profchaos69

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   by profchaos69 6y ago

   I’ve been using piano marvel which does exactly that, and find it pretty great. The only issues with it are that it’s built on somewhat old tech and can be a bit buggy, but for actually learning pieces it is genuinely useful (I’m around gra
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   by profchaos69 6y ago

   Looks good, although you might want a native English speaker to proof read the copy, doesn’t bother me but there are enough mistakes to be off putting to some.
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   by profchaos69 6y ago

   Open source?
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   by profchaos69 6y ago

   Does this mean I can use tools like https://github.com/metabase/metabase with crux? Awesome if so!
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   An interview with Alan Kay (March 2020)(juxt.pro)

   4 points by profchaos69 6y ago|0 comments
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   by profchaos69 7y ago

   Do you have any advice on where to read up on this sort of thing? I’ve always been interested but never acted upon it. Now seems like a good time to understand more about how our world actually works in terms of the economy
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   by profchaos69 7y ago

   This looks promising https://juxt.pro/crux/index.html datalog, high performance, flexible deployment options, open source. especially interesting for us because you can actually remove data for gdpr/compliance re
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   by profchaos69 7y ago

   There’s an open source ‘version’ of datomic with a lot of the same features (Datalog, immutability, as-of queries etc) called Crux, I’ve played around with it on side projects and think it’s pretty awesome