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by wging 13y ago
Might the problem be wealth? I don't know how things work in Sri Lanka, but as a programmer, are you not making more money than many Sri Lankans? If gutter guards are more expensive compared to an average person's income then that
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by wging 13y ago
Rich Hickey is probably not the same as Timothy J. Hickey.
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by wging 13y ago
The commentary does fit the recent Apple 'goto fail' bug. I think this post may've originally included it. Perhaps the wrong commentary got deleted.
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by wging 13y ago
How is sponge different from > filename?
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by wging 13y ago
You definitely can--I do this all the time. I do literally mean all the time. My current session has been running the same emacs process inside a tmux window for about 60 days now I think.
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by wging 13y ago
Preferences -> Keys, see the heading 'Remap Modifier Keys'. You can remap left command to left option, leaving right command as command so you can still cmd+tab out of iTerm. You might also have to to to Preferences -> Profi
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by wging 13y ago
Letting people onto my machine makes my skin crawl. I'd rather use something like Syme: https://syme.herokuapp.com Seajure, the Seattle-area Clojure user group, uses Syme, and it seems pretty effective.
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by wging 13y ago
Arguably (2009) at the earliest. Was certainly originally written earlier but it seems like something of a living document. The first sentence after the table of contents is: "See Nick Black's execellent Fast UNIX Servers page for
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by wging 13y ago
Plenty of people still use ant. It's the path of least resistance where I work since we have a lot of tooling and preexisting code that use it.
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by wging 13y ago
Somewhat true. Though intuition about the nature of the problem may give you a much better place to start looking than right in the middle. If there's one particular module that is often at fault during a particular scenario, you can o
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by wging 13y ago
Jamie does pretty well. 50.24%. Jaime is further from 50%.
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by wging 13y ago
Bind creates a function, which you can pass around as a value, and does not execute the function you give it immediately. Both call and apply call the function it's given immediately. That's why bind is useful in the context of ev
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by wging 13y ago
When your needs stretch beyond that, try 'jq'. http://stedolan.github.io/jq/ For pretty-printing without modification, cat myjson | jq '.'
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by wging 13y ago
> One day, scientists might be able to successfully mimic the expansion of the interstitial space that does the mental janitorial work so that we can achieve maximally efficient round-the-clock brain trash pickup. We can ask the same que
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by wging 13y ago
Ah, thanks.
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by wging 13y ago
Sorry, POD?
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by wging 13y ago
One thing I've found helpful is adding git status information to my command prompt. (For this, I use oh-my-zsh.) I always know what branch I'm on, and whether it's dirty or not. I still need to 'git status' (which I
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by wging 13y ago
Immutability doesn't mean large amounts of copying. You can exploit the fact that things will never change in clever ways. http://hypirion.com/musings/understanding-persistent-vector-...
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by wging 13y ago
Speaking of Light Table, did you know LT actually uses CodeMirror under the hood?
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by wging 13y ago
It also appears to be enabled by default on Mac OS X.
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by wging 13y ago
Chrome and Firefox. Probably IE too.
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by wging 13y ago
That commit is four years old. Now, here's what happens: % lein new testjure Sorry, names such as clojure or *jure are not allowed. If you intend to use this name ironically, please set the LEIN_IRONIC_JURE environmen
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by wging 13y ago
Clojure's Java interop seems good to me. Why is Scala's a distinguishing factor?
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by wging 13y ago
They might very well do this already. But it'd seem they're disincentivized to make this information public... do they publish the disk information?
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by wging 13y ago
Try checking the version of ghc you have installed.
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by wging 13y ago
He wrote the foreword to The Joy of Clojure : "... It’s an astoundingly high-quality language, sure—in fact, I’m beginning to think it’s the best I’ve ever seen..." Not sure what he thinks now.
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by wging 13y ago
What about artificial satellites? If their orbits were stable, shouldn't any satellites from previous civilization still be around? Do you have an estimate on the attrition rate from random meteor collisions and the like? We should be
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by wging 13y ago
I don't think it is. There are reasons people are working hard to avoid it, and it's not just 'shiny-new-thing' syndrome.
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by wging 13y ago
Have you tried Pedestal or Luminus?
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by wging 13y ago
Nice. 4.5 -> 2.7 seconds on my machine when using 'quot' instead of '/'. 2.4 seconds when hinting ^long in argument of collatz-length. 1.6 when also hinting ^long in collatz-next. Interestingly, when I hint only

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