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by swlkr 9y ago
Recently I've been getting into cryptocurrencies (too little, too late, right?) and it's actually improving my life by making me money. It feels like the more I learn about them and the more I gamble, the better my life is at leas
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by swlkr 9y ago
Could also try IOTA ( https://iota.org ), even though it's early days
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It's true, but it's just one feature you can turn off, it's the ONLY feature of smart speakers.
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by swlkr 9y ago
This also confused me when I saw it as well. I wasn't sure if the first echo was an April fool's joke or if they were serious. I was even more confused when people actually started buying them. It's always startling when I go
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by swlkr 9y ago
There's a line between genuine useful products and extras. Smartphones for all of their addictive games and chat bots are still very useful. A smart speaker isn't so useful that the tradeoff in privacy is worth it. I think a lot o
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by swlkr 9y ago
I’m not sure rewrite is the right word here. Always write a new version from scratch, use a different namespace, and never delete old code is a better idea. You can’t cause regressions if you never change old code that’s in use.
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by swlkr 9y ago
How does younow compare to twitch?
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by swlkr 9y ago
This project looks really good. I would love to have a clojure inspired lisp that's fast and doesn't require the JVM.
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by swlkr 9y ago
This. I agree 100% that modern life is not as great as everyone thinks it is. Just getting outside and hiking was enough to convince me.
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by swlkr 9y ago
I thought this was a new thing, but it turns out it's facebook's flow. https://flow.org
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by swlkr 9y ago
I'd be all for user-friendly GPG keys or public/private key pairs for everyone.
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We're definitely in a web hangover that will probably affect more people in the coming years
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Yes we are
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I love this, this is how I've been writing my latest projects, with very little js and it's been a huge productivity booster.
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Show HN: oksql seamless sql in clojure(github.com)
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Show HN: A landing page builder built with Clojure(getfdbck.com)
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Show HN: Top HN stories in your inbox, weekly(havenofomo.com)
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by swlkr 9y ago
I was thinking the same thing, that's a really cool feature.
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You should try parinfer for your editor, that should help with the parens
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by swlkr 9y ago
This is really cool. I'm interested in checking out Common Lisp coming from Clojure, but I really like Clojure's syntax. A macro-heavy library that could recreate the syntax would be awesome, although I'm sure I couldn't
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by swlkr 9y ago
It's really cool to see how people are using the full clojure stack: clojure, clojurescript and datomic.
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by swlkr 9y ago
I’m so glad that this exists. Lisp (Clojure) has really brought the joy of programming back for me after 20 years.
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by swlkr 9y ago
This is a really beautiful landing page. This project looks great!
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by swlkr 9y ago
I'm not sure if I or the people here are representative of the people the proposal targets, but if I had a guaranteed basic income for 5 years, I would attempt to start a startup full time.
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by swlkr 9y ago
If you're interested in the idea that primitive people had something there you should read the unabombers manifesto
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by swlkr 9y ago
Tachyons differs in that it gives you consistent typography/spacing but without the added complexity of a build step.
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The problem of locally scoped CSS vs shared styles across components sometimes. With tachyons I still wrap up styles in components but I also get globally scoped CSS for consistency with fonts/spacing.
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by swlkr 9y ago
I was using CSS in JS or CSS scoped to components, but what really solved my problems was tachyons
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by swlkr 9y ago
Could be jQuery could be rolling your own set of functions depending on how far back your users are with their IE versions. http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/ I guess I should also say you don't need a virtual DOM to ma
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by swlkr 9y ago
If your web app is highly interactive and has a very complex user interface with lots of animations and small http requests you would be well served to use React, vue or this thing. If your web app doesn't have that, which I imagine th

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