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I suspect you are yearning for a shared syntax that supports distinct constructs for declarative structure (layout), composable functions for inheriting/overriding style and imperative/functional glue for behaviour. For me, Reagen
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4y ago
Lisp did this to me for every other programming language.
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Implicit branching in Pijul is a killer feature (IMO): https://pijul.org/
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4y ago
Anecdote: As a pale-skinned male, I used to lather myself in sunscreen. Then I cut out seed oils. I no longer burn. Totally stopped using sunscreen.
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4y ago
Thanks! Did not know some browsers would invisibly retry requests that returned 408.
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For those interested in database query languages, it is worth knowing about Datalog, the query language behind Datomic, XTDB and Datahike: http://www.learndatalogtoday.org/ E.g. a parameterised aggregate query that retrieve
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4y ago
By...removing the park?
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Perhaps not what you mean by “certification,” but any candidates who passed electrical engineering or physics are at the top of my list for hiring.
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4y ago
It redirected me to something called "Digger" at Digger.dev. Are you the same company?
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Under "Try it right here," my first instinct was to drag-and-drop the components from the left onto the right pane.
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Note the total lack of obesity.
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XTDB is a general-purpose bitemporal database with graph query capabilities: https://xtdb.com/
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The Move to the Edge is one of the strongest trends in technology. So, yes. I would never best against it. (applies to computing and other technologies like power production and agriculture)
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Why would someone use Joy on Janet over Reitit & Ring on top of Clojure? I see Janet is small and embeddable. Does that mean faster startup time than a full JVM? It's nice that most of Janes the literals match Clojure, so aside fro
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Junk mail affects my life.
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Incredibly good sales copy by someone who understands their target market.
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Consequences.
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What's a 3090?
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Corollary: maybe things that kill you, also lower IQ? E.g. lead poisoning.
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4y ago
Does that mean we can use core.async channels without the `go` macro? How would this look?
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4y ago
Life expectancy gains of ”3.9, 3.8, 1.9, and 0.9, respectively,” seem low for a major intervention, but mean age was 65.6. Not sure how gains stack when combined, if at all.
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4y ago
@johndavid9991, do you work from home alone?
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5y ago
I spent a year working on an automatic volume control product[^1], but this smells of correlation...noise ~ heart damage? The most polluted and stressful places are also the noisiest. And what causes the noise? Burning of jet fuel and hydro
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5y ago
http://petrustheron.com/
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5y ago
First thought: sensor and emitter are also symmetrical.
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For the HN crowd, it may be worth noting that AutoCAD was developed in a dialect of Lisp called AutoLISP.
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I de-Googled my life over this type of event.
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5y ago
Does lead exposure cause autism?
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Your honour, leading the witness. Everyone is not using Google.
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5y ago
Bitemporal Database: https://xtdb.com/ Datomic: https://www.datomic.com/
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