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by lbj 6y ago
It was pretty amazing and we've probably bumped into each other in the queue for hotdogs. I also recall we blew out 2 fuse stations and laid the entire city dark for a few hours.
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by lbj 6y ago
Wow! Thanks!
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by lbj 6y ago
What does "90 demos exposed" mean. Will there be any way to run them? The demo-scene back in the day was magical. I remember presenting a demo in half ASM half Pascal at The Party in 96 I think it was. Crazy event, 3600 geeks in a
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Entrepreneurs and Stress(lbjgruppen.com)
1 points by lbj 6y ago|0 comments
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by lbj 6y ago
Amazing job guys, cant wait to test this out in the field.
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by lbj 6y ago
What an odd piece. Who would expect a non-web-dev to develop a webapp without using google? I do a lot of webdevelopment and have zero issues.
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by lbj 6y ago
Having just killed SabreCMS (something in the same vein as Webflow) before reaching the break-through point you guys did I can fully understand how it must have felt when you broke the ice and saw your baby turn into a success story. Wishin
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Ask HN: Best Alternative to Microsoft Sculpt?
2 points by lbj 6y ago|1 comments
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SabreCMS Postmortem(lbjgruppen.com)
1 points by lbj 6y ago|0 comments
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by lbj 6y ago
One of the most interesting projects I've seen on here in a while. Thinking of the massive efforts of thousands of developers who get Linux to where it is today, its a daunting undertaking, but definitely one that could be worthwhile,
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by lbj 6y ago
I quit WhatsApp, Facebook et al and went with Signal. Initially it was hard converting people to a privacy oriented service, but today I have an endless list of open chats in Signal.
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by lbj 6y ago
I have no idea why Im such a sucker for these monstrous time-sinks for no reason whatsoever. But I loved it.
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by lbj 6y ago
This sort of thing is why I keep coming back here. Kudos!
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by lbj 6y ago
Interesting idea of pushing a free early access that will convert to ?$/mo soon. Im sure it'll be affordable but Im actually not comfortable onboarding in the dark. That said, looks like a very interesting project.
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by lbj 6y ago
I agree. Although J has always had a certain pull on me :)
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by lbj 6y ago
Well, thats true but its implied. The entire syntax for Clojure fits in a single line. Its easier to learn and being as expressive as it is, the core idioms are quickly picked up as well. So - You can get into it quickly, very quickly if yo
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by lbj 6y ago
Big congrats! Tremendous efforts put into this fantastic product that I’m happy to use every single day, thanks!
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by lbj 6y ago
What a painful read. Im always surprised to find/meet these people who spend 20 hours per day, trying to make other people miserable. I guess I shouldn't be.
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by lbj 6y ago
I love it - The amount of comments in the code make it a pleasant read.
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by lbj 6y ago
That doesn't make Clojure any less functional. No matter which language you use, eventually it'll compile to machinecode and thats imperative by nature. Your code however, can be whatever it wants to be. In certain scenarios, the
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by lbj 6y ago
I appologize for the late reply, its been one of those days :) Im overdue for a blogpost on my Webdev setup/stack, but in short the main power comes from 1) Seamless transfer of data from back- to frontend and vice versa. If my DB cont
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by lbj 6y ago
Its such a great idea, but the site seems somewhat broken. I have a constant "Connection lost" banner flashing at the top. But I will say that in terms of productivity, Clojurescript/Reagent has been a real red-pill experienc
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by lbj 6y ago
Nothing says I’m sorry like a short written apology followed by a donate button
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by lbj 6y ago
I totally agree - Deleted Facebook and Twitter, dumbed down my phone and keep it out of sight for these reasons. Also, the more you can bundle into Emacs, the faster you go.
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by lbj 6y ago
"Many people try to compare Rust to Go, but this is flawed. Go is an ancient board game that emphasizes strategy." This cracked me up so hard I can no longer deny being a straight up nerd.
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by lbj 6y ago
You're absolutely right, the inner sort example makes no sense. I hope I'll have to time to work on this again in the near future. I use CQL every day but there's still a lot I'd like to do with it.
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by lbj 6y ago
Looks like theyre headed in the right direction. ORMs are tricky to get right, when I wrote ClojureQL I looked more towards combinatorics than SQL: https://clojureql.sabrecms.com/en/examples
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by lbj 6y ago
That gif is about 20% faster than how I normally breathe. It stressed me out :)
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by lbj 6y ago
Who's shaming anyone?
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by lbj 6y ago
Ah I see, thanks!

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