kinleyd

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   by kinleyd 14y ago

   Heh. It must have been a blast to have you around. Upvoted.
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   by kinleyd 14y ago

   Thanks to Stuart Sierra for a great Clojure 2012 summary. Personally, I'm very pleased to have tracked close to 95% of what was mentioned as 2012 was a year of Clojure immersion for me. I had settled on Clojure after building a few toy proj
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   by kinleyd 14y ago

   My initial reaction was to upvote @eccp, based on my experience with leiningen the first time round. Long story short: went around in circles following outdated (but seemingly comprehensive) guides that twisted my mind with hopeless combina
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   by kinleyd 14y ago

   Just wanted to note that, if I'm not mistaken, your reference to "accidental complexity" should be "incidental complexity". Nice post. A Rich Hickey groupie here as well - like you I love his talks for their mind widening value.
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   by kinleyd 14y ago

   'It's true that G+ is driven more by "interest communities" than by "friends and family links".' And that is one of the main reasons I prefer G+ over Facebook. Facebook is nice to keep in touch with ones family and friends (old and new), bu
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   by kinleyd 14y ago

   Thanks swannodette, both for your work on ClojureScript and for the link to Conrad Barski's webfui. I had noted the dates for Clojure Conj 2012 and Conrad's talk but obviously time passed by swiftly. I look forward to the videos of Clojure
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   by kinleyd 14y ago

   Nice anecdote. :)
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   by kinleyd 14y ago

   cm > stock android, that's been my experience. When I got my Galaxy Nexus, I was on cm within 2 weeks.
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   by kinleyd 14y ago

   An amazing story. I just wonder how many more victories Charlie Beljan will be able to endure. :)
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    I forgot to add to [x]: noir, lein-cljsbuild and clojurescript one; and to the ClojureScript side: jayq, fetch, waltz and crate.
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Doing what the OP challenges us to do: I don't care what Linus Torvalds uses on his computer. It's easy. And I particularly don't like KDE Plasma, even if Linus does. But I do like Linus Torvalds. He's a straight talking guy who has cons
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Clojure does make difficult things easy. And it's getting better and better with the rapid evolution of new libraries and middleware. Given one of the core differences in approach, composibility for Clojure and 'convention over configuratio
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    I think most of the examples assume a single developer beginning the process of learning Clojure. That would explain what appears to be the assumption that one person will be handling both the front- and back-ends because it's easier to set
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Here's a pitch for another nice one: http://echohttp.com/
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Duly noted. It stinks, both of them. The patent system has been broken for a long time now.
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Sounds like an excellent elevator pitch.
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Very nicely put. imho, it could serve as the tl;dr for the op, which was also excellent.
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Not a Brit, but yeah, it is football to the world at large. Congratulations to Sting and Tim Jahnigen, this is heart warming. Regarding the cost of the balls, I think when you factor in a 30 year life and assume a cost of $30 per ball, we a
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Awesome Chris - thank you!
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Same problem here. Edit: Arch x86_64
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Yes, I found Clojure frameworks, handlers and middleware to be lightweight and easy to use. I'm amazed at how well structured and easy to set up a Clojure web stack can be. Still working my way through the different libraries, and enjoying
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Yes, to me the title suggested the article was about the immaturity of Clojure Code (as in not ready for prime time) and it was only upon reading it that I realized it was about the immaturity of the OP's Clojure code as he began his Clojur
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Nice one, thanks.
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Yes, a great piece of hacking. Thanks again, David. :)
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Thanks exodust. :)
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    I would like to add this link also, Linapple[1], an Apple][ emulator for Linux, which is pretty good too. More fun on your Linux box, from the good old days. :) [1] http://linapple.sourceforge.net/
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    The level of anal retentivity is creditable. Goodbye HN. Edit: Thanks mparlane. I was on my way out, but you are right of course. :)
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    And that's why I love HN. Thanks for the down vote.
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Thanks for the links. Apple Basic was a lot of fun.
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    by kinleyd 14y ago

    Awesome!!! Took me back many years. Kudos to David Caldwell.