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Experience Report – Introducing an Experienced Ruby Developer to Clojure
(blog.tarkalabs.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
In addition to the lexical change, the result now returns a Maybe instead of the actual element. This was done to avoid runtime crashes when head encounters an empty list. However, this means that everytime you have to use head, you will ha
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Managing almost big data in Postgres with partitioning
(blog.tarkalabs.com)
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lisperforlife
12y ago
He probably does not need Java.
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Setting up a HTTPS dev workflow on OS X
(blog.tarkalabs.com)
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lisperforlife
12y ago
That is true. Coming from Ruby world, you find that Java and the Clojure world have a lot of rough edges. But Clojure makes things as easy as possible. For example, reading from a file or a URL is still (slurp " https://"
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lisperforlife
12y ago
I also found http://blockcypher.com to be quite nice. In addition to the blockchain API, they also have APIs for creating transactions and even provide web sockets and web hooks. They do not host the wallet so you do not have to
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A developer's guide to working remotely
(gist.github.com)
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The Swift parallel scripting language. Fast easy parallel scripting
(ci.uchicago.edu)
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14y ago
I am an Indian here. I have heard horror tales from TCS employees on how they are given "on-site" experience. Mostly it is a portrayed as a favor done by the management to the employee. You have to earn the on-site opportunity which involve
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Why Clojure?
(vagmim.in)
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lisperforlife
14y ago
I would pay money for a google maps app.
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lisperforlife
14y ago
Seems like a poor fork of http://tantaman.github.com/Strut/web/index.html
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lisperforlife
14y ago
Sometimes you want to do things just for the sake of doing it without thinking about its use/utility. There is nothing wrong with that. Not everything you do needs to have a purpose but that may/may not lead to great things with purpose lat
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lisperforlife
14y ago
Probably once LFTRs come in or we find other ways to get away from coal for energy this would stop being a toy and get rid of our reliance on gasoline for ever.
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Ludum Dare 23 Keynote (requires Flash)
(ludumdare.com)
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15y ago
But we need to simplify things. As an Indian business serving Indian customers I can tell you that the whole thing is pretty fucked up. I cannot put it more politely than this. Most of the enterprise clients of mine have 30 to 60 day paymen
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The Last Question - Isaac Asimov
(multivax.com)
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15y ago
Actually it would hurt their iOS market greatly. iOS devices are worthless without their third party apps. And these apps can only be produced on a Mac. In fact, I bought my Mac so that I could build iOS apps. If not for 3rd party apps, it
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lisperforlife
15y ago
If you have to borrow at 36%, you are doing it wrong. You must consider your exit strategies or simply look for a job.
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15y ago
Alright Captain Obvious. Design alone is horseshit. Engineering alone is horshit. Blogging alone is horseshit. Marketing alone is horseshit. But put these together in the right proportion and you get a beautiful product. The proportion d
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lisperforlife
15y ago
May be he is smarter than the other utter idiots around him but he is still an idiot nevertheless. https://twitter.com/#!/search/%23IdiotKapilSibal
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lisperforlife
15y ago
Sibal is an idiot. Nobody in India takes him seriously. When he is not busy kissing sonia and rahul's ass, he talks from his own.
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lisperforlife
15y ago
My mother succumbed to cancer over 10 years back. I was in my late teens and remember the treatment being way more painful than the cure. The medical care was so bad in india that once the nurse messed up the chemo shot and delivered it wro
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15y ago
This is true. I've found that I find it vastly enjoyable working with startups. Even if it is a couple of guys with an idea, they take time to talk about the background and they are in the selling mode. I feel more energetic and worthwhile
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15y ago
The same here. I do not think I would use a Mac OSX if they said that app store was the only way to get software.
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lisperforlife
15y ago
Yes please. No semicolons. And please make it look a lot more like CoffeeScript than Java.
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15y ago
I went through this phase recently. And there was a surprisingly easy solution out of it. Finding new clients and get into a habit of working out. Both these activities have given me a new lease of energy to approach problems. As the client
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15y ago
+1 for vagrant. It is awesome. It integrates well with Chef for provisioning. I would definitely recommend it.
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lisperforlife
15y ago
Thanks for all the hard work. You guys are awesome. BTW, it is business hours in India. :-)
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