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tekacs
7y ago
Thank you so much for all of your work on ClojureScript, @swannodette! I love the work that's been done on shadow-cljs (and the maintainer is amazing) -- I've had a vastly easier and more stable time than with JS bundlers. That sa
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7y ago
That makes perfect sense -- for a lot of the use-cases that I've experienced, I would have wanted to either hook the interface ('trigger button', 'view past runs' or similar) into an existing app or just iframe-d in
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7y ago
This looks really interesting! As someone who's tried Zapier, IFTTT, Parabola, Actiondesk, Airtable, Unito and a few more tools whose names escape me right now, it's exciting to see a tool focusing on code as the way of stitching
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7y ago
They’re providing packing materials and helping with the move. Financially, they say: > We understand that being asked to leave campus may pose a serious financial hardship for certain individuals. Students will receive a follow up commu
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7y ago
I've spoken to folks who've used it and spoken positively about it, but not myself. I'll point them your way, to see if they can share their experiences.
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7y ago
Congrats on the launch! This reminds me of Orchestra by B12 in many ways: https://orchestra.b12.io/ Do you have any thoughts on how you compare to that solution (besides it being OSS and yourselves a company)?
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7y ago
Hm the /amount/ of syntax isn't something I think about I guess, this being a Lisp. I think they've taken the approach of making the system thorough and capable and this being a Lisp, we users can skin it with any level
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7y ago
> The currently-accepted attempt at a non-type-system-type-system 'spec' is not well thought out. This is quite possibly true (I certainly have my complaints with it), but I'd love to hear more about what you're getti
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> it didn't offer much beyond indentation and inline eval (the latter was cool, but the lack of basics like autocomplete outweighed it) It definitely has intellisense/autocomplete now, so that at least is one point of differenc
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7y ago
A few of these things may differ from when you tried Clojure out last: > The fact that Leiningen is both the go-to and unofficial was a tad bewildering. Clojure now has an official, built-in CLI that mostly supersedes Leiningen. You can
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Fruit salad: a scrum estimation scale
(fberriman.com)
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Setapp – The best apps for Mac in one suite
(setapp.com)
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7y ago
Since the site seems to be struggling: http://archive.is/0aOfz
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Taskheat – Task manager for purposeful people
(eyen.fr)
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7y ago
It explains this on the page: > This list is the result of Pull Requests, reviews, ideas and work done by 500+ people, you too can help by sending Pull Requests to add more services or by removing ones whose offerings have changed or bee
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Could you say anything more at all about how Crux is a compromise compared to Datomic? It seems to have a lot of what the latter has, as well as some features that it doesn't (e.g. it's bitemporal). (I'm reading https:/
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7y ago
This is really promising and I'm fully set up and using it. One question I have for the author is about keyboard access - there seem to be no keyboard shortcuts at all right now, or even basic navigation (up/down, etc.) Is there a
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Your Favorite VS Code Extension in an Online IDE
(gitpod.io)
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7y ago
Here some good material on unreinforced masonry: https://www.fema.gov/media-library-data/20130726-1728-25045-...
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7y ago
This obliquely-named blog post has the context: https://www.fin.com/posts/fins-plan-for-2019/
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7y ago
Yes, that's the same Magic. I think https://getmagic.com is their main URL, but I have magic.gd in muscle memory since it's shorter. :P
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This reminds me of Magic ( https://magic.gd ) or Fin (now defunct, https://fin.com - a closer match, with a similar if broader mission). Hopefully the narrower scope will allow you to escape the issues that Fin ran int
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Software Projects as Used Cars
(ovid.github.io)
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Tesla releases new Model S battery, makes price drop, kills base Model X
(electrek.co)
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Tesla drastically increases Supercharger prices around the world
(electrek.co)
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Tesla has over 3,000 Model 3 vehicles left in inventory in the US
(electrek.co)
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Drone CI/CD Goes Kubernetes-Native
(blog.drone.io)
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Google Fi now supports many more phones (in beta)
(fi.google.com)
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8y ago
Congrats on the round and this weekend. :) We're going to be getting deep into multi-cloud (via acquisition), so your thesis on the topic was interesting to read. I remember reading that original post all those years back and have buil
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Elon Musk says deleted his Tesla titles
(cnbc.com)
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