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by ithrow 6y ago
Yes, sadly, the advantage of languages with big ecosystems outweigh the advantage of these languages. I know F# can tap into the C# ecosystem but you have the mental burden of translating every example and documentation from C# to F#. In Cl
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by ithrow 6y ago
Yeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion...
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by ithrow 6y ago
Counter argument: the Linux kernel. (Since we are mentioning open source projects with the highest profile on earth, I don't think neither of the examples are fair)
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by ithrow 6y ago
It's because picking a relational database, while usually the correct choice, is HARD when you're operating in an environment that changes quickly and has poorly defined specifications. Wouldn't this apply if you are using
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by ithrow 6y ago
Interop with Java to give you access to that world? Yes but it's a big time sink, you waste time thinking on how to wrap library, and for some libs you end hitting some blockers cause Clojure's interop is not that smooth, ending
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Dynamic type systems aren’t even simpler(hisham.hm)
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by ithrow 6y ago
Is the self-hosted solution limited in some sense or feature complete?
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by ithrow 6y ago
openstax.org
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by ithrow 6y ago
than any other editor. Does that includes Vim?
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by ithrow 6y ago
Some prefer clear, flexible easy to debug code instead of coding to 15 layers of abstraction. For an HTTP API you have to discard more than half of Rails anyway.
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by ithrow 6y ago
Lisps are cool, Clojure is cool but that's about it, just like Scheme is cool. HN probably has the biggest crowd of devs that know (and like) Lisps, even if they don't use it for everyday things. Anything about Lisps gets upvoted
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by ithrow 6y ago
Built on top of immature overhyped tech (nestjs, prisma, etc...) with lots of issues. Something very common in the JS/NPM that always gives you headaches down the road. There's an arms race to sell hosting through immature buggy m
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by ithrow 6y ago
The X1 Titanium Yoga will start at $1,899 If someone is not tied to Windows, it's hard to justify this over a $999 MBA.
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by ithrow 6y ago
The X1 Titanium Yoga will start at $1,899 If someone is not tied to Windows, it's hard to justify this over a $999 MBA.
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by ithrow 6y ago
so, how do you gather the correct data to "train" the detector?
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by ithrow 6y ago
Don't see any reason why even a solo developer couldn't/wouldn't do this? it's just one method to use.
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by ithrow 6y ago
I don't want to come across as being too down on dynamic typing - I'm currently in the process of trying to get my company over to Python by any means necessary. Curious, from what and why? ML?
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by ithrow 6y ago
Why can't you use sqlite in js projects?
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by ithrow 6y ago
How can you blame them for not making the only edge The remote code dev extension is another big one.
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by ithrow 6y ago
That extension is a competitive advantage that's crippling Jetbrains. Just business as usual.
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by ithrow 6y ago
Less hiccups and downtime. It's faster and with better latency to other third party services. Superior internal control. Ex: In, linode a private IP address gives EVERYONE on the same data center access to your Linode server. Also, las
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by ithrow 6y ago
IME, the network of AWS is much better than that of DO, Linode.
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by ithrow 6y ago
If you have to use java arrays, collections, methods and type hinting everywhere while also dismissing/avoiding more than half of the language to meet performance requirements (which is needed regularly in Clojure cause it's so sl
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by ithrow 6y ago
am overwhelmed by the sheer beauty and mature design of this language - it almost reads like Python or as well as any compiled language can. All those lifetime annotations are not sheer beauty or pretty, sure they are necessary but not ni
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by ithrow 6y ago
Clojure is an elegant language that gets ugly really fast as soon as you have to squeeze little performance out of it or use Java APIs. Both of which you will have to do for "real world" production applications.
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by ithrow 6y ago
Javascript as a language is actually pretty decent these days, your criticism probably applies more to certain parts of the ecosystem.
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by ithrow 6y ago
Production implementations of persistent data structures in an industrial VM plus abstractions for state management, polymorphism, concurrency, the sequence abstraction, etc... It just gives more things for day-to-day programming. While Sch
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by ithrow 6y ago
That's a very common scenario for Clojure users to go through and it's one of the reason it has so many abandoned/unfinished libraries (although 7 years was a lot). After they have gather all the insights they can from Cloju
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by ithrow 6y ago
The articles makes a good a case of how Rust can look as clean as other high-level programming languages when writing high-level business logic.
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by ithrow 6y ago
The title is deceitful since it is not really compatible.

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