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by sgrove 12y ago
As someone on a team working very hard on cutting-edge techniques to improve web development, I disagree entirely. While I complain more than anyone I know about the underlying infrastructure, it's a salvageable situation. In fact, bec
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by sgrove 12y ago
There was a similar idea in the book, Daemon. Seems more feasible now with CV/ubiquitous sensors. http://www.amazon.com/Daemon-Daniel-Suarez/dp/0451228731
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DataScript – Datomic in ClojureScript(github.com)
143 points by sgrove 12y ago|34 comments
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Decomposing Web App Development(tonsky.me)
11 points by sgrove 12y ago|0 comments
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Pixel Art Editor – Built with Om (ClojureScript)(github.com)
2 points by sgrove 13y ago|0 comments
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by sgrove 13y ago
The choice between a masters and working in Clojure is a fantastic one to have! I certainly wouldn't use the word 'alas'. We've given talks on some stuff we believe is cutting-edge in UI work not just for the browser (th
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by sgrove 13y ago
San Francisco, CA - Zenbox. Software Engineer. [LOCAL | RELOCATE OK] We're a YC company with a friendly-beta sales tool (close to going public-beta) that helps small and large companies catch opportunities from slipping through the cra
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by sgrove 13y ago
Just got our delivery now, fantastic service. I hope the unit-economics work out, because I'd certainly use this, yc or not.
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by sgrove 13y ago
CreativeMarket was a site/service I thought I would never need to use, and so couldn't judge how well they would do. I eventually let my early credit expire. But then I needed a background, and a some textures, and so on. I came b
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by sgrove 13y ago
I'm similarly blown away that this comment is at the top. What a dangerous conclusion to jump to.
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by sgrove 13y ago
San Francisco, CA - Zenbox. Software Engineer. [LOCAL | RELOCATE OK] We're a YC company with a private-beta sales tool that helps small and large companies catch opportunities from slipping through the cracks. If you've ever run a
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by sgrove 13y ago
> Pluto's average surface temperature is seven degrees warmer. What about the temperature in Pluto's shaded regions (if there are any)?
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by sgrove 13y ago
San Francisco, CA - Zenbox. Software Engineer. [LOCAL | RELOCATE OK] We're a YC company wrangling SaaS to work together (as they should), starting by bringing the biggest apps our customers use right into Gmail. We've been growing
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by sgrove 13y ago
If you get the chance, absolutely worth it to visit. Very solid talks, a great group of people that's otherwise very hard to find in Japan (especially outside of Tokyo), and always good drinks/talk afterwards.
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by sgrove 13y ago
It's probably worth looking into the scope and design of LT plugins, they do (ostensibly) strive for full scriptability. Seeing some of the stuff people are doing integrating dev tools, tutorials (possibly one of the killer features in
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A keyboard that rises up from flat touch screens(news.cnet.com)
90 points by sgrove 13y ago|39 comments
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The Harsh, Logical World of Cryptocurrencies(diegobasch.com)
12 points by sgrove 13y ago|2 comments
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by sgrove 13y ago
Do you know if Transition Dreams is available on Kindle? I couldn't seem to find it.
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Markov Chains in Clojure, Part 2 – Scaling Up(diegobasch.com)
4 points by sgrove 13y ago|0 comments
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Reconciling Emacs Lisp and Scheme(red-bean.com)
1 points by sgrove 13y ago|0 comments
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by sgrove 13y ago
I'd recommend checking out Telescope ( http://telesc.pe/ ), it's a very feature-rich news site in the style of hn/reddit, it's very actively developed, has a decent interface/design built-in, and can
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by sgrove 13y ago
San Francisco, CA - Zenbox. Software Engineer. [LOCAL | RELOCATE OK] We're a YC company wrangling SaaS to work together (as they should), starting by bringing the biggest apps our customers use right into Gmail. We've been growing
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by sgrove 13y ago
Just think of it as there was some confusion and possible ambiguity, and your clarification has cleared it up for anyone interested in the subject but not yet knowledgeable enough. Someone can skim through and have their mental model correc
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by sgrove 13y ago
I would ask coolsunglasses as he's been using it in production for far longer in a bigger installation than we have.
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by sgrove 13y ago
Wow, very cool indeed. We worked on an open-source community[1] tool using Datomic/Codeq[2], and the ops portion was/has been pretty unpleasant. I'd love to see Datomic-as-a-Service popup, even as a only-meant-for-starter-pro
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by sgrove 13y ago
Trigger.io released their cross-browser extension builder as an open-source project[1] a bit ago. And we've been using it from before it was open source, and we love it. Saves a ton of time, highly recommended. [1] https://g
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by sgrove 13y ago
Wow, super clever guys. It looks really compelling as well. We had been wondering what rapportive was up to, and we're all very impressed. Well done!
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by sgrove 13y ago
Yeah, they're very kind to host many of the Clojure meetups here in SF, and seem to be very sharp. They were working with some impressive amounts of data, and made it look easy. That said, Monsanto....
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by sgrove 13y ago
San Francisco, CA - Zenbox. Software Engineer. [LOCAL | RELOCATE OK] We're a YC company wrangling SaaS to work together (as they should), starting by bringing the biggest apps our customers use right into Gmail. We've been growing
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by sgrove 13y ago
So don't go in - it's a wonderfully effective two-way screen for both you and the company. No need to complain.

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