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by preek 9y ago
Some time ago, I wrote a small blog post about that Tramp and remote editing files with eshell: http://200ok.ch/posts/edit-remote-files-with-emacs.html
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by preek 9y ago
For the Emacs users, there's eshell - a Shell, implemented in Elisp with the common GNU tooling, but also with the option to hook into regular elisp functions. Pretty cool stuff!
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by preek 9y ago
I'm one of the authors, AMA.
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Writing solid End-to-End-Tests with Buoys(200ok.ch)
4 points by preek 9y ago|1 comments
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by preek 9y ago
I wouldn’t say that. Clojure has been adopting React as soon as it came out and brought great contributions like Code hot reloading. Something that still has no parallel in JS. Yes, I know about module hot loading with various JS frameworks
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by preek 9y ago
The ability to fold is defintively important to org-mode, but that's not really the point. Folding is a core-feature of Emacs (hs-minor-mode: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs
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Write your own brightness control(200ok.ch)
1 points by preek 9y ago|0 comments
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Redux in 30 lines of ClojureScript(200ok.ch)
9 points by preek 9y ago|0 comments
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by preek 9y ago
If I can help you configure it / set it up, just shoot me a message. Also: pull requests are always welcome^^
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by preek 9y ago
I'm one of the authors, AMA.
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Show HN: Open Source Crowdfunding platform(github.com)
7 points by preek 9y ago|3 comments
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by preek 9y ago
I am the author of the project. If you've got any questions, just drop me a line.
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Show HN: Open source crowdfunding platform(200ok.ch)
12 points by preek 9y ago|3 comments
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Beating 2048 using Clojure(200ok.ch)
4 points by preek 9y ago|1 comments
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by preek 9y ago
Thx for sharing. Writing a too complicated front-end is probably one of those situations that I am getting into more often in the last years.. After some 15 years doing web dev, I'm starting to encourage SPAs more and more sparingly -
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by preek 9y ago
OPs story sounded really dangerous - rewriting an existing app that is in scale with unproven tech. Care to share some fun facts on what you're doing right now? Please?(;
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Use Emacs for mass renaming of files(200ok.ch)
4 points by preek 9y ago|0 comments
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Coders Tip: Commit and push at least at the end of the day(200ok.ch)
1 points by preek 9y ago|1 comments
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by preek 9y ago
JS already has a proper concurrency model which is the event loop. What it doesn't have is a model for parallelism. It's important to understand the difference! It can be hard to grasp at first, because few people make the proper
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by preek 9y ago
As (male) founder of collecture.io, I am happy to say that our experiences differs quite a lot! Our newest addition to the team works primarily in sales. She's not the first woman on the small team, but she's the one that has most
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by preek 9y ago
RMS actually looked into Python after someone said to him that it's an accetable Lisp. Turns out he didn't concur - as do I. I did some years of professional Python development and it's a very nice language compared to most -
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by preek 9y ago
I learned that my mobile is (to me) mostly a distraction and sometimes good to look up things. Actually moving the tooling to the desktop was therefore a good thing. But: I definively can look things up from org through an app called Mobile
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by preek 9y ago
I'm a big fan of Gtd since 6 years. I used to use CulturedCode Things, Evernote, Dropbox, Minco(time tracking) and Mail.app. After some years of use and multiple spikes into other setups, I migrated to using Emacs org-mode with git and
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by preek 9y ago
Well, they most probably have programmed in Clojure before. Because otherwise introducing re-frame doesn't make too much sense. Plus, you're speaking to the creator or the great Clojure Web framework luminus which I can recommend
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by preek 9y ago
At Collecture.io, we love re-frame about as much as we love Clojure and Emacs^^ Thanks to re-frame we have exactly the same logical FRP abstraction and Code in our Android, iOS and Web Application. It's a great framework to work with -
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by preek 9y ago
In hindsight, this seems so obvious! Thank you for sharing this hack. I think I will employ it regularly in the future.
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by preek 9y ago
Count me in^^
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by preek 9y ago
Oh my, now I'm excited^_^ Big shout out to the great DCL team of Ungleich! I've been a customer of their previous hosting offering for many years and can only recommend their services. They are the best in the business!
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by preek 9y ago
I'm running Debian boxes 100% of the time on VirtualBox since 4 years. I run macOS, but only as a host, I spend about 95% of my time within Debian boxes. Never had a problem that Debian didn't run 'out of the box' within
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by preek 9y ago
I'm using offlineimap, too. It's not running longer than a program like Mail.app when it has been synched once. The first run, of course, might take a while if you have lots of mails(; Regarding literate configuration: It's b

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