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by jarcane 10y ago
Thanks, I appreciate the apology.
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by jarcane 10y ago
I respect you enough to suspect you might be better than this comment. Nowhere in my post did I infer this things of you, but rather suggest that I disagree strongly with your perspective on this sites culture. Seeing as you just got done b
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by jarcane 10y ago
To avoid confusion, they should have used the term "pure functional programming" or even "typed pure functional programming". That's what was used when I started learning FP, which was maybe three or four years ag
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by jarcane 10y ago
They should've probably said "FP-only" (i.e. pure) languages to exclude imperative languages that merely support functional programming constructs, like Clojure, Erlang, etc. Ahh, and there would be that definition again, t
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by jarcane 10y ago
This is ... much more politely and detailedly stated than I managed on Twitter. I work in FP, programming Clojure for real-world web applications every single day, and 90% of this list is completely meaningless to me. It's nothing less
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by jarcane 10y ago
The need of a constantly expanding market for its products chases the bourgeoisie over the entire surface of the globe. It must nestle everywhere, settle everywhere, establish connexions everywhere.
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by jarcane 10y ago
So, reddit actively continues to be a playground for fascists, racists, and sexists, has a history of hosting borderline child pornography, but what drives the golanger in question to finally leave is spez had a bit of a temper tantrum (wit
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by jarcane 10y ago
After all, I was just following orders ...
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by jarcane 10y ago
Thou shalt not question the Holy Algorithm in the halls of Hacker News.
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Mouthbreathing Machiavellis Dream of a Silicon Reich (2014)(thebaffler.com)
1 points by jarcane 10y ago|0 comments
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by jarcane 10y ago
Ed said it[1] better than I could, so I'll quote him: This is a long way of saying to the people who support Trump (and therefore would never read this) that "Let's agree to disagree and keep being friends" is a poor st
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by jarcane 10y ago
I think TechCrunch's breakdown[1] rather does a good job of summing up all the times Thiel has made it plain that he and Trump have a lot more in common that the SV technolibertarian set here seems willing to admit. Thiel is providing
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The Difference Between You and Me(ginandtacos.com)
2 points by jarcane 10y ago|0 comments
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by jarcane 10y ago
It's disingenuous to suggest, as you do in your tweets where you warn women and Muslims against joining YC, that because one of their partners donated to Trump and spoke at his convention, YC as an institution is now somehow poisoned
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by jarcane 10y ago
To conflate being gay with fascism is beyond the point of false dichotomy and well into being grossly offensive. You should be ashamed of yourself.
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by jarcane 10y ago
Lein and Boot both support tooling plug-ins, ie. libraries that are only loaded as part of the dev environment, so it's certainly possible.
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by jarcane 10y ago
Please stop using .io domains. https://gigaom.com/2014/06/30/the-dark-side-of-io-how-the-u-...
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Falsehoods programmers believe about economics(exple.tive.org)
10 points by jarcane 10y ago|11 comments
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by jarcane 10y ago
I own and work on at any given time, all three of Mac, Windows, and Fedora Linux, and let me tell you this shit gets infuriating . I don't even know why we have the TrueType font standard anymore, if not a goddamn platform on Earth ev
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Blizzard Take Another Legal Crack at Cheat Makers(rockpapershotgun.com)
1 points by jarcane 10y ago|0 comments
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by jarcane 10y ago
I'm a fan of the unix tools philosophy, but I sometimes wonder if there's much room for new tools to be added to that toolbox. I've always wanted to come up with my own general-purpose new unix tool. This was something of t
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by jarcane 10y ago
Ironically, it was accidentally trying to reinvent this pattern in Elm that simultaneously made me give up on Elm and finally understand what good monads are. This is a really cool tutorial, I look forward to sinking my teeth into it.
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by jarcane 10y ago
I really recommend anyone getting started with a Lisp to just start with Racket. It's easily the most complete out of the box as well as the most user-friendly to get started with. I've come to love Clojure as well, but it is ...
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by jarcane 10y ago
That's unfortunate that CIDER doesn't behave with it. I was curious about this because I'm currently using my own tweaked version of the Brave Clojure config, and it's woefully out of date and attempting to update it jus
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by jarcane 10y ago
Thanks. I'll take a look at those.
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by jarcane 10y ago
Nope. Desktop. Phenom X4, GTX 750 Ti. My hardware and Linux seem to be allergic to one another for reasons I've yet to pin down. Fedora is one of the few distros that behaves at all on my machine.
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by jarcane 10y ago
Yes, that was the first thing I tried. Unfortunately I ran into all kinds of weird issues with the rendering after they were installed. Washed out colors, missing UI elements, general weirdness. I wasn't able to find a fix so I reverte
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by jarcane 10y ago
Dangit. And I just got F23 right about where I want it. Took me ages to get my wifi drivers working properly, and I still haven't got the Nvidia official drivers working right yet.
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“But he does good work.”(medium.com)
415 points by jarcane 10y ago|268 comments
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The same site has also done similar plugins for ClojureScript: http://blog.klipse.tech/clojure/2016/06/07/klipse-plugin-tut... And Ruby: http://blog.klipse.tech/ruby/2016/06&#x2

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