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by sgrove 11y ago
Who is "they", in this case?
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by sgrove 11y ago
I believe isomorphic has fallen out of favor (as it's being reclaimed for its original specific meaning) compared to Universal.
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PolyConf 15: Unikernels [video](youtube.com)
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by sgrove 11y ago
Yeah, same here - I was exploring this area last year in a few different ways [0]. I think it was still early then, but with GraphQL, DataScript, React Native, etc. I think we're really getting close to some very, very powerful tools f
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by sgrove 11y ago
Wow, this is pretty awesome! I really like the idea of tooling moving out of editors, into libraries that can then be easily integrate into automated tools (reformatting, type checking, scope info, etc.), and of course rendered in editor. I
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by sgrove 11y ago
Link to said video (cljs-in-cljs) - https://youtu.be/ByNs9TG30E8?t=31m43s (link starts at cljs-specific stuff) Discussion on HN - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9848602
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by sgrove 11y ago
Also interesting to see the pitch on "ClojureScript is a Product Design Tool"[0], written by Precursor's designer. A lot of this stuff can be made more accessible for designers and FE developers who don't want to have
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by sgrove 11y ago
Definitely agree re: datalog/pull syntax for SQL backends. Quite surprised it hasn't happened yet.
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by sgrove 11y ago
It's worthwhile watching Nubank's talk on how they manage these things with Datomic on the backend [0] - providing a "complete" (filtered) database to the client, http caches for queries based on tx-time, and syncing mob
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by sgrove 11y ago
Also worthwhile to checking out a SkillsMatter talk Tim (one of the Arcadia authors) gave, really appreciate the sense of freedom/interactivity in the demo talk (once he gets into it) https://skillsmatter.com/skillscast
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by sgrove 11y ago
Pairing with someone who's built a few Om apps should get you up to speed in no more than 45 minutes. I've done it a few times now, and it just takes a few examples, building some components, and composing them together.
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by sgrove 11y ago
I get the same impressions. Even working with ClojureScript professionally for ~3 years, contributing to the compiler (a tiny, tiny bit), and diving deep into a lot of the libraries... the tooling story is way too chaotic for me. But I&#x27
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by sgrove 11y ago
I suspect swannodette (dnolen)'s talk at EuroClojure should be a pretty compelling showcase of how Clojure is quickly blossoming in the web-dev space.
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by sgrove 11y ago
I'm curious what data I have to send to you to get this to work - would flipping a Segment.io switch be enough to get started?
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by sgrove 11y ago
Oh sure, but for example, a company that's doing a knowledge-app that's unexpectedly big in Japan, and they want to hire Japanese-fluent (also technically very high skilled) engineers here. Early on they may not have the cash-flow
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by sgrove 11y ago
That's the plan. Gamma's still in super-high flux as I use it for a production-grade app (along with Om/Datomic, some fun tech). Once things settle down, I expect ClojureScript should be pretty close to self-hosted, so everyo
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by sgrove 11y ago
I've actually been writing a guide to WebGL via Gamma (a bit like React.js for WebGL, written in ClojureScript), and was able to take it a bit further. * Live editing tutorials with the code directly embedded [0] * Hot-reloadabl
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by sgrove 11y ago
It would hurt startups under a few conditions. Perhaps there could be an overall package, rather than pure salary (e.g., equity, etc.)? Or a gradient on the scale of the employer? It's difficult to find a set of rules that don't h
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by sgrove 11y ago
Abstract interpretation/symbolic execution should still work, but it would require basically reimplementing the semantics of perl, yes.
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by sgrove 11y ago
Is "Gun Grabber" some kind of derogatory but catchy term for someone proposing gun-regulation? I've never heard it before, wondering if it's common (perhaps in some geographical areas more than others).
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A Simulator for OpenGL ES 1.0 Shader Language Written in JavaScript(github.com)
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Live WebGL/GammaGL tutorials & self-embedded code, with Om/Figwheel(youtube.com)
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by sgrove 11y ago
I struggled to get an interactive environment for OCaml that was similar to SLIME/Cider. I recorded a video showing what I had pieced together to get a kind of repl-like env [0] and posted it to twitter, hoping people would tell me how
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by sgrove 11y ago
Doesn't seem to be the case for engineering positions, from checking out a few employers in the bay area.
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by sgrove 11y ago
This is one of the nicest macros - chaining with sane return semantics and no overhead/boxing required. Breaks my heart trying to replicate it.
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by sgrove 11y ago
And yet you haven't posted on the "Who's Hiring" thread, even with all your cool tech :)
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by sgrove 11y ago
A mod will probably fix it shortly, and the poster might get dinged a bit.
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by sgrove 11y ago
What about Gopher? FTP? Usenet? AOL? WAP? HTTP/HTML is just another way of consuming the content, but the justification for using it over other mediums is that usage is high enough. If it falls below a certain threshold, then it makes
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by sgrove 11y ago
There's a great talk by Brandon Bloom that goes over some of the compelling points of Eff - it really helped drive home some of the benefits of Eff for me https://www.mixcloud.com/paperswelove/bbloom_3_17_2014_prog
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by sgrove 12y ago
I'm somewhat curious how these things enable very unexpected political change, a la the air conditioner and Reagan - http://www.pri.org/stories/2014-10-04/how-air-conditioning-g...

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