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Chris Granger on the LightTable architecture(groups.google.com)
184 points by lemming 12y ago|99 comments
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by lemming 12y ago
Once you're old enough, you'll realise that if your plans change weekly you're in serious trouble.
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by lemming 12y ago
Lots of people disagree on that point, of course.
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by lemming 12y ago
Yeah, this is a real pain point for Windows users. Cursive and CCW also bundle lein, and I just fixed lein project creation within Cursive for this very reason (out in the next drop, today or tomorrow).
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by lemming 12y ago
No, you don't - in Cursive (in IntelliJ) you have always been able to send forms directly to the REPL from your editor. I think all good Clojure environments allow this.
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by lemming 12y ago
I'm sorry about this - as other commenters have mentioned, you need to change your plugin repo when you change your IntelliJ version. This is due to unfortunate bugs in the IntelliJ private repos (see https://github.com&#x2F
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by lemming 12y ago
The predictions have been off in one important aspect - they've completely failed to predict the rate at which these things are happening. Even the more exaggerated estimates have been way too low compared to how quickly the Arctic ice
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by lemming 12y ago
Fortunately, in this case you no longer have to wonder if he was right or not. The Orwell and McCarthy references seem pretty accurate to me - one neatly encapsulates the degree of surveillance we now know is happening, and the other clearl
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by lemming 12y ago
And Dolf Lundgren: degrees in chemistry and chemical engineering, awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to MIT, speaks seven languages (three fluently), twice European Heavyweight Kyokushin Karate champion, accomplished musician...
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by lemming 12y ago
I don't know about the kids near you but I gave my iPad away, and you can claw my Kindle from my cold, dead hands.
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by lemming 12y ago
No-one surprised except John Key.
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New Zealand Spies on Neighbors in Secret ‘Five Eyes’ Global Surveillance(firstlook.org)
3 points by lemming 12y ago|1 comments
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The Indian Vulture Crisis(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by lemming 12y ago|0 comments
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by lemming 12y ago
This is also one of my favourite books of all time, and many of Dr Sacks' books are other top contenders. Quite apart from his wonderful human aspect, and the fascination and empathy he has with his patients, it's very thought pro
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by lemming 12y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9049096 , for example.
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by lemming 12y ago
This looks really nice. One question that I've found conflicting information about - is JavaScriptCore JITed on iOS 8? I know it isn't on iOS 7 and earlier, my understanding was that it was on iOS 8 but it's hard to find a de
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by lemming 12y ago
I'm not sure how this will work with Cursive, but Cursive already provides nearly all of this functionality out of the box anyway. Cursive has colourised REPL output for ages, the test results have a graphical diff, and its Java naviga
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by lemming 12y ago
The article is a little light on detail. However I see a cardiologist every couple of years due to a strong family history of isochaemic heart disease. He's been putting off more invasive scans since nothing in my medical presentation
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by lemming 12y ago
You should definitely check out Pixie: https://github.com/pixie-lang/pixie
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by lemming 12y ago
The midwife waited much longer than I would consider safe with the information I have now - at the time we had no idea of how bad the long term consequences could be, we just knew it was agonising for my wife but everyone always goes on abo
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by lemming 12y ago
It's true that I'm arguing from emotion, I'm extremely angry about the biased information available to prospective parents. There's plenty of evidence about that in the OP. I'm also arguing based on research I'
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by lemming 12y ago
My wife and I decided to try for a home birth since she had had basically a perfect pregnancy. It may turn out to be the worst decision we ever made. She ended up in second stage (pushing) for 6 hours due to an awkward presentation and was
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by lemming 12y ago
From: http://idlewords.com/bt14.htm#regulate (copied here because I can't add much more than this). 1. Limit what kind of behavioral data websites can store. When I say behavioral data, I mean the kinds of things compu
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by lemming 12y ago
I lived in Spain for 9 years and ran a company there for 7 of those - I would never do it again. Even with competent professional legal & accounting assistance it's a bureaucratic nightmare by the standards of most other places I&#
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Cursive – a different kind of IDE [video](youtube.com)
3 points by lemming 12y ago|0 comments
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by lemming 12y ago
And since we're using the criteria of The founders got rich enough not to have to work anymore, or the company went public , which I think is totally accurate in 99% of cases, let's please stop talking about Doing Great Things, w
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by lemming 12y ago
Can you give any more details about this? Are you going to be trying to fix a lot of the bugs on OSX on JDK > 6 too?
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by lemming 12y ago
Interesting and relevant comment from cbrozefsky, which is marked dead. ThreatGRID, now part of Cisco, uses clojure in our malware analysis and threat intelligence platform. It's a core part of our analysis engine, which examines all t
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by lemming 12y ago
To be fair, Cursive only had one more vote than Vim, so there's not much in it. Cursive is actually technically still in beta although it's pretty stable now - the official v1 release should be in a couple of months I think.
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by lemming 12y ago
As the developer of Cursive, I'm really thrilled to see so many people using it a year after the first beta release - thanks everyone for all the great support! It's great to see more people responding than last year, and a higher

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