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by lemming 10y ago
You didn't actually answer my question. When you use a lot of phrases like: "Maciej cheated", "Maciej tried to game the system", "He tried to stack the deck", you don't make it sound like you think he
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by lemming 10y ago
Just to be clear, your opinion is that Maciej deliberately and knowingly cheated?
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Medical error is third biggest cause of death in the US, experts say(theguardian.com)
636 points by lemming 10y ago|502 comments
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by lemming 11y ago
BTW this is the largest Clojure project I've heard about: https://twitter.com/hlship/status/631935954039652352 . That's a pure Clojure project.
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by lemming 11y ago
I develop Cursive - it's closed source, but it's around 31k LOC Clojure, 23k Java and 5k Kotlin, all as counted by cloc. I'm not sure what's up with your find command, but that reports 5k LOC in Cursive, it's defini
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by lemming 11y ago
Maybe there is no solution to this problem. I have yet to be convinced that surveillance has been effective at all at combatting terrorism, and even if it's been occasionally effective its ROI is terrible. Our various societies are g
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by lemming 11y ago
This looks really interesting - it's very encouraging to see it being used in real projects of quite disparate types. It bodes well for the maturity and flexibility of the model.
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by lemming 11y ago
This looks really nice - thanks!
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by lemming 11y ago
Not the GP, but I took a bunch of time off work, traveled with my wife for a while and then hacked on fun things until I found one I could make into a product. I'm now living off a bootstrapped product, and I couldn't be happier.
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by lemming 11y ago
This is a pretty lame response. Could be a troubling precedent? Really? Tweeting it also seems to massively trivialise it.
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by lemming 11y ago
This may be one of the most important things Apple has done. Whether or not you agree with their position, it's incredibly important that tech companies start publicly explaining things like the fundamental problems with backdoors so
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by lemming 11y ago
Good luck with all that in 20-40 years if China, Russia, or the Muslim world decide to make aggressive battle-tested men. Because we should be training our children for the impending apocalypse at all times?
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by lemming 11y ago
That actually looks very nice, thanks!
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by lemming 11y ago
Well, I think the "better than existing solutions" part is the offline client - mostly I just need a web front end for users to get the issues into the system. I'm happy for all the searching etc to be only in the desktop cli
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by lemming 11y ago
I'd actually be interested in trying this, since I have a lot of issues and I'm getting frustrated with Github issues. But I'd need my users to be able to file and comment on issues online - it looks like this is not possible
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by lemming 11y ago
Yep. I'm glad that someone compiles a list like this every year so I'm not tempted to lose another week trying Linux again.
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by lemming 11y ago
Hey Ideogram folks, if you want an endorsement, feel free to use that paragraph in exchange for a lifetime license ;) Well, I'd hate to be accused of buying positive reviews :-). But thanks, I really appreciate it and I'm glad i
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by lemming 11y ago
Independently of whether he's a savoury character or not (and I'm pretty firmly in the not camp), what's your opinion of him being extradited to the US despite: not being a US citizen, never having visited the US, not havin
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by lemming 11y ago
It was in response to the parent question about what to do about alternative remedies.
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by lemming 11y ago
I would be in favour of anyone selling homeopathic "remedies" being banned from calling themselves a health professional.
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by lemming 11y ago
Can you name a language which doesn't have large numbers of code snippets in stack overflow answers for performing common tasks?
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by lemming 11y ago
If you're interested in the debugger, I spoke about it at Clojure/West this year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ql77RwhcCK0 . It shows how the debugger works and I talk about the problems debugging Clojure code,
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by lemming 11y ago
Not based on the live browser environment over the connection, no. Currently the completion for CLJS REPLs comes from the current project, and Cursive uses the Tern static files to autocomplete basic things that are normally present. I&#x27
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by lemming 11y ago
Best of all is "stop when this exception is thrown". I use that to start 90% of my investigations.
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by lemming 11y ago
Since Cursive works by analysing source code, for the most part everything that works for Clojure just works for CLJS too - navigation, refactorings etc. I'm planning to add very soon native support for CLJS REPLs, since getting them r
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by lemming 11y ago
That's pretty unusual, debugging for the most part just works. If you want help investigating that let me know, but if you're happy with Emacs that's cool too - lots of good options for Clojure.
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by lemming 11y ago
Yeah, this is the biggest hole in Cursive's functionality right now. It doesn't affect most people much but it's still painful for some, depending on which libraries you're using. Fixing this is my #1 priority in terms o
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by lemming 11y ago
It doesn't right now, sadly. IntelliJ is now capable of painting results inline in the editor but I haven't added that for REPL eval yet since results can only be on a single line. I'm discussing this with JetBrains, I'd
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by lemming 11y ago
No, it's currently just a plugin. I am planning to make a standalone PyCharm-style IDE so it's easier to install for people unfamiliar with Java, but that didn't make it in time for the 1.0, sadly. It's quite a bit of wo
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Cursive, an IDE for Clojure and ClojureScript, has reached 1.0(cursive-ide.com)
192 points by lemming 11y ago|50 comments

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