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by robertfw 4y ago
There is no "state" beyond this. It's a functional interface, if you will.
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by robertfw 4y ago
It's a pretty big risk to make any kind of conclusions off of shared images like this, not knowing what the earlier prompts were, including any possible jailbreaks or "role plays".
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by robertfw 4y ago
I've found Calva for VS Code to be excellent, what do you think is missing there?
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by robertfw 4y ago
What XML pain are you referring to? It's not something I've had to deal with in ~3-4 years of professional Clojure work The slow start times are meaningless for long lived servers, which Clojure is best suited for. For fast startu
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by robertfw 4y ago
this is why I love spec (though I am starting to explore replacing it with malli)
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by robertfw 5y ago
> - ease the onboarding. Every few months I try to give clojure another shot, and every few months _some_ part of the setup has changed and / or is broken. What are you finding that is breaking? Backwards compatibility is pretty ste
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by robertfw 5y ago
Then perhaps count yourself lucky to not have had some of these used against you.
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by robertfw 6y ago
Have a look at matrix - https://matrix.org/
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by robertfw 6y ago
What nonsense. I did not choose to be born with a neurological condition.
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by robertfw 6y ago
The error messages were what got me to stop using Clojure when I first tried it out several years ago, the revamped error messages are what helped me to stick with it to the point of building out a complex production system. Dramatic improv
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by robertfw 6y ago
> the runtime, the development tooling, and selection of libraries and other integrations is about as good as it gets This is a great feature of Clojure, being able to access all of the benefits of the Java ecosystem and the zillions of
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by robertfw 6y ago
I don't see why it would be a reason not to use it. Just don't set it as your default SMS app.
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by robertfw 6y ago
I use flux on my windows box to tone down the colour temperature at night, and it's a real eye saver.
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by robertfw 6y ago
I would argue that focusing solely on the nobility of those who died in combat while ignoring what led to them being forced into combat in the first place, is political. I think the poppy, and Remembrance Day in general, spends far too litt
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by robertfw 6y ago
Matrix really does seem like the ideal future platform to build on, I've started poking around it and really like what I see. Does anyone with more experience want to chime in on what they've found using it?
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by robertfw 6y ago
> To be fair "long preparing revolutionary" people tend to be dogmatic loons who are obsessed with some pure concept * citation needed
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by robertfw 6y ago
Considering the number of abandoned tailings ponds etc, this seems pretty laughable in reality
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by robertfw 6y ago
There's quite a bit of speculation that dolphins, orcas, and sperm whales are already using communication with sufficient complexity to be seen as language. Here's a great talk that sent me on a recent youtube dive on the subject
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by robertfw 6y ago
I remember being very excited by RethinkDB, it was a huge shame to see that go down. I feel like they signed their own death warrant by making a product that was super easy to use and was well documented.. so no support contracts, because s
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by robertfw 7y ago
Bezos asking for donations for a fund to help his workers was the final straw for me. The gap between his wealth, and the way they treat workers, is obscene.
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by robertfw 7y ago
CPAPs i believe have been ruled out as they vent exhalations indiscriminately, spreading the virus throughout the space.
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by robertfw 7y ago
Why on earth would he be the most qualified person for that?
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by robertfw 7y ago
In the same vein, check out "Machine with Concrete" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5q-BH-tvxEg
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by robertfw 7y ago
When I tried this a few years ago (shortly after getting my Vive), the text resolution and comfort just wasn't good enough for long periods of time. I'm curious if anyone has had more success with newer VR headsets
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by robertfw 7y ago
Perhaps not club, but most definitely festival
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by robertfw 7y ago
> there are more software engineers working on open source software than there is on closed software I would have thought that the opposite is the case; most engineers work on closed source software
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by robertfw 7y ago
Implementing proper UBI and reducing poverty would cause a similar reduction in crime. It's not the end-all solution, but as societies build more safety nets, shift towards rehabilititive instead of punitive justice, and generally incr
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by robertfw 7y ago
I just saw a job posting that was looking for someone with 3+ years of experience, and the list of required skills would have taken easily double that working flat out to acquire
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Conj 2019 – Ghost in the Generative Shell – Scarlet Spectacular(youtube.com)
1 points by robertfw 7y ago|0 comments
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by robertfw 7y ago
Praise, for putting people in camps with inadequate medical care and inhumane treatment? I'll pass on the praise,thanks

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