shivekkhurana

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by shivekkhurana 6y ago
14 pages of assembly! Do you still work in the tech domain? Do you have any guidance, or words of wisdom, for people with less experience?
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Ask HN: What was programming like before internet?
48 points by shivekkhurana 6y ago|50 comments
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by shivekkhurana 6y ago
This is interesting. Essentia has a js wrapper too that runs via WASM.
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by shivekkhurana 6y ago
But there are libraries that fill this gap, like https://common-lisp.net/project/fset/
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by shivekkhurana 6y ago
Are there any objective reasons behind not "enjoy"ing CL any more?
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Ask HN: Who Regrets Choosing Clojure?
37 points by shivekkhurana 6y ago|25 comments
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by shivekkhurana 6y ago
SCI or Small Clojure Interpreter is a subset of Clojure meant for quick startup. Babashka is a library on top of SCI and is particularly suited to building command line tools. It doesn't need the JVM, starts up in milliseconds, has acc
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by shivekkhurana 6y ago
Is there a macos alternative? A mac like UI is something I'd personally be happy to use in prod.
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How Clojure's concurrency model helped us feed 12000 people(krimlabs.com)
3 points by shivekkhurana 6y ago|0 comments
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by shivekkhurana 6y ago
=Meta= With the rise of this new breed of knowledge management apps, I have started a repo. to track tools, open-source projects and pros-cons of the Zettlekasten methodology. It's slightly opinionated and I try to update it regularly.
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by shivekkhurana 6y ago
Hi HN! I lost my contract amidst the unrest and am currently helping a non-profit to serve the most affected communities. I'm full-stack web-dev with over 7 years of professional experience. Coding as a hobby since 2008. I also worke
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Ask HN: Were you hired by posting to “Who wants to be hired thread”?
2 points by shivekkhurana 6y ago|1 comments
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by shivekkhurana 6y ago
GPG Encrypt + Slack or Keybase exploding message$
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Clojure, Implemented Atop Rust(github.com)
4 points by shivekkhurana 7y ago|0 comments
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Side project ideas to work on during the Covid-19 lockdowns(krimlabs.com)
1 points by shivekkhurana 7y ago|0 comments
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by shivekkhurana 7y ago
I learnt from the same professor! His youtube series is well done.
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by shivekkhurana 7y ago
We use it as the Auth layer for our web apps. Generally inside a docker container exposed at id.someappname.com
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by shivekkhurana 7y ago
I concur.
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by shivekkhurana 7y ago
Hasura [ https://hasura.io ] Graphql API and Subscription for any Postgres DB Keycloak [ https://www.keycloak.org ] OpenID Auth Server nREPL + Cider [ https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider ] Clojure&
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by shivekkhurana 7y ago
For the curious, we also published how we assemble these kits: https://karuna2020.org/guides/ration-and-safety-kit-assembly...
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by shivekkhurana 7y ago
The software has been built already. We might have minor updates. There are other operations that you can help with, like blurring beneficiary faces using opencv before posting them on the internet. You can read more on the website. Applica
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by shivekkhurana 7y ago
We are working on that!
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by shivekkhurana 7y ago
I have lost my contract as a developer and am helping a non-profit [1] streamline their operations. The organization aims to provide food and heath kits to the marginalized. We have already distributed over 600 kits and are on track to reac
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Ask HN: Is there an algorithm to generate coherent color palettes?
3 points by shivekkhurana 7y ago|4 comments
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by shivekkhurana 7y ago
My use of the word "commercial" is not apt. I meant to say "mainstream" languages.
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by shivekkhurana 7y ago
REPL is a killer Clojure feature that nobody (outside the ecosystem) talks about. Probably it's hard to comprehend what developing in a REPL feels like, majorly because no other commercial language has a REPL as powerful as Clojure. I
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by shivekkhurana 7y ago
I shifted to writing Clojure full time in November 2017 and feel that I've improved greatly as a developer. Other languages taught me how to solve problems their way, Clojure taught me how to solve problems. My biggest hurdle while get
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by shivekkhurana 7y ago
With Hasura, you can create arbitrary roles (like admin, manager, etc) and restrict access to data on the basis of these roles. These roles can be assigned to a frontend session by generating signed JWTs. With Postgres RBAC, you'd need
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by shivekkhurana 7y ago
I settled for Hasura in a prod app after trying Postgrest, Postgraphile and Strapi. I believe its a permanent addition to my stack. The main reason for me was RBAC. Converting db-to-api is not that hard but providing access control almost a
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A Perfectly Balanced, Plant Based and Scientifically Integral Meal Planner(scientificmealplanner.com)
1 points by shivekkhurana 7y ago|0 comments

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