solussd

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   by solussd 7y ago

   Software developers' skills are mostly fungible– supply meets demand. I've been happily employed (and regularly solicited) as a Clojure developer for over 8 years. There's no shortage of Clojure dev positions for developers t
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   by solussd 7y ago

   Sometimes that backfires. - Clojure dev
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   by solussd 8y ago

   Yes, very early in Clojure's life and only after testing the change across several popular libraries.
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   by solussd 8y ago

   Benchmarks are easily abused, misused, and misinterpreted. E.g., benchmarks looking at some very specific aspect of query performance being extrapolated to more complex/real-world queries. Also trade-offs are rarely mentioned in benchm
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   by solussd 10y ago

   Additionally there are safer, usually reasonable, ways to deal with what would otherwise be breaking changes. Give the changed functionality a different name, create a new namespace/module without the removed functionality, or create a
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   by solussd 10y ago

   reference count referenceing co refer untingrefing
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   by solussd 14y ago

   neat!