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by kaliszad 4y ago
I think you are redefining scalability here. Tight development/ deployment cycle is just that, it is not scalability. Availability of the service shouldn't be dependent on how fast you can deliver new versions of the application.
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by kaliszad 4y ago
No, you should get the business going first. You can improve infrastructure later. E.g. start with a VPS. With most offerings, they are pretty reliable. If you need, make a failover cluster of two to make updates with very short downtime ea
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by kaliszad 4y ago
Do the USB 4 ports actually work as Thunderbolt 3 too? I know the post is about the Z-series. Perhaps somebody already knows... It seems the AMD-based T14 Gen3 Thinkpads actually don't support Thunderbolt. Some people speculated, it is
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by kaliszad 4y ago
I like how this guide also takes Windows into account, it has some unique challenges. I have written some notes especially on SSHFS (also for Windows!) and tunnels with SSH (e.g. SOCKS proxy) as an OrgPage: https://www.orgpad.com
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by kaliszad 4y ago
It's great you don't have to configure any public interface at all (and can basically have an internal only VPS). Reducing cost by removing or not configuring public IPv4 is also a good development - there are so many things that
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by kaliszad 4y ago
Yep, we unfortunately have the same problem at OrgPad. Canvas doesn't help that much, probably going to skip extensive canvas rewrites and will use WebGL instead.
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by kaliszad 4y ago
What do you love about Concepts? Do you pay for a subscription (and how much is it - I must be blind or I just can't find it on the website)?
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by kaliszad 4y ago
Why do you feel that way? I think, Miro has hundreds of features and integrations but the basic usage seems to be rather clunky.
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by kaliszad 4y ago
For me, transforming JSON on the command line was a pain, another DSL to learn. Now, I can just use Babashka/ Clojure + one or two functions from Cheshire https://github.com/dakrone/cheshire where I need to. If I
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Splitting hexadecimal numbers efficiently in ClojureScript/ JavaScript(twitter.com)
2 points by kaliszad 5y ago|0 comments
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by kaliszad 5y ago
It is still linear/ rigid in a way. We try to break this approach with OrgPad ( https://orgpad.com/ ) and propose an alternative way of working with and thinking about information. In OrgPad, you have cells (nodes/
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Thank you for the tips! At OrgPad, we currently use the system-wide JRE since we control the whole VM, this is not a huge issue. We build & deploy by just copying the (uber)jar and restarting the systemd service. Quite simple but I like
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Do you have any good resources on how to use jlink/ jpackage with Clojure? Do you somehow embed it in a Uberjar or is the Uberjar part of the package besides the JRE?
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by kaliszad 5y ago
My colleague at OrgPad did an interactive Clojure tutorial utilizing Klipse https://github.com/viebel/klipse by Yehonathan Sharvit @viebel embedded inside OrgPage cells. The OrgPage can be found here: https:/&#x
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by kaliszad 5y ago
At OrgPad ( https://orgpad.com ), we approached the problem a bit differently. We way more emphasis on the visual connections - the part that our brain has been optimized for about as long as we describe ourselves humans and quite
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by kaliszad 5y ago
I think, striving for software to not have a maintenance need if no new features need to be implemented is sound. I am very well aware, that the complexity of any but a trivial piece of software on a trivial piece of hardware is beyond huma
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Yes, it is difficult and it is stunning. On the other hand, in theory, you can go to an engineering school and learn the calculations and design involved in making sure it works. Also, it has been done like 80 years ago with the V2 with at
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by kaliszad 5y ago
OrgPad has been #5 Product of the Day on ProductHunt on 24th of December 2021. It was very much unexpected, we didn't really invest much into the launch at PH. It brought us some nice traffic and a handful of new subscriptions, when we
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by kaliszad 5y ago
This article is well written. The part about fulfillment of needs/ putting needs such as bathroom visit, eating etc. on hold for long stretches of time when being deeply focused really reminds me of the behaviour I observed around some
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by kaliszad 5y ago
I have created a script, that mimics most of the modern CA and intermediate CA infrastructure for testing HTTPS/ Content Security Policy and more at OrgPad, where I work. TLS Mastery by Michael W Lucas https://mwl.io/no
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Some of that problem space could probably be reduced by immutable/ CoW data structures modeled after Clojure/ Rich Hickey/ Phil Bagwell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2NYwP90bNs The rest could probably be s
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by kaliszad 5y ago
I know, and that is exactly my point. It isn't like "send to REPL" in pretty much any half-decent LISP. And it hurts development comfort, speed and maintenance is way more burdensome than what it could be. Here, you would nee
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by kaliszad 5y ago
We would stay ahead of the curve on maintenance, if the kernel and other software was easier to live-patch and it was the default & very stable in pretty much all relevant distributions. No more clusters just for the sake of being able
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Does somebody have experience with XTDB https://xtdb.com/index.html ? We would like to use it in our Clojure application perhaps with PostgreSQL as the backend (JDBC) to make it easier to implement a history feature. Lookin
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by kaliszad 5y ago
One could even play tunes using this by varying the baud-rate and the sleep length. #!/bin/bash cat /dev/zero | minimodem --tx 2400 & sleep 0.25; pkill minimodem cat /dev/zero | minimodem --tx 24
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Yeah, one would expect, motherboards could have some heuristics to either: - have the best speed possible - have the highest capacity possible with the RAM available and finally - tell what is the problem if there is one (e.g. having no mod
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by kaliszad 5y ago
I have one "shut myself" out of my apartment when I have replaced the tag and a draft closed the door - when I realized, I don't have any keys. I knew, one window was angle opened in the kitchen right next to the balcony. I a
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by kaliszad 5y ago
We are using shadow-cljs https://github.com/thheller/shadow-cljs and that integrates with npm just fine. It doesn't get much easier than that I guess and if you have trouble, you can contact Thomas Heller or other
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Updated: Building ETL Pipelines with Clojure and Transducers (2020)(grammarly.com)
3 points by kaliszad 5y ago|0 comments
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Perhaps, you should ask a question, why didn't the author reverse the question? Something like "How on earth was my implementation in a JITed language 50x slower on a warmed-up benchmark?" Where is the output of the profiler

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