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by slifin 3y ago
Is it fair to say a user of rebl isn't going to notice much difference between morse and rebl? But replicant seems important overall for the ecosystem and probably worth highlighting?
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by slifin 4y ago
Clojure's value is all in the what you're not doing, that can be hard to explain if you've never experienced the pain it tackles So I'm sure as part of your learning you will have created a web app maybe a rest end point
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by slifin 4y ago
You are in danger as a pedestrian always near traffic Social cohesion breaks down near congested roads You can tell if you are in one of those areas by asking yourself Would you let your young child move through this area unattended? If no
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by slifin 4y ago
The most common looping construct I see in clojure is the for statement Which isn't quite the free for all it is in traditional languages You have to be very conscious and coding against the grain to use it to bang on values in place
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by slifin 4y ago
electric cars do have some benefits that you outline but also some new dangers I've been nearly hit by a driver who accelerated as I attempted to cross At the time he was a long way off but by the time I crossed he had accelerated to t
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by slifin 4y ago
As someone who dislikes cars or let's say dislikes the fact there's no other choice I know exactly why people like cars, because I was one, I grew up playing with toy cars, micro machines, garages, play mat with roads, Sim city fo
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by slifin 4y ago
All that does is create more car dependent infrastructure No one will walk anywhere if you keep artificially spacing everything out Watch videos from not just bikes and strong towns there are plenty of solutions That don't amount to bu
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by slifin 4y ago
Remember oil companies came up with the concept of a carbon footprint They want you focused inwards
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by slifin 4y ago
On street parking is banned in Tokyo When buying a car you have to prove you have access to a drive way that's step one
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by slifin 4y ago
Roads cost more in maintenance than their initial build cost
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by slifin 4y ago
Just choose Clojure deps I kind of agree some more clarity would be helpful but we don't have a lot of enthusiastic young programmers in Clojure land who like making super accessible stuff It's just kind of assumed you'll put
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by slifin 4y ago
Not every professional It only needs to be one person to whistleblow That becomes more likely if they don't have to depend on the job to keep a roof over their head and their family doesn't have to be homeless
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by slifin 4y ago
Probably also from an increase in car dependency It means kids cannot play outside or go to a friends house etc Adults don't typically suffer the same restrictions so at least have an alternative to their phones
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by slifin 4y ago
I know this is meant in the spirit of good advice but I hope people from the US consider the fact that your city/town planners destroyed your liveable areas to make America car dependent And honestly it wasn't that long ago, it ba
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by slifin 4y ago
Have you considered https://github.com/squint-cljs/squint ? Personally I couldn't let go of Clojure's other advantages but at least using the syntax would let you step off the syntax churn bus
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by slifin 4y ago
Why are cars allowed to drive 40mph in an area for pedestrians? As a pedestrian in the UK it seems like the rules around yielding mean very little in practise
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by slifin 4y ago
Yeah this can be done remotely Engineer only stand ups are a good one
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by slifin 4y ago
I can't remember where but Rich Hickey at one point said himself web development isn't a solved problem If you agree web development isn't a solved problem, do you want to couple your entire language to a massive framework th
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by slifin 4y ago
Didn't even think of that There's so many things linked to poorer outcomes when associated with car dominate design
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by slifin 4y ago
The urge to invoice a Hammock for my home office to my employer
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by slifin 4y ago
As a software developer I don't recommend my friends or family put important information or sign in to any device that is running unmaintained OS software Because I assume they're exploitable from a security point of view after th
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by slifin 4y ago
Here's to many more anniversaries Clojure doubled my salary in 2 years and made programming fun again
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by slifin 4y ago
Starting to get disillusioned with this idea of hyperloop, electric cars, self driving cars The idea that we can just use technology and continue to promote a car based hellscape seems untenable to me
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by slifin 4y ago
Yeah it's like a parasite how much attachment there is to cars People have lots of money and passion sunk into them Children's die cast cars, children's play mats that have road networks on, city builder games that are just c
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by slifin 4y ago
Unless you're in a library driven ecosystem like Clojure in which case the majority of interesting code is just calling into a library Yes you still have to know how it's glued together but at least there is still standardisation
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by slifin 4y ago
https://www.learnreitit.com/
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by slifin 4y ago
Some of my favourite recent bits in Clojure: https://www.hyperfiddle.net/ https://pathom3.wsscode.com/ https://github.com/HealthSamurai/matcho Just got my second job in Clojure nearly
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by slifin 4y ago
*car collisions
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by slifin 4y ago
I've not yet seen any comments along the lines of ask your team what they think is wrong and what can be improved
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by slifin 4y ago
I can see that crashing some languages Depends how strict they are at runtime

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