slifin

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by slifin 1y ago
Yeah I wish variables were immutable by default and everything was an expression Oh well continues day job as a Clojure programmer that is actively threatened by an obnoxious python take over
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by slifin 1y ago
So use Clojure Spec or better yet Malli to parse your input data at the edges of your program Makes sense, I think a lot of developers would want to complect this problem with their runtime type system of choice without considering the set
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by slifin 1y ago
The Clojure community tries to achieve long lived applications It helps that the core language has been incredibly stable
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by slifin 1y ago
Remember Forbes list is a marketing device Do not treat it like the real list of world's richest people
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by slifin 1y ago
Nice to hear about Pathom being incorporated
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by slifin 1y ago
To me something unreadable is code that I cannot statically make any assertions about the runtime behaviour of the code This function you're complaining about looks like 2 virtual threads doing program input reading and output writing
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by slifin 1y ago
I ask it to generate applications that are written in libraries definitely not well exposed to the internet overall Clojure electric V3 Missionary Rama
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by slifin 1y ago
With LLMs we are starting to get the technology where comments could be programmatically rated by more interesting scales than upvotes
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by slifin 2y ago
There's a big problem with "car blindness" when it comes to cars, pedestrian crossings, car signs I think we forget how invasive they are. So instead, I want you to imagine the sea or a very large bay, the most wide open spac
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by slifin 2y ago
I'm surprised to see Tonsky here Mostly because I consider the state of the art on this to be Clojure Electric and he presumably is aware of it at least to some degree but does not mention it
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by slifin 2y ago
If you are using Clojure or ClojureScript check out FlowStorm: https://www.flow-storm.org/
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by slifin 2y ago
That period was when all the lords had captured the land and forced people to toil on the land, without access to large land ranges the average person cannot live independently Before your ancestors would have kept a large herd of mammals a
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by slifin 2y ago
If you are using Clojure please look at this: https://www.flow-storm.org/ If you can get past the serviceable UI then it's coding nirvana literally looking inside the program Pair that with a good test suite so you ca
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by slifin 2y ago
I hope this works with flow storm one day
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by slifin 2y ago
Thank you I love Parinfer and Cursive
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by slifin 2y ago
If you're a vim key bind user the main vim plugin for IntelliJ works well with Cursive's parinfer implementation When I tried this in vscode it was problematic
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by slifin 2y ago
Per 100g ground beef is 300+mg of potassium No carbs, no sugars, no fiber induced bloating, could easily get more than 100g into a meal My understanding is potassium also competes with salt in the body
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by slifin 2y ago
This doesn't surprise me, I'm long term carnivore and you only need to pay attention to your skin improvements when switching from carbs to fats Mental health is harder to self diagnose, that diagnosis is better coming from someon
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by slifin 2y ago
My hunch is the health crisis Kids are riddled with ADHD auto immune diseases like psoriasis or eczema, obesity, depression I think the skin and mental health conditions are the canary in the coal mine I'm hearing about adults dying to
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by slifin 2y ago
The US dollar is the world's reserve currency So countries keep huge stores of dollars in their reserves because they need it for trade Then what happens is the US starts the money printer to pay for US government services This inflate
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by slifin 2y ago
There's a larger % of the population that you might expect that have no capability for empathy, let alone anything higher The structure is great for those people because then they can get their needs met without having to deal with ide
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by slifin 2y ago
Reminded me of https://fatfreeframework.com/
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by slifin 2y ago
I'm surprised no one here has mentioned artificially created fats/oils Canola oil, rapeseed oil, sunflower seed oil etc They are in everything but if we think about what rancid fats are, they are "fats and oils that have unde
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by slifin 2y ago
I know lots of people, loved ones included who are utterly addicted to sugar-free soft drinks they will not even touch the "full fat" versions. There are no nutrients there and they appear more addictive, which is why I suspect th
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by slifin 2y ago
Feel like I hear this story a lot Starting to think it's being over reported because it could be poorly interpted as an excuse to keep producing ocean plastic
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by slifin 2y ago
It's crazy in this country SUV protestors deflate the tires I always wonder if cars that are particularly top heavy could be flipped over while parked by particularly strong pedestrians
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by slifin 2y ago
Looks great, one small ask - could you add Clojure to the list of technologies?
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by slifin 2y ago
Clojure has a practical time travel debugger I use it a lot at work it's fun
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by slifin 2y ago
Looking at an object in my debugger back in my call stack and assume I'm looking at the value as it was but in reality it was mutated in a subsequent stack gives me trust issues It's probably fine most of the time it's just w
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by slifin 2y ago
If I can get clojure storm running in my project then I find a lot of code incredibly straightforward Because there's a preference for just passing immutable data around the time travel debugger really helps me understand complex inter

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