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by knubie 5y ago
It should be possible to build an idiomatic cljs layer over solid. Solid’s compilation step can be implemented with clojure macros.
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by knubie 5y ago
Posthog is in the list but in a different category.
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by knubie 5y ago
I had the pleasure of implementing an Anki import for my SRS app [0] recently, and when opening up an Anki database I found myself scratching my head a lot . I have much respect and gratitude for the people that decoded and documented this
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by knubie 5y ago
No but i think it would be useful to apply the law generally to situations where there are multiple payment options. E.g. credit cards vs cash in store. Right now stores are forbidden by CC companies to post a different price for CC vs cash
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by knubie 5y ago
There is a great twitter account that compares raw "sharp pixel" renders of classic games side-by-side with how they actually looked running on CRT displays of the era. https://twitter.com/CRTpixels You start to r
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by knubie 5y ago
Warning: Every keystroke entered into the search field creates a new browser history item.
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by knubie 5y ago
Whoops, yeah lol. Sorry.
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by knubie 5y ago
Thanks! Yes I am working on Mochi full time. I have plans to stop development, or sell the app. Plus I think there is at least some peace of mind in knowing that, since it is an offline-first architecture, you will always be able to use the
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by knubie 5y ago
For those interested, I’ve been working on an app that applies these principles for the past 3 years. [0] It uses markdown for formatting and a local-first architecture that works offline. [0] https://mochi.cards/
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by knubie 5y ago
I wonder how cool you think it would look when someone breaks into your house and graffitis your walls.
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by knubie 5y ago
> I’m so #%^*ing tired of it taking three Mississippis to show a channel I click on. I can guarantee you whatever is causing Slack to take 3 seconds to load a channel has nothing to do with it being built on Electron and, all else being
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by knubie 5y ago
Off. I find videos on during meetings to be incredibly distracting in a way that IRL meeting are not.
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by knubie 5y ago
The American health insurance industry is anything but "loosely regulated."
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by knubie 5y ago
I would imagine that compromising the network like that would tank the value of those currencies.
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by knubie 5y ago
> In many nations, the ability to read a simple sentence suffices as literacy, and was the previous standard for the U.S. The definition of literacy has changed greatly; the term is presently defined as the ability to use printed and wri
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by knubie 5y ago
Yeah I’d love to chat. I’ll shoot you an email.
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by knubie 5y ago
Mochi is not online first, it is offline first.
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by knubie 5y ago
> By far the best part is they didn't automatically cancel his subscription. What a horrible company, if you've banned my account that's fine but cancel the subscription and refund my money. Could this have something to do
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by knubie 5y ago
Maybe if you're Andre the giant. The last truly one-handable smart phone was the iPhone 5/SE.
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by knubie 5y ago
I'm explaining how clojure's data structures are different from OP's screen buffer example.
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by knubie 5y ago
> in using an immutable screen buffer, a change between frames results in allocation of a full buffer rather than overwriting memory within the buffer That’s actually not how clojure’s immutable data structures work. They use structura
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by knubie 5y ago
> The operative phrase is "There is no legal framework," This isn’t really the salient point. You can buy and sell useful things with no legal framework (and people do all the time) and that doesn’t make it a scam or a scheme d
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by knubie 5y ago
https://clojure.org/about/rationale
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by knubie 5y ago
Really any healthcare procedure that is not typically covered by insurance has seen costs go down over time. Things like lasik eye surgery, or orthodontics are great examples in addition to the ones you've already mention. The service
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by knubie 5y ago
If that is the case then why is the fee taken as a percentage of payments made within the app as opposed to number of downloads, or just a straight up monthly or annual fee?
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by knubie 5y ago
I thought the whole point of organic was to reduce the environmental and health impacts of artificial pesticides and fertilizers (plus more humane conditions for livestock), not making food taste better.
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by knubie 5y ago
> Immutability is not as useful in a single-threaded event-loop like nodejs. Concurrency is not the only, or even primary, benefit of immutability in software. State and state management is the number one driver of complexity in software
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by knubie 5y ago
I know everyone's going to post their favorite word but this one made me chuckle: adjective. refereeless having or showing good judgment "the refereeless refereeing of the 1968 Summer Olympics"
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by knubie 5y ago
I use the PouchDB/CouchDB combo for exactly the use case your describing. The query language for CouchDB leaves a little to be desired, but ultimately it has worked well for me. I'm self hosting on a digital ocean droplet.
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by knubie 5y ago
Most of the people living in DC work for the federal government either directly or indirectly. That represents a huge conflict of interest, and was the reason DC was created in the first place. No one lived in DC before it was created, so t

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