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by lbj 8y ago
In our experience Datomic has been quite the disappointment. Datalog is great, the rest is less so. Off the charts and unpredictable memory consumption, slow queries with no hope of optimization (we're talking 2.3seconds/100k rows
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by lbj 8y ago
Its not working for me. I get broken images no matter which combination I try.
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by lbj 8y ago
If someone made a Chrome extension which enhanced our users experience of SabreCMS I'd send them a wholehearted thankyou and probably try to hire them.
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by lbj 8y ago
This should be pinned somewhere. So much time could be saved.
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by lbj 8y ago
The zeitgeist is even worse than this post suggests. The common thread is that no-one can stand out. There are no exceptional executive's, the are "leaders who lead from behind". We see the horrible effects of this false humi
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by lbj 8y ago
Right, that makes sense, thanks.
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by lbj 8y ago
I love how inclusive this comment is "a difference of 696 meters. It doesn’t sound like much, however if we convert it to centimeters, that’s equal to 69,600 cm" :D
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by lbj 8y ago
You hover? Doesnt that just move the strain to your upper arms?
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by lbj 8y ago
Just use SabreCMS :) You can set up your grid in much the same way, then build a full blown webshop or site directly on top of that.
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by lbj 8y ago
Indeed
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by lbj 8y ago
The overall conclusion is correct, most error messages happen by accident, but a lot the examples look like expected behavior to me. Maybe because Ive been using Clojure for too long, or maybe because its the expected trade-off when using a
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by lbj 8y ago
I was blown away by the design on this blog, super slick!
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by lbj 8y ago
So, they've created a product and they're making a bit of money of it. Whats the problem?
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by lbj 8y ago
Its difficult for me to see how this is hacker related.
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by lbj 8y ago
Fantastic video, the best on the topic of pm fit if you ask me.
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by lbj 9y ago
Fair point
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by lbj 9y ago
The challenge with building a new editor, is that it has to be superior to those editors already available. In this case that means beating Emacs which Im not seeing Oni doing yet. Will be interesting to follow though.
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by lbj 9y ago
Reminds me a bit of SabreCMS, despite the options being much more limited. And Sabre allows a full export of your entire site/shop/landingpage in case you want to self host after building - And it works with all browsers which see
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Clojure-based CMS is outperforming the competition(sabrecms.com)
4 points by lbj 9y ago|0 comments
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by lbj 9y ago
SabreCMS comes with 1.8 million OOB
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by lbj 9y ago
Thank you!
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Clojure-based CMS/E-commerce platform gets VC funded(sabrecms.com)
1 points by lbj 9y ago|2 comments
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Next evolution in webdev: Sabre's no-template approach(sabrecms.com)
7 points by lbj 9y ago|0 comments
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by lbj 10y ago
Thanks!
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Sabre CMS already uses Guetzli on all jpegs(sabrecms.com)
3 points by lbj 10y ago|2 comments
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by lbj 14y ago
It's Ruby code
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by lbj 15y ago
Very valid point. In my opinion Crysis 2 sucked ass purely because it was a technical showcase more than an engaging gaming experience, unlike Mass Effect 3 for instance.
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Java and Clojure solutions for Code Jam #1 - Imperative vs Functional(bestinclass.dk)
1 points by lbj 15y ago|0 comments
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by lbj 15y ago
So the pendulum swings. A little more than a year ago 'The ducttape programmer' was all the rage and he was by definition a PHP programmer.
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by lbj 15y ago
He looks slow and prone to repetitive patterns. Overall, I wouldn't hire. tl;dr: He's not using Emacs

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