pandeiro

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   by pandeiro 10y ago

   Source?
2. 62.▲
   by pandeiro 10y ago

   Did you blog/gist that example, by any chance?
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   by pandeiro 10y ago

   I really love the idea and style of this blog post and the project's README. I recognized the style from somewhere and then realized it was the same author as "Example Driven Development"[1], another one that showed up on HN
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   by pandeiro 10y ago

   Knowing where to use `subscribe` (vs pure components) is an art and something that gets easier/clearer as you understand the app better. I'm happy to take responsibility for that aspect of the architecture though; the library&#x27
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   by pandeiro 10y ago

   > there just wasn't a compelling reason to keep it over es6 - hiccup syntax / sexps are trees analogous to the HTML you're constantly generating, and first-class supported data structures supported by the language which ne
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   by pandeiro 10y ago

   What about re-frame is "a mess"? Pretty tiny API surface, solely aimed at forcing the best practices of unidirectional data flow / single source of truth. Have you ever looked at what the same thing entails in JavaScript, ie
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   by pandeiro 10y ago

   I don't think you can foster a culture of ownership and responsibility where developers are "protected" from decision-making and involvement in other activities. The code isn't written in a vacuum, but as a function of t
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   by pandeiro 10y ago

   "Government is the entertainment division of the military industrial complex." - Frank Zappa Never truer than in 2016.
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   by pandeiro 10y ago

   Load balancers often being a single point of failure in even fairly large org's, this is especially painful.
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    by pandeiro 11y ago

    OP writes really well. Found myself reading the README of his Python web framework (which I'll never use) just because of the clarity, style and pedagogical approach. Hope there's more on the way.
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    by pandeiro 11y ago

    In what sense?
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    by pandeiro 11y ago

    Thanks, this is exactly what I was hoping to hear. Curious if you dual boot Chrome/Arch or not; I plan to.
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    by pandeiro 11y ago

    I've just purchased one, and to go along with it, I ordered a 128GB SD card and a 64GB USB C pen drive, bringing the total capacity to 256GB. The removable storage obviously won't be as fast, but I believe I can keep my daily work
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    by pandeiro 11y ago

    I'm surprised no one has mentioned the Chromebook Pixel. It seems like a pretty ideal machine for anyone whose primary development OS would be Linux. Is there really nobody that went for the 16GB RAM version who can speak about the exp
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    Ask HN: What's your primary development laptop?

    59 points by pandeiro 11y ago|142 comments
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    by pandeiro 11y ago

    toxi's thi-ng/geom[1] library deserves a mention in this space. [1]: https://github.com/thi-ng/geom
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    by pandeiro 11y ago

    I applaud trying to spread the news about these awesome technologies, but personally I think it would be much more helpful to _not_ hide what's going on behind a template generator. The build.boot file itself is easy enough to write[1]
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    by pandeiro 11y ago

    It just amazes me that programmers would use anything else.
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    by pandeiro 11y ago

    Aside from the pithy syntax compared to even the most futuristic ECMAScript, meaning frontend code is faster and easier to write (and throw away, if need be), there's another key element Clojure brings to solving this API proliferation
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    by pandeiro 11y ago

    What's not stated in the article, re: "Why we use Om", is that much of Om's adoption was because of its high-profile creator and all the status/momentum that brings along. But I think it's approaching a consens
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    by pandeiro 11y ago

    Umm, taking nothing away from his incredible stewardship and everything, but that's not true. I believe Rich Hickey et al did the first implementation. Not to mention that contributors have added hundreds of commits.
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    by pandeiro 11y ago

    Many years later, as he faced the firing squad... http://www.learner.org/courses/worldlit/one-hundred-years-of...
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    by pandeiro 11y ago

    Can a browser REPL-connected Cursive auto-complete based on the browser environment?
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    by pandeiro 11y ago

    What ClojureScript-specific features does Cursive offer?
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    by pandeiro 12y ago

    From the title, I thought there might be something insightful about the importance and difficulty of maintaining concentration when working with the large, complex, abstract and mostly invisible structures that software consists of. Inste
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    by pandeiro 12y ago

    Putting 'for Mac OS X/iOS' in title would be nice
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    by pandeiro 12y ago

    I'm guessing it would package up Rhino and use that on Android.
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    by pandeiro 12y ago

    Has anyone who's seen the actual code comment? From what I understood on the video, this is going to be distributed via a repo that is essentially already an iOS or Android template? There wasn't much talk about the compilation pr
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    by pandeiro 12y ago

    tldr: git clone git://github.com/feature-expressions/clojurescript cd clojurescript/feature-macros-demo make deps make demo
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    by pandeiro 12y ago

    Add some immutable data and sweet.js macros and you've nearly got ClojureScript!