containerization
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by emidln 11y ago
This isn't really usable if you develop with the latest packages for dependencies. While I could generate an rpm for my python module, Fedora and CentOS/RHEL are going to have incompatible dependencies. I could package up my depen
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by emidln 11y ago
In my experience, the more complicated processing ends up being composed up of smaller units (that are testable), and then map/filter remain the most clear way of representing the iteration. Using lambdas for non-trivial process is jus
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by emidln 11y ago
Some lisps have similar comprehensions. Common Lisp has `iterate` (listcomp) and arguably `loop` (listcomp). Clojure has `for` (genexp) and `(doall (for ...))` (listcomp). A very common clojure library (Plumbing) implements dictcomps via fo
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Home Assistant – open-source home automation platform(home-assistant.io)
2 points by emidln 11y ago|0 comments
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by emidln 11y ago
There's no necessity to be productive now. Most (all?) of the minimum wage jobs in the United States aren't productive to society except so far as that they have some minimal amount of money to make violent property crime slightly
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by emidln 11y ago
I don't think any of the sports coaches I played for would have cared if practice took until 6pm. Sometimes it did take that long (or longer, until dark) except that after the state-limited amount of practice time an "optional&quo
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by emidln 11y ago
Programming has a very low barrier to entry in the United States. You need a computer, not a particularly recent one, and time. I'm told that proficiency with English is also helpful (I speak English natively, so I can't comment o
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by emidln 11y ago
Ancedotal evidence: My company recently switched https://m.curiosity.com to Bootstrap from custom CSS, and spec'd the design almost entirely by PSDs. I don't think the site looks particularly Bootstrappy nor did it se
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by emidln 11y ago
Now I want to ask my parents if their power bill dropped when I moved out of the house.
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by emidln 11y ago
I'm running Arch on my Pixel 2015 LS. Regarding HiDPI: Gnome 3 and Cinnamon both work very well. I don't use many apps besides gnome-terminal, chrome, virtualbox, emacs, skype, and banshee. Except for Skype and Emacs, all of those

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