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by jetti 4y ago
I also recently found a use for my rpi 3b as well. I bought a $30 USB SDR Receiver [0] and started collecting ADS-B [1] data and uploading to ADS-B Exchange [2]. I have been collecting flight data for aircraft flying overhead for a few week
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by jetti 4y ago
I worked at a healthcare company at my last job and dealt with the X12 EDI. We had several ETL processes just to convert X12 834s (benefits/membership enrollment) into a common file format because every client seemed to do something di
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by jetti 4y ago
There are many places that have desktop application development teams but the application(s) are internal only so it doesn't exist to the outside world. I have done desktop development with .NET at a couple companies and have been cont
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by jetti 4y ago
I can't speak for the places that you contacted, but I know where I work there was a large amount of work for a staff that hadn't ramped up to meet the demand. There were people who coordinated closings that were working 80+ hours
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by jetti 4y ago
I imagine that Rocket increased their workforce by more than 8% between spring of 2020 and now. I work for a mortgage company and layoffs have happened multiple times this year. With rates so low for almost two years the volume increased si
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by jetti 5y ago
The resources that nation states have are going to always trump what private corporations and socially organized random citizens. Anonymous is not going to be able to pull off hacks against industrial control systems. Those are the hacks th
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by jetti 5y ago
I have been using Clojure professionally for the last 2.5 years, after doing 9 years of C#, and really enjoy it. I recently got a Windows laptop and was interested in ClojureCLR. It has a ways to go in terms of coming close to tooling of JV
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by jetti 5y ago
Also, never use the same username or email address for more than one site. If you reuse names/email addresses then when a site is hacked and there is a db dump of user data it is only a matter of time before the dots can be connected
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by jetti 5y ago
I'm starting to learn reverse engineering and while doing that I have had to read a bunch of assembly but also write a small amount too. I don't use NASM and am only writing a few instructions at a time, mainly either updating an
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by jetti 5y ago
I'm hoping to get a new job that would require me to learn Scala, so that would be on my list. Other than that I want to learn Haskell and Plutus (Haskell based smart contract language for Cardano).
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by jetti 5y ago
I hope they don't become standard and they go away soon. The two main reasons are that not everybody has a smartphone or the ability to scan the QR code and security. My mom still has a flip phone and does not want to get a smartphone
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by jetti 5y ago
I disagree with this. I use Clojure and Clojurescript at my day job and know very little JS and virtually nothing from ES6 and beyond. The only time, that I can think of, that I actually needed to directly reference Javascript was when I wa
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by jetti 5y ago
Back when I was doing C# development I would use the Visual Studio debugger all the time and was pretty happy with it. When I moved to doing Clojure and ClojureScript I decided to learn emacs and stopped using a debugger until I learned abo
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by jetti 5y ago
I went from doing around 8 years of C# experience to a job using Clojure and ClojureScript full time while having zero previous experience with Clojure. The one of the internal recruiters at the company reached out because they saw I had a
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by jetti 5y ago
Yea, I have use GitHub search in a pinch and sometimes it is helpful enough to show me exactly where to look. Unfortunately, though, there are several events we emit that are many layers of string concatenation, so GitHub search may narrow
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by jetti 5y ago
Where I currently work we are all in on event-driven architecture. For our DLQs, we have alerts on when the queue is growing in size or if messages are in the queue too long. When those alerts come in, we manually move the messages back to
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by jetti 5y ago
It isn't really a hack but the best thing I've done is use org mode for organizing work. I make a file for each sprint and each ticket in that sprint gets its own file which is hyperlinked in the sprint file. I can open the sprint
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by jetti 5y ago
Do you use org mode at all?
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by jetti 5y ago
My advice isn't based on your current situation (since there isn't much we can do about that now) but just how I got to the point where I feel ok saying no. Last year I worked on a project and because of my mistakes it looked like
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by jetti 5y ago
I'm sorry but I am not comfortable sharing, however, here is a list of companies that I know use Clojure. - Arena Analytics: https://arena.io/ - Reify Health: https://www.reifyhealth.com/ - Guaranteed
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by jetti 5y ago
Another two functions that I forgot to mention last night are filter and keep. I am actually surprise filter isn't already on the site. filter takes a predicate and a collection and will return a lazy sequence of all items that the pre
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by jetti 5y ago
At work we would give new hires "Living Clojure". There is also the site https://www.4clojure.com/ if you are looking to do some exercises.
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by jetti 5y ago
Yea I used to do the merge and when as well. I'm not sure if there is an idiomatic way to do it but I personally prefer the threading style as it is "prettier".
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by jetti 5y ago
There are a few things I would like to see added as I have found them very useful in day to day work with Clojure(Script). cond-> and cond->> which takes an expression and then threads it through test/form pairs without sh
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by jetti 5y ago
I wholeheartedly agree. There are so many different ways to set up a project in Clojure that it can be a little overwhelming. There is boot, leiningen and deps.edn for managing dependencies as well as project structure. Then with ClojureScr
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by jetti 5y ago
The way I see it is that for many people web applications have replaced their need for desktop applications while giving a somewhat comparable experience. I think it would be a very hard sell for the average user to want to use a "mini
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by jetti 6y ago
It depends on what kind of project you are using it for. Hobbyist/toy project - sure, using shadow-cljs you can do your front end entirely in ClojureScript and make calls out to whatever backend you want Professional project with Cloju
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by jetti 6y ago
I'm definitely going to check this out. I was looking for a Lisp that compiles to PHP after using, and enjoying, Clojure at work. I was going to actually try and make one myself but then got distracted and moved on to something else.
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by jetti 6y ago
I will start by saying that I use Clojure at work and I have tried to get into CL in my free time but just can't get myself to commit. > Clojure sounds like the choice to avoid because of the JVM The JVM is most definitely a big re
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by jetti 6y ago
The problem with Delphi is the cost. I've tried it briefly but that was during a trial period and I didn't even get to use it much. Embarcadero's pricing on even the entry level products to use Delphi was way more than I was

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