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by unlogic 10y ago
In Emacs, you can use CIDER together with ClojureScript. By following these instructions[0] I was able to get the combined Figwheel+REPL functionality. [0] https://cider.readthedocs.io/en/latest/up_and_running&#x2F
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by unlogic 10y ago
I enjoy the game a lot, but I disagree that it has that much of educational value. Without pre-existing geometry knowledge (e.g. similar triangles; median, bisector, and altitude in an isosceles triangle) the way to solve puzzles is only to
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by unlogic 10y ago
Same for me. The editor window was blank until I clicked inside it.
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by unlogic 10y ago
> "text": "{{$jason.find('#about h2').text().trim()}}" Yeah, you can only get so far being declarative. Miracles don't happen.
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by unlogic 10y ago
Transit is unreadable exactly because it has to work around the limitations of JSON (like string-only keys) to deliver its primary features: true maps, tagged collections etc. TJSON only has tags for primitives, so yeah, it's not much
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by unlogic 10y ago
We currently use DockerUI on our instances. What would be the compelling reason to switch to Portainer?
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by unlogic 10y ago
I've just tried it, and it is absolutely the same as Droid Sans Mono (which I love and use), barring the extra line spacing. They haven't even fixed the kerning problem with "w".
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by unlogic 10y ago
It's funny how catnaroek was completely vendetta-downvoted in this thread for speaking valid things. For those who don't understand the difference between objects and values, this video may be of help: https://www.youtu
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4Clojure for Android Is Available on Google Play(play.google.com)
1 points by unlogic 12y ago|0 comments
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by unlogic 12y ago
I wonder how OK it is in their relationship to say things like that. That's obviously a joke, but it still comes quite bitter when such phrases are then revealed to general public.
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by unlogic 12y ago
Author here. There are certain performance issues, in both loading time and memory consumption. There were efforts to make Clojure runtime smaller, but they are kind of suspended for now. I revived my old lean compiler code and for basic He
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by unlogic 12y ago
Ads are aspirational, not representational according to mostly everything wrote by thelastpsychiatrist. While they are bust-assing their studies they still aspire to look cool, friendly and careless. Hence the add.
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by unlogic 12y ago
My argument is why not making it look like: (comp (transducer map inc) (transducer filter even?)) Of course, it's more typing and doesn't look as nice as single-arity map, but it goes along quite well with (partial map inc). I can
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by unlogic 12y ago
This looks exciting, but I'm confused about the decision to add extra arity to collection-manipulating functions. "filter" that returns a collection or a transducer depending only on arity seems a little counter-intuitive.
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by unlogic 13y ago
I have no business arguing with you on the topic, but I'm just wondering: is it really so that accusing someone's argument in ad hominem is ad hominem? Or have you just used "tu quoque"?
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by unlogic 13y ago
Jezebel: using ad hominem since before ad hominem was A Thing.
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Clojure on Android(clojure-android.info)
2 points by unlogic 13y ago|0 comments
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by unlogic 13y ago
This reminds me of Caller ID spoofing. It was nicely described in Kevin Mitnick's book "The Art of Deception".
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by unlogic 13y ago
Mac users should better try iTeX: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKaI78K_rgA
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by unlogic 13y ago
Right, unlocking the phone prior to opening apps is so hard and boring. Let's just launch them directly from the lockscreen. Wait, apps are accidentally being launched in my pocket. Can I have a lockscreen for the lockscreen?
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by unlogic 13y ago
I thought it is intentional, and the whole thing is a joke. But if it isn't, I am frightened.
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by unlogic 13y ago
Compare that to the androids absolutely crushing the entire mobile market Why would I compare totally different things? When Android came by, there was no monopoly in the mobile OS market. Every vendor had its own. Also, there are much le
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by unlogic 13y ago
nix hasn't really moved an inch on the desktop front anyway What a ridiculous thing to say. Millions of people use *nix operating systems on their desktop computers every day. This number is significantly higher than a few years ago.
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by unlogic 13y ago
if you aren't out there doing something then you should just shut up You've said it yourself. Golden words. What kind of democracy do you expect to get in HN comments? After that half-cocked "outrage" and "being u
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by unlogic 13y ago
She hinted that she was a woman Which of course was really relevant to the discussion. Don't you get annoyed by people showing off when it's completely off the mark? "Guys and gals, point me to the library to do X." -
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by unlogic 13y ago
I use Emacs for Clojure development (and pretty much everything else) and still think there should be a project like Nightcode. I frown everytime someone recommends Emacs to a newbie interested in Clojure (and hasn't used Emacs before)
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by unlogic 13y ago
I asked my absolutely brilliant coed what does she thinks about the whole "sexism in tech" thing. She told me to read less Hacker News and work on my thesis. So I'll just leave this bingo in case you got bored in this thread:
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by unlogic 13y ago
My parser treated it like this: "There is an objective need for more male orderlies (because they can lift heavy patients), but I was furious that [someone] confronted me on this obvious fact".
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by unlogic 13y ago
So that some random pundit can leave an annoying and pointless comment on it. I wonder why HN users feel so entitled to getting only the articles they find interesting. I haven't seen this point in Terms & Conditions, have I missed
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by unlogic 13y ago
You should read part three for better context: http://consultingadultblog.blogspot.co.uk/2010/02/life-in-bo...

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