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3y ago
A while ago, I tried to watch the "Jurassic Park" series https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jurassic_Park#Films Jurassic Park is a cinema classic with ~6 films. It is simply not possible to do this in any legal wa
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3y ago
reminded me of a clojure library: https://github.com/Engelberg/instaparse
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4y ago
Like this one? https://github.com/babashka/sci/blob/master/doc/libsci.md
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4y ago
If you are using clojure, you can do hot-reload in nodejs You can also install npm deps and switch npm lib version without restart your repl https://shadow-cljs.github.io/docs/UsersGuide.html#node-repl
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4y ago
Most of the languages are adopting the same patterns that clojure adopted in 2012. Python now has dataclass Javascript it planning to introduce records etc.
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4y ago
Location: Brazil Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Clojure, JVM, Browsers, Node, Datomic, Kafka, React Résumé/CV: https://souenzzo.com.br/resume-en.html Email: souenzzo@gmail.com
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5y ago
Is it smaller than darkhttpd? https://unix4lyfe.org/darkhttpd/
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5y ago
https://souenzzo.com.br
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5y ago
Isn't cheaper turn the electricity into liquid hydrogen?! Hydrogen can be stored for months, delivered by car, tubes, ships, etc Do not have many losses across long distances
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5y ago
- Low changes/grow. This demo was written in 2014 and it probably still look like as if it had been written in 2020. - Easy interop with any npm library. Just import and use it.
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6y ago
sometimes "falsehoods that other people believe and pay developers to do"
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6y ago
I delived a service in 2019 that was written 100% written in clojure. ReactNative app + SPA Web app + Server all sharing the same code. The developer experience was great. I get subsecond hot-reload on all plataforms (app emulator/app
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6y ago
Please explain how operate with collections how do I create a new array with a new value there is GC or Structural Sharing? Also, there is lambdas? Force the developer to create a function for each "conditional" loop costs the hab
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7y ago
There is also EQL. A query language written in EDN https://edn-query-language.org/ Once it use vectors/maps to describe the query, you can compose/generate/transform with simple data operations (concat, filte
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7y ago
REPL driven development We can develop our program while it's running. And it's not a tricky thing that injects or restart anything, it's by design. Load file to REPL and now your functions are redefined. Just on this namespa
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7y ago
Looks like this [2017] https://github.com/tonsky/compact-uuids
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7y ago
Rust, Go, Julia, Nim are all cruly braced, procedural, mutable, object oriented languages. I think we need languages that bring new paradigms. All that you quoted fail in this respect. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fpDlAE
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8y ago
clojure project from 2015 http://ctford.github.io/klangmeister/
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8y ago
Fulcro do everything that "relay" do, but: 1- you can (and it's easy) to manage the state when you need 2- operate with multiple remotes 3- talk with graphql remotes (using pathom on client) 4- easily talk with many rest remo
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8y ago
there is a "work in progress" thing named "REBL" REBL is "Read Eval Browse Loop". It's a kind of interactive view of any data. Basead on it's shape, you can extend and create many views.
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8y ago
rails/Django -> luminous Flask -> pedestal/clojupture Relay -> fulcro Pandas -> clojure.core, specter Keras -> mxnext/neanderthal
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8y ago
Hello I use clojure and clojurescript at work I have no fear about clojure be small because clojure is hosted. There is no problem to use any lib on npm or maven. Clojure don't need to be huge.
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8y ago
There is datascript, which has a foss implementation of datascript (with nice performance) https://github.com/tonsky/datascript And this (deprecated) project, that translate datalog to SQL(lite) https://gith
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8y ago
Not sure if you are talking about use datomic or about NOT use ORM
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8y ago
I was looking for the sources I think that it could be JSX, hiccup and others output support
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8y ago
Oh. Nice. There is a content-type header. And also the "Content-Length". The only relevant header that is missing is the "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *" That comes from github but not from you server. In 404, github sen
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8y ago
I will need some headers like content-type too. https://unix4lyfe.org/darkhttpd/ darkhttpd is a simple (3k lines of C, no deps) HTTP server that handles headers and encoding. may be a good case to study.
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8y ago
We already can cut off the JVM from CLJS development https://anmonteiro.com/2017/02/compiling-clojurescript-proje... But node is way slower then JVM and once JVM has better tools/env, almost no one develop to
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8y ago
Did you get in touch with cognitect? My datomic is running for more then 2 years with no crashes. I'm using it on dynamodb.
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8y ago
I'm using datomic for 2 years and it's awesome. When I look to others graphdb, I see that they don't have a powerful query engine.
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