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by emidln 6y ago
> but ultimately hinders your customizability and understanding of the text editor you are using. [Citation Needed] Spacemacs is just elisp. It is documented and you can explore its source the same as anything else in emacs. `SPC h d` +
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by emidln 6y ago
At a previous job I streamed Clojure over a trusted wire and executed it remotely in some circumstances. We weren't using Spec (Prismatic Schema at the time), but it worked pretty well and we even validated our schemas in javascript vi
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by emidln 6y ago
It seems pretty easy to fix this for Apple by relying on video to prove whether employees are in store/breakroom by default and allowing overrides for special circumstances. This might result in Apple paying a few minutes more here and
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by emidln 6y ago
I use the `lv `, `pv `, and `e2fsprogs` families of commands pretty routinely in my day job (we minimally logical volume filesystems on hosts and leave it up to application/deployment/user what to do with the bulk of the storage)
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by emidln 6y ago
My wife is a stay at home parent and taught my daughter for the last 3 months of the school year last year. My daughter (then in the 4th grade) was attending a private school in the Chicago suburbs. The transition was decent, with her schoo
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by emidln 6y ago
"Firefox needs to battle Internet Explorer and Opera. Both come pre-installed in Windows and Macintosh and Blackberry. Counting on Firefox to just be better to win against these two is naive at best." ~ someone similar to randoram
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by emidln 6y ago
Also if the team that was supporting it is gone, will the deployment just bit rot and die?
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by emidln 6y ago
The current version establishes a commission of 19 people which are composed of various interests. Of those interests 2 of are civil liberties experts and 2 of which are computer science or cryptography experts. 14 members are required to
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by emidln 6y ago
It took me around 6 months to find out that while we meet the enterprise criteria, our use case wasn't what they envisioned for the enterprise program. As such, they suggested we reapply for a normal dev account and overlook their publ
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by emidln 6y ago
Bazel utilizes the cores near linearly. It even makes use of remote cores in an efficient manner for compiling c++. 128 thread and 256 thread machines are great if you also have enough ddr4 to let each gcc/clang do their thing.
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by emidln 6y ago
This new theme looks like the Crystal from KDE 3.x.
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by emidln 6y ago
Never. This is why we write small functions that, as much as possible, depend only on their inputs and avoid mutation. Code becomes simple to reason about. You don't need to worry when composing these small pieces like you do when pass
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by emidln 6y ago
I use CentOS because it is Fedora with a slightly slower upgrade cycle. I've been using Fedora since it was called Red Hat Linux and I paid for a boxed set of CDs. Stability is nice.
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by emidln 6y ago
This doesn't work for patent trolls. Patent trolls, by definition, don't have a business outside of patent licensing and suing for patent violations. The Mutually Assured Destruction of an IBM fighting a Samsung over patents doesn
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by emidln 6y ago
This was glorious with Clojure's Schema. I miss it every day I work with inferior languages and data specification systems.
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by emidln 6y ago
I literally wrote code in .clj files and then my editor can slurp that up and barf it into a repl. There was never a point where I was writing something that "only existed in the repl" such that I couldn't just put it in a un
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by emidln 6y ago
Jane Street has some blog posts talking about why they chose OCaml. I'm very torn on this. I've used Rust to quickly prototype things that I think could be used I prod. It's fine. In some places it is better than what we had
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by emidln 6y ago
I didn't graduate college. I work at an HFT. Nobody cares where you went to school or what your major might have been. I work with some people that dropped out of high school. The only things that matter are whether they believe you ca
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by emidln 6y ago
The three biggest skills aren't directly tech: learning fast/efficiently, communication and execution under pressure, and perseverance/discipline to finish/deliver. Where I work, our devops use a mix of python/ruby&
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by emidln 6y ago
That's not true. Source: I work at an HFT. Rust is very interesting for Greenfield work. The major down side is millions of lines of legacy C++, the more useful already using C++17 or C++2a, which typically provides a lot of what you&#
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by emidln 6y ago
> I've always said that it's better to grasp Emacs with a vanilla config or a small starter kit and see if you can make it grow step by step in a journey that takes years. I moved to Spacemacs becaues I wanted to write clojure
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by emidln 6y ago
Lisp macros have runtime overhead? I don't think reader macros or compile macros have any runtime overhead unless you add it yourself. More flexible input syntax than a programmable reader? Data like sexps and edn is pretty flexible to
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by emidln 6y ago
I have this in my ~/.bashrc: declare -A TMUX_SSH_COLORS_TABLE TMUX_SSH_COLORS_TABLE=( \
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by emidln 6y ago
You could try to use one of the c language reversers to get c source code and then ask gcc/clang.
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by emidln 7y ago
Bazel. The reproducibility and caching saves me hundreds of hours a day.
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by emidln 7y ago
Yes, we leveraged Clojure a lot. PostgreSQL has far more advanced indexing and querying capabilities, particularly around too big to fit into RAM data, than what I'd want to waste time on building myself (if my team could even do it).
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by emidln 7y ago
When I was using HoneySQL[0] speaking to PostgreSQL over JDBC to deal with persisted data, I did not feel non-idiomatic. When I used Kafka and Onyx[1] to process large dataflows, I did not feel non-idiomatic. Granted my working set was only
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by emidln 7y ago
This is not hard to write if you care about it (dispatching on data in addition to dispatching on type). Clojure-style multimethods with python-style type dispatch or data result dispatch can be had for under 150 lines. It's not partic
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by emidln 7y ago
What is an expression tree? I've done this with arrays of structs in C as well as nested dictionaries in python, and sexps in both lisp and python. I could do it trivially in x86 if needed. Maybe sexps are "expression trees",
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by emidln 7y ago
Several non-essential items (shampoo, conditioner, cat litter, etc) I ordered last week were rescheduled from 2-4 day delivery times to April 20th. I canceled and reordered them without Fulfilled by Amazon. The tracking says they'll be

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