rkneufeld

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Introducing Speaker Profit Sharing at Clojure Remote(clojureremote.com)
2 points by rkneufeld 10y ago|0 comments
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Clojure Remote is on again for 2017. Big changes announced this Friday(clojureremote.com)
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Clojure Remote CFP is now open(clojureremote.com)
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Clojure Remote site is live. Early-bird tickets available(clojureremote.com)
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What is Simulation Testing?(homegrown.io)
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Before you begin; Three crucial models for successfully designing sim tests(homegrown.io)
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Interview: Paul de Grandis on Simulation Testing(homegrown.io)
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Sim-Template – A Clojure Template for Simulation Testing(homegrown.io)
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My new book "Application Architecture for Developers" comes out today(rkn.io)
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Application Architecture for Developers(rkn.io)
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Datomic Antipatterns: Conn as a Value(rkn.io)
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Comprehensive tutorial for the pedestal-app library(github.com)
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by rkneufeld 13y ago
That's a tough question to answer right now since we don't know how much help we're going to get. I'm expecting Luke and I write at least half of the book–I'd be ecstatic if we got that much help. On the other han
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by rkneufeld 13y ago
One of the big things we'd like to accomplish is building a book out of things the community needs. I've felt this pain myself. I'd strongly suggest you submit "idea" issues for the topics you feel most uneasy about
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Clojure Cookbook is now accepting contributions(contribute.clojure-cookbook.com)
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by rkneufeld 14y ago
Pedestal ships with absolutely zero dependence on Datomic, and we intend to keep it that way. Datomic is a fantastic tool, but even we understand that it might not always be the right tool for the job. As such, we've built Pedestal with lit
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by rkneufeld 14y ago
Ryan from Relevance here. It is true some of the ideas behind pedestal have been around for a couple years, but always as tweaks and hacks over top of existing frameworks. Every project has had its own unique and most importantly, local, im
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by rkneufeld 14y ago
Duly noted. It's been a real whirlwind getting this stuff out the door in time for Clojure/west and better documentation is one of our major goals following the release. - Ryan @ Relevance
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Conformity: schemas/data/whatever for Datomic(github.com)
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Check in your .gitconfig without fear of including your github token(blog.ryanneufeld.ca)
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Building a Bare-bones NPM package (with mocha & travis-ci)(blog.ryanneufeld.ca)
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by rkneufeld 15y ago
I can't believe nobody has mentioned its laxative effect. My chemistry teacher used to tell every class about the tough guy who thought he could ingest some phenolphthalein and didn't even make it to the door before relieving himself.
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by rkneufeld 15y ago
But... what if Zed and Nick are also actually Github!?
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by rkneufeld 16y ago
I've been working at home for about six months now, three of which I've taken care of our daughter from 9am-1pm. I start working at 7am until my wife leaves for her part-time job (while she is on maternity from her teaching position). Durin
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by rkneufeld 16y ago
I don't see why this is even an issue. I imagined the link would contain a perspective on why coffee is bad in some way to productivity or personal health but instead I see a length conversation on how to reply to "let's do coffee sometimes
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by rkneufeld 16y ago
I started writing on (defacing) cash I gave to friends for birthday's with the words "Gift Card". That works too.
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by rkneufeld 16y ago
Behold, MR.Prime! https://github.com/rkneufeld/mr_prime It's a little ruby Miller-Rabin primality tester I wrote with my friend in Crypto class that can handle ~500 digit primes in less than a few seconds. I think my friend also wrote a C