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by kimi 8y ago
I use scripting extensively in Clojure, both on the JVM and on Planck (JS). You have the choice of slower startup times but a ton of libraries to do anything you want, versus short start-up times but less libraries, using the same language.
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by kimi 8y ago
Pretty useful.
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Wilhelm Reich trustee has died(nytimes.com)
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by kimi 8y ago
At work we have a collection of (plush) Wombats of all sizes, and we have one major product named after them. They are really cute, and sometimes featured on the blog: https://www.wombatdialer.com/blog/
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by kimi 8y ago
It was high time!
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Easy Scripting in ClojureScript with Planck and CLI-Matic(github.com)
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CLI-matic runs in Planck for easy ClojureScript scripting(github.com)
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Re-find: find Clojure functions by entering example values(re-find.it)
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Clojure 1.10's Datafy and Nav: grokking it.(corfield.org)
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by kimi 8y ago
Solving Sudoku :-)
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Seven tough lessons from ten years in bootstrapped business(likewise.am)
148 points by kimi 8y ago|47 comments
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by kimi 8y ago
Loway | Lugano, Switzerland | Onsite | Full or part time Looking for a Linux sysadmin who loves his stuff and is going to have a lot of fun with Docker and Kafka. Clojure a bonus. https://www.loway.ch/job-linux-system-admini
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by kimi 8y ago
So they basically extended MD to do many of the things AsciiDoc does? Though I like the reveal.js editor that looks clean and simple enough. Nowadays the old online editor seems PowerPoint (and that's not a compliment).
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by kimi 8y ago
Lots of ways. Usually externally, through a database. An Asterisk box processes and forwards calls - you can hook into a "master controller" that decides what is to be done.
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by kimi 8y ago
You can scale Asterisk up quite a bit (we have customers with clusters of 50+ boxes) and every telecom uses it some way or the other.
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by kimi 8y ago
But they were bleeding money, and just sold $30M total last year. Lots of people use Asterisk (it's basically everywhere - whatever you call - dentist, doctor, plumber... - they have the default Asterisk music-on-hold), but not all of
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WombatDialer 18.08 for the Asterisk PBX(wombatdialer.com)
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Sangoma (FreePBX) to Acquire Digium (Asterisk) for $28M(sangoma.com)
158 points by kimi 8y ago|67 comments
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by kimi 8y ago
Agreed. For me, I plan in advance (a week) with a template; then I go buy all the stuff I need, and then I don't buy anything else. Nothing else at home or at work, so there is no "It's just one cookie" excuse. I lost 10
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by kimi 8y ago
Like taskwarrior, then? (but the layout is nicer)
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by kimi 8y ago
IIRC it used to be a fairly complete reimplementation of Clojure. I toyed with the idea of using it to cross-compile to Golang.
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Cljdoc – online Clojure docs repo – reaches beta stage(clojureverse.org)
2 points by kimi 8y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 8y ago
The hello world app has Clojure Schema and Orchestra validators built in, that's not very simple (though you don't see it).
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by kimi 8y ago
Looked into it, but the big thing of my scripts is that they often use JDBC or http-kit, so cljs would not be as good.
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by kimi 8y ago
The CE?
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by kimi 8y ago
BTW - CLI-matic uses your excellent Orchestra.
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by kimi 8y ago
Guilty as charged :-)
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by kimi 8y ago
The JVM already does that - it only loads things it needs. So you can have a 2M dependency and only use one static function of a single class in there, and it will only load that - but you have to distribute the whole JAR. With Jigsaw, thin
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by kimi 8y ago
For Clojure, there is a complex set up of vars in the core namespaces - see e.g. https://dev.clojure.org/display/design/Improving+Clojure+Sta... - but GraalVM kills it. It's even worse for serverless!
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Command-line apps with Clojure and GraalVM: 300x better startup times(astrecipes.net)
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