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marcofiset
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marcofiset
4y ago
> now that the pandemic is over Ha. That's news to me. Here in QC, Canada our hospitals are still suffering a lot from overcrowding covid patients. Cases are on the rise again. It's far from over.
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marcofiset
4y ago
You may want to look into XTDB then. Not quite the same as Datomic, but they share many similarities. It's free and open-source.
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4y ago
You basically described Lisp.
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marcofiset
4y ago
EU is making some solid moves in the legislation against tech giants. I love it.
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marcofiset
5y ago
Why is this tagged 2021? It's an article from 2017.
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5y ago
It's very barebones though, basic movement + get in and out of insert mode using i/I or a/A. Basic commands like y, d, c + motion are not supported yet.
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marcofiset
5y ago
Why not call this for what it is? It's CSP in C. Go is not the only language in which CSP is used as the concurrency model. I understand using "Go-style" as an adjective to describe this makes it easier for the uninitiated bu
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marcofiset
5y ago
Who's saying better games? Exclusivity != quality.
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5y ago
You are missing out. This game is worth way more than what it sells for.
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marcofiset
5y ago
How was "strobe warning" not enough warning for you? Just chill.
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5y ago
Hugo supports org-mode natively. It's not a very widely known feature but it does work.
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marcofiset
5y ago
Pretty sure that was exactly the point of that segment.
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marcofiset
5y ago
It depends on your definition of full stack . What do you make of solo-preneurs, who handle every single thing in their business including the technical/coding side?
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marcofiset
5y ago
I'm curious as to what do you consider being subpar tooling, or on-par tooling for that matter.
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marcofiset
5y ago
There's way too much bloat in modern web dev. Not everything benefits from being a SPA (quite the contrary).
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marcofiset
5y ago
Not everyone is using social media to make money.
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marcofiset
5y ago
How would you cover the whole planet if things can only go in a single direction? Things orbiting around a sphere must cross paths at some point in order to get global coverage.
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5y ago
I've been in that exact situation before. I definitely wouldn't recommend putting oneself in that position. I won't every be working for a company again where the culture is not built around remote work. The company I work fo
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marcofiset
5y ago
https://www.braveclojure.com/ is where I first learned Clojure and I recommend it wholeheartedly. It is directed towards complete newcomers to the language.
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6y ago
Exactly. Functional programming is pretty much all about being very mindful of when to use state vs pure functions.
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6y ago
What would be an example of "problems that are shaped in an object-oriented way"? That just doesn't sound like a thing to me. That may originate from a bias you may have from developing primarily in OO languages. Clojure does
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6y ago
> The unusual client UI is their main selling point Exactly. That's why I'd like to use their app as an IMAP client to retrieve emails from my gmail account. Not the other way around.
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marcofiset
6y ago
I sure hope that custom domains will be included in that price. If so, I'll gladly pay the premium amount for the extra features.
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marcofiset
6y ago
Per the FAQ: if you paid for at least a year, you can then cancel and have your @hey.com forward all emails to another address of your choosing, forever.
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6y ago
> That life would be very empty and boring. Being addiction-free doesn't mean that you can't enjoy the occasional cup of coffee or alcoholic drink. As long as you're not addicted, some amount of short-term pleasure is perf
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marcofiset
7y ago
That couldn't be more wrong.
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marcofiset
7y ago
There's no reason we can't make rich, useful and intuitive software that's crazy fast with today's tools.
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7y ago
What does that mean for the uninitiated?
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marcofiset
7y ago
As far as I'm concerned, it could be a single function if they really wanted.
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marcofiset
7y ago
By whose definition? There are more board games labelled 14+ releasing every year than there ever was
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