loevborg

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   by loevborg 7y ago

   Thanks so much for digging this up! So the version in the article is a pseudo-quote?
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   by loevborg 7y ago

   For more concrete recommendations in a similar spirit, check out https://github.com/pesterhazy/blissful-bash
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   by loevborg 7y ago

   > The parens are the shadow cast by Lisp's consistency, which is the reason to wish for Lisp in the first place. Beautiful. I'm stealing that, with your permission?
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   by loevborg 7y ago

   Another Pitcher here. We're betting big on Clojure(Script) and are hiring! If you're curious, feel free to reach out (my email address is in my profile).
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   by loevborg 7y ago

   ... but whose native language often isn't English.
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   by loevborg 8y ago

   OP here - interesting perspective, especially the parallel drawn to dynamic/static types. Thanks for the thoughtful post
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   Monorepos and the Fallacy of Scale(presumably.de)

   104 points by loevborg 8y ago|118 comments
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   by loevborg 8y ago

   I couldn't agree more. What DDIA gives you, most of all, is context - why does replication (or partitioning, or horizontal scaling, or ACID) matter? A must read for any working programmer today.
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   by loevborg 8y ago

   Ted Nelson's eulogy for Doug Engelbart https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMjPqr1s-cg
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    by loevborg 8y ago

    It's one of the simplest language to pronounce, along with Spanish
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    by loevborg 8y ago

    In most applications, replacing HTTP with WebSockets is a big mistake. HTTP is cachable, can be proxied, inspected via curl and examined in Chrome's devtools. More importantly, typical app communication with the server has request-resp
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    by loevborg 8y ago

    Agreed, it could work with Keycloak, or other 3rd party libraries, depending on the amount of collaboration between JS and Elm. My point was that some things that are simple when you can pass around promises suddenly get very complicated wh
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    by loevborg 8y ago

    Check out this comment for an explanation of why Ports cannot possibly cover all use cases: https://www.reddit.com/r/elm/comments/99bzf8/elm_or_reasonml...
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    by loevborg 8y ago

    Oh my God, how did I not know this? This is extremely useful.
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    by loevborg 9y ago

    Gerhard Kreisler, who sings in German, is from the same time and every bit as witty and creative musically. In a weird turn of events, when he lived in the U.S. Kreisler must have crossed paths with Lehrer, as they both became famous for a
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    by loevborg 9y ago

    Rich Hickey, Effective Programs - an examination of the essence of what we do as programmers (for many of us, wirting "situated programs"), and a spirited defense of dynamically typed languages: https://www.youtube.com&
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    by loevborg 9y ago

    Any news when the new release will come out? I like to keep to master, but wouldn't mind an upgrade to a stable version soon.
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    Atomic counter as a service(numeri.xyz)

    2 points by loevborg 9y ago|0 comments
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    by loevborg 9y ago

    When you say "cancellable promises", that means that you cannot use native JS promises, correct?
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    by loevborg 9y ago

    Can you tail cloudwatch logs in real time, ideally from the command line? For debugging situations, I'd like to send a request to my app server and then see the server response live, or with little delay.
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    by loevborg 9y ago

    Ha, I didn't realize that you could change the question title or even leave it out altogether without breaking the link. Neat!
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    by loevborg 9y ago

    By the way, if you get a chance to see Bondarchuk's 6 hour version of War and Peace , don't miss it. It's epic, beautiful and highly experimental. It's worth seeing just for the aerial shots during the war scenes.
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    by loevborg 9y ago

    Clojure has a fantastic track record of not breaking existing code. Changing clojure's `#inst` to a different class would probably entail such a backward-incompatible change. There are also still people running Java 1.7.
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    by loevborg 10y ago

    Why does Bootstrap 4 feel like a sinking ship?
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    by loevborg 10y ago

    "Accidental complexity" and "incidental complexity" are usually taken to be synonymous, to be contrasted with "inherent complexity".
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    by loevborg 10y ago

    The tooling around iOS is a mess. Provisioning profiles, entitlements, plists, signing identities, APN certificates, keychains, targets, frameworks, service extensions are pretty much impenetrable. None of it makes sense conceptually and ev
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    by loevborg 10y ago

    I'd even be happy to have just a simple general-purpose text-ui tree viewer. There's tree(1) and ncdu(2) but they doesn't really work for anything except directory trees.
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    by loevborg 10y ago

    The technology looks interesting, but can I switch off the devices remotely? It would be great to switch off home appliances, not just monitor their usage. For example, if I left the stove on, do I need to drive back to my home?
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    by loevborg 10y ago

    Apple has always put dollars first and foremost. Its always been odd to me that the Apple fanboys and girls care so little about that.
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    by loevborg 10y ago

    Thanks for posting this, Bresson is an enigmatic favorite.