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by mullr 6y ago
My recipe for using twitter in psychologically sustainable way: 1) Follow only people you have met in person, or otherwise directly corresponded with. I make very few exceptions to this. 2) Disable all retweets. Twitter doesn't make th
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by mullr 7y ago
It does.
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by mullr 7y ago
Yeah, that's by far the most likely. Note that one of Gernot's non-goals is "Stopping you from shooting yourself in the foot": this is to be taken seriously. The userland libraries provided by SeL4 have no proof evidence
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by mullr 7y ago
Alternatively, if you were using them to force a barrier in the query plan, it could completely tank. Thankfully it can be turned off, and they did this in a major release.
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by mullr 8y ago
The term likely comes from max/msp, which has a “bang” message with a similar function.
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by mullr 8y ago
I've struggled with jogl as well. Clojure being hosted is a definitely a double-edged sword; while it makes it possible to use something like jogl, actually doing so can require you know something (or a lot of things) about the underly
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by mullr 8y ago
> I do suspect that the survey is under-weighting how much beginners must struggle to navigate setting up CLASSPATH. If you don't come to Clojure from Java then the toolchain is a bit intimidating with whatever a Maven is, followed
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by mullr 8y ago
Can’t speak for aerospace, but at least for automotive systems, the functional safety standards that dictate what you have to do for the most critical parts of the system are kind of a joke. They amount to a lot of test coverage, lint tooli
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by mullr 8y ago
> In every single time, management outsourced and took the bid from the lowest priced company. Turns out good engineers make good money. I've worked with some brilliant engineers from India-based consulting teams, and they were not
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by mullr 8y ago
https://github.com/the-little-typer/pie
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by mullr 9y ago
Rocksmith is good fun, if you like that sort of thing.
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by mullr 9y ago
I can find no reference to this; it appears he may have three daughters but they all share his surname. Source?
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by mullr 11y ago
"Code reviews become annotations" - cool feature, and it identifies a real problem. I don't think it solves it though. We've learned many times that your source code and its history are the thing you care about. Spread
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by mullr 11y ago
Really high performance Java code tries to avoid any allocations on the hot paths, since that requires GC. This means a lot of in-place mutation on pre-allocated objects. (Lucene does this, for example) While this isn't impossible in C
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by mullr 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Morse_code says that 'o' was encoded as 'dit <space> dit', whereas 'i' was encoded as 'dit dit'. International Morse Code changes &#x
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by mullr 11y ago
Notably absent is anything in the lisp family, which excel at symbolic manipulation. Here's a Clojure version, both vanilla and with core.match. https://gist.github.com/mullr/d655db18ebb7aa77a62e
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by mullr 11y ago
http://autorefactor.org/html/samples.html
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by mullr 11y ago
'ci(' works, I just tried it. I don't know the 't' parameter there, but 'da(' works as expected as well.
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Show HN: Micrologic – A tiny, literate implementation of miniKanren/core.logic(mullr.github.io)
28 points by mullr 12y ago|0 comments
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by mullr 12y ago
Is it? The cool thing demonstrated here is that you can send functions over the wire. I can't find any facility in Finagle to do that. Indeed, prior to JVM 8 the permgen made such systems all but impossible in java-land.
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by mullr 12y ago
(when (seq s) ...) reads to me as "do this as long as I can treat s sequentially". The following operations on s require it to be seqable, so it's like a runtime type check. not-empty is less direct, and feels like it's
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by mullr 13y ago
A good way to frame this: http://martinfowler.com/bliki/TestPyramid.html
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by mullr 13y ago
> audio software/hardware manufacturers tend to ignore Windows Really? Apogee is the only manufacturer in this market I can think of, out of many, that supports Apple products but not Windows. All latency-fearing Windows audio softw
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by mullr 13y ago
Clojure is dynamically typed, homoiconic, and places a lot of emphasis on immutability and managing state. Scala has different design goals. Idiomatic Clojure code is quite different, structurally, from idiomatic Scala. You should try it, a
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by mullr 13y ago
Market researcher, that is.
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by mullr 13y ago
http://pouchdb.com/faq.html addresses many of these questions.
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by mullr 13y ago
The technical details: https://developers.seagate.com/display/KV/Kinetic+Open+Stora... The important, actual TLDR: "Kinetic Open Storage is a drive architecture in which the drive is a key/value server w
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by mullr 13y ago
There's a lot of hate bouncing around here for Jenkins. Can we stop for a moment and remember what it meant to set up a build system before Jenkins was around? Sure, it's not rocket science, but Jenkins made things quite a lot
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by mullr 13y ago
It never occurred to me that they'd be using tagged pointers for Objective-C runtime stuff. Of course it's obviously a good idea, but only after hearing it does it become so. Objective-C is always more dynamic than you think it is
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by mullr 13y ago
Clearly this is not surprising. Amazon has an interesting problem - they exist as an alternative to real-estate heavy consumer goods businesses, and yet they now find they need real-estate. They new a partner with stores in many locations,

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