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happyrock
5y ago
Me too. Not especially feature-rich, but no complaints.
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Couchbase S-1
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5y ago
Give 4clojure a try, good way to get a feel for it: https://www.4clojure.com/
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5y ago
Check out the rather strange Hoon and Nock languages used by Urbit. Very different from what you're used to.
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5y ago
I agree – their marketing site doesn't exactly go out of its way to help you find out whether there's a free option.
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5y ago
I agree, I enjoyed using it and found it very powerful, but it was tricky to organize the code in a way that kept things simple, and there weren't many great examples to draw from in the documentation or elsewhere. I'd love to see
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5y ago
Me too. It's good enough.
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happyrock
5y ago
I've been a long-time user of various JetBrains IDEs and a big fan, but I agree with the OP... the performance issues on OS X have become a major problem. WebStorm in particular has become virtually unusable in the last year or so. VSC
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happyrock
6y ago
Clojure!!!
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6y ago
I very much like Sublime and have used it on and off for years. But it has one annoying issue... if you do a text search across a project and the search returns too many results, it will beach-ball and you'll have to Force Quit! Drives
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6y ago
Open-source device management/administration system like JAMF
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6y ago
Thought exercise: what if say, Twitter, wanted to put one of its competitors out of business, and decided to engage in mass creation of accounts/content on that competing platform with the intention of violating their ToS and getting t
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happyrock
6y ago
Get a Sleepea swaddle sack. Trust me.
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happyrock
6y ago
Or count to ten and then get up. Works great.
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happyrock
6y ago
Me too. Life-changing. The smell permeating the house just as you're waking up is wonderful.
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6y ago
Correct. Also imagine if I, acting as this middleman, captured some data about you (say your phone number) before patching you through to Apple and used that to build a database. Are folks okay with that? I'm certainly not.
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happyrock
6y ago
(this commenter shows up in most Clojure threads, to bash Clojure)
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happyrock
6y ago
surely someone with such a strong opinion would be able to cite an example... ?
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happyrock
6y ago
Can you provide an example of what you're talking about?
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6y ago
/usr/bin/yes
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happyrock
6y ago
Play on lichess.org. Play correspondence with a long timeout and take your time -- make sure you are making the best move you can think of, every single time. Use their engine analysis feature after each game to see moves that you may have
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happyrock
7y ago
Clojure!
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happyrock
7y ago
I miss the WakeMate... it was the only sleep tracker that worked exactly the way I wanted. Is there anything out there comparable nowadays?
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7y ago
I type `git pupll` an awful lot. No idea why.
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7y ago
re: The documentation, I found the standard Emacs docs good enough to learn high-level Emacs concepts and such, but whenever I went searching for the nuts and bolts of how to configure specific bits of functionality, the documentation I stu
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7y ago
I gave Emacs another good-faith effort recently, via Spacemacs. I really bought into it, wanted to make it work, and forced myself to use it for all text editing. But despite every intention of working through all of the quirks and oddities
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7y ago
What are some examples of this phenomenon in the tech space? I'd guess this category would include lots of niche shareware products or legacy tools with no modern successors. Would any of them be considered "champions" rather
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7y ago
> awful morals Care to elaborate?
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7y ago
It works for me to just raise my voice a little and say "wait" or "hang on, let me finish" if someone interrupts me. I also find it rude and irritating and it should be treated as such, but it's also often not inten
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happyrock
8y ago
You people have really terrible arguments.
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