phyrex

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by phyrex 6y ago
The way you use them and how you model the world with them seems very similar to me
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by phyrex 6y ago
iPhone finger print data isn't sent anywhere; it stays on the phone
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by phyrex 6y ago
The exact same way as with every other vaccine from any other country.
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by phyrex 7y ago
Well that's certainly well deserved!
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by phyrex 7y ago
You may also enjoy Clojure's core.clj: https://github.com/clojure/clojure/blob/master/src/clj/cloju...
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by phyrex 7y ago
I'm on the side of lisp here, but in OOP you'd usually write something like val.firstFn().secondFn()
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by phyrex 7y ago
I mean that’s basically the JVM, isn’t it?
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by phyrex 7y ago
I’m nearsighted and feel offended by “see sharp”! /s
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by phyrex 7y ago
Clojure? The java ecosystem is the only thing that rivals the python one, and Clojure integrates very well.
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by phyrex 7y ago
No I don't think so. It definitely popped up before I pressed anything for me.
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by phyrex 7y ago
Not on my iPhone you haven’t
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by phyrex 7y ago
"Designing Data-Intensive Applications" by Martin Kleppmann touches on this subject: http://dataintensive.net
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by phyrex 7y ago
You can make an argument for something, without demeaning something else
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by phyrex 7y ago
*datascript
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by phyrex 7y ago
Or it is actually the noise. For some people that is really how it is - I am one one of them
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by phyrex 7y ago
pretty sure he meant datalog indexes, not datomic
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by phyrex 7y ago
Clojure seems to do pretty well in that regard
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by phyrex 7y ago
The screen is the component that uses up the most energy though. By having a smaller screen, you can get by with a smaller battery.
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by phyrex 7y ago
There are many reasons why people are vegetarian. Environmental, spiritual, ethical, health, digestion issues, etc. So it very much depends on the reason, and on the specifics. Speaking for myself, I'm an ethical vegan and I would prob
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by phyrex 7y ago
I don't want another social network or collaboration platform, I just wants something that synchronizes files across machines :/
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by phyrex 7y ago
Could you explain why you like this better than a traditional multi monitor layout? And how wouldit compare to vertical monitors horizontally next to each other?
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by phyrex 7y ago
It’s president Xi, my friend, the Chinese put the family name first and American media usually sticks with “Xi Jinping”.
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by phyrex 7y ago
Good god I need to buy you a beer, those were incredible. Let me know if you ever get to Toronto!
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by phyrex 7y ago
I’m in Beijing right now and it’s nowhere as bad as you describe (which is how it was ten years ago). Electric cars and scooters are everywhere. China really seems to be trying to get their environmental shit together, it’s just a big proje
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by phyrex 8y ago
A lot of us still feel that way. The trade off is still there, and in many situation I still don’t find types to be worth the trouble.
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by phyrex 8y ago
> Sadly the language has nothing to help me Except that is the whole point of spec. Yes, it’s not available for all libraries, but can always add it when you need it, and you don’t need it that often.
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by phyrex 8y ago
You can do that yourself if you care ( https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zp0OEDcAro0 ) but I get what you mean. On the other hand, on a server application a REPL on exception wouldn’t help me.
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by phyrex 8y ago
“Certain edge cases” being everything that doesn’t include startup time? It makes sense to me that a kit would be able to optimize better than an aot compiler. If you claim otherwise I’d like to see some sources.
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by phyrex 8y ago
If that’s your use case you might want to check out https://fennel-lang.org
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by phyrex 8y ago
OTOH clojure script is completely written in clojurescript

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