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Firefox on macOS – The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (2017)(kilianmuster.com)
2 points by spinningarrow 7y ago|0 comments
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Turbocharging Solr Index Replication with BitTorrent (2012)(codeascraft.com)
2 points by spinningarrow 7y ago|0 comments
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by spinningarrow 7y ago
Why shouldn’t you use a uuid as a primary key on most databases?
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Test Driven Development is the best thing that has happened to software design(thoughtworks.com)
1 points by spinningarrow 7y ago|0 comments
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Presentation(jacquesmattheij.com)
2 points by spinningarrow 8y ago|0 comments
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
Cool, didn’t know that! It doesn’t seem to support word selection though.
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
For me it’s the app drawer, moving the typing cursor and previews (notifications, messages etc).
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
But is that a failing of HTTP? “Updates typically involve overwriting the whole resource” because of how many APIs implement updates; they could for example use PATCH instead. I believe GraphQL mutations also allow updating individual field
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Every Clojure Talk Ever [video](youtube.com)
5 points by spinningarrow 8y ago|0 comments
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
> Ambly is designed for use when developing hybrid ClojureScript / native apps Can someone shed some light on where Ambly would fit into the development workflow?
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
YMMV though. I tried it last month on a local network and the lag was quite unbearable with sessions often going out of sync.
102.
by spinningarrow 8y ago
Wouldn’t you have received a confirmation email from the instance you signed up with?
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Publishing an iOS App with ClojureScript and React Native(increasinglyfunctional.com)
76 points by spinningarrow 8y ago|30 comments
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
Clojure does have a number of sigils and special syntax, but they all seem to have s-expression alternatives. e.g. a dict can be created with {:a 1, :b 2} or (hash-map :a 1, :b 2); dereferencing an atom can be done with @a or (deref a) and
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
> What exactly makes it terrible "for us, their readers"? Adding to GPs list ("stupidly large sticky header/footer and without cpu melting javascripts"): also the modal box saying "Pardon the interruption&qu
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
Right - what I meant was more like when you get some data you probably want to display it in the UI and would already be doing something like ‘Hi ${user.name}, your age is ${user.age}’. This is affected by schema changes irrespective of the
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
> and on the frontend, get prepared to write out every songle fields you need from the backend. i can imagine it may be brutal for those who have a lot of changes in their schemas. Wouldn’t you need to do this in some form anyway (since
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
What flaws of npm does yarn fix?
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
But there are decentralised social networks (e.g. Mastodon). What are your thoughts on those?
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
Where is "here"? I agree with your parent, in places that support Apple Pay/Android Pay/PayWave/contactless payments (e.g. Singapore, the UK, and surely more that I don't know), cashless is easily more convenie
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
It helps that Discord is amazingly fast and responsive and doesn’t “feel” heavy.
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
There appears to be a no-cost starter edition: https://www.datomic.com/get-datomic.html
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
On the whole, great work! Something like this is definitely needed to make cljs more approachable.
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by spinningarrow 8y ago
I find the random sample snippet of code at the top of the page quite confusing. The first time it loaded it was about threading macros and the second time was reagent, both of which are things I wouldn’t expect a beginner to be familiar wi
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by spinningarrow 9y ago
I still can’t get 256 colours working properly in tmux in Terminal.app - any idea if that’s supported?
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Clojure and Types(lispcast.com)
3 points by spinningarrow 9y ago|0 comments
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by spinningarrow 9y ago
Thanks, I didn’t know that! I use the fish shell, which does history searching differently but this is useful for those few times when I’m in bash.
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by spinningarrow 9y ago
Being able to bring up my shell session if I accidentally quit the terminal emulator has been a really helpful feature for me.
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by spinningarrow 9y ago
I hope not. I actually find C-a and C-e (for end) _much_ easier to type, especially with Caps Lock remapped to CTRL.
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by spinningarrow 9y ago
C-a seems to be quite a common prefix, but as you said, it conflicts with the beginning-of-line command. I’ve been quite happy with C-s so far; if it conflicts with something, I have no idea.

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