vikeri

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   Spotify crashes when opening app on iOS(mirror.co.uk)

   1 points by vikeri 6y ago|1 comments
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   by vikeri 6y ago

   An Elegant Puzzle by Will Larson was very interesting. It's a bit of a handbook and you don't necessarily have to read it cover to cover but instead you can dive into whichever section that is relevant for you at the moment: http
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   by vikeri 6y ago

   I already have a setup with a Raspberry PI so I’m only looking for a temperature sensor that: - Is rain proof - Transmits over BLE or WiFi - Can be battery powered
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   by vikeri 7y ago

   Very interesting to use a redux (re-frame) like programming model for building native desktop UI's. I have done some basic stuff with it and it sure seems powerful. For anyone interested there will be a virtual meetup 16:th of April 6P
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   by vikeri 7y ago

   One of the issues highlighted is that the ecosystem moves fast and dependencies tend to break your setup. One thing that at least partially has mitigated this problem for me is using a stack that is mature and very careful about breaking ch
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   by vikeri 7y ago

   Great to see people putting effort into making Clojure(Script) more accessible! As much as I like the language and the community, it historically wasn't a very beginner friendly place in my opinion. Not that people weren't friendl
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   Carbon Design System: By IBM and Supports React, Angular and Vue(react.carbondesignsystem.com)

   6 points by vikeri 7y ago|0 comments
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   by vikeri 7y ago

   I can recommend hugsql to anyone who wants to work with SQL in Clojure. You basically write pure SQL with some minor templating helpers and then you get the data in a map with Clojure data types. Very nice and minimal overhead: https:&#x2
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   by vikeri 7y ago

   While Rust is great, one of the things I love with LISP (Clojure) is once you spend 3 min learning the syntax you know it or can guess the syntax in 99% of cases. No need to look up how to do something complicated, just look at the order of
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    by vikeri 7y ago

    Congrats on the book Yehonathan! I remember meeting you at ClojuTre some years ago, nice to see you're keeping up the good work!
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    by vikeri 7y ago

    If you like the BEAM and Lisp, check out Clojerl too: https://github.com/clojerl/clojerl by Juan Facorro
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    by vikeri 8y ago

    You might be interested in joker (a small Clojure interpreter and linter written in Go) https://github.com/candid82/joker
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    by vikeri 8y ago

    In comparison to SF/LA/NY etc. we have very few homeless people in Scandinavia. If I were to speculate then I think our extensive social security systems (free healthcare & education etc.) is the reason why. But then we all pa
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    by vikeri 8y ago

    A lot of people agree that while Clojure has a lot of powerful things going for it, documentation is not one of them, eg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YCkOo5Y4Oo It's definitely overwhelming in the beginning but af
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    by vikeri 8y ago

    Great work!
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    by vikeri 8y ago

    I program mostly in ClojureScript which will "throw" a compiler warning if I misspell a variable. But to get that in an editor is a bit more setup than to just fire up vanilla vim.
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    by vikeri 8y ago

    Super cool! Even though I'm far from musical I instantly got the urge to come up with some tunes :)
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    by vikeri 8y ago

    In Clojure macros are not overused IMO.Even though they are fully supported the community encourages you to only use it when it's absolutely necessary.
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    by vikeri 8y ago

    I can recommend elementary os for people that would like a polished Linux distro
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    by vikeri 9y ago

    While policy will always be more important than individual contributions, for people wondering what they can do to address their personal carbon footprint without having a negative impact on their life: https://www.goclimateneutr
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    by vikeri 9y ago

    I love metabase! I know that you're running a Clojure backend, did you ever consider a similar approach there (cljfmt or any of the other ones?)?
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    by vikeri 9y ago

    How's that working for you compared to vanilla node on serverless? And are you using it for an API or just minor services?
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    by vikeri 9y ago

    While I agree with you on HDT's quality as an author I'm confused by how the parent comment was _social justice left_. Could you please clarify?
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    by vikeri 9y ago

    Pilloxa - eHealth IoT startup | Front/Back end engineers | Preferably on site (Stockholm, Sweden) | Full time We are in an early stage so a great opportunity to have a major impact on the company and to improve the lives of the million
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    by vikeri 9y ago

    Again I'm no expert, but some Googling states that the medieval was indeed possibly hotter at some places on Earth but that this was due to difference in solar radiation and absence of vulcanic eruptions, factors that are not in play t
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    by vikeri 9y ago

    Say 97 % of doctors agree that you will die if you don't change your lifestyle. Would you not change your lifestyle even though there's a theoretical possibility that you will die irregardless? https://climate.nasa.gov&
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    by vikeri 9y ago

    We're developing a smart pillbox with a mobile app written in ClojureScript with React Native and a backend written in Clojure. http://pilloxa.com
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    by vikeri 9y ago

    Haha awesome, determine fines with a PID-controller
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    by vikeri 9y ago

    Thanks!
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    by vikeri 9y ago

    I see, that makes total sense and I've run into that exact problem in my React Native app. Global defines take seconds to be defined initially since they need to execute functions. Would still be interested in benchmarks tough