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by yogthos 5y ago
Also recommend checking out Fennel https://fennel-lang.org/
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by yogthos 5y ago
extreme weather is already affecting food production in US and it's only gonna get worse https://www.agupdate.com/livestockroundup/markets/corn-proje... some other examples of crop failures currently happenin
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by yogthos 5y ago
I don't think they give a shit about investors actually.
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by yogthos 5y ago
Open source platforms provide an alternative to corporate social media. These platforms are developed on a non-profit basis and are hosted by volunteers across the globe. A growing number of such platforms are available today and millions o
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6 Years of Professional Clojure(engineering.nanit.com)
3 points by yogthos 5y ago|0 comments
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A History of Clojure(pldi21.org)
11 points by yogthos 5y ago|0 comments
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by yogthos 5y ago
Yeah, being able to reliably preserve state between reloads is an incredible productivity boost. It's also fantastic for figuring out what's going on in the app. Any time you're not sure what a particular piece of code does,
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by yogthos 5y ago
meanwhile in the real world * [defaunation]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocene_extinction#Defaunatio... ) * [humans just 0.01% of all life but have destroyed 83% of wild mammals]( https://www.theguardian.c
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by yogthos 5y ago
and currently pushing modern humans into extinction again
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by yogthos 5y ago
>Richard Wolff is total hack and the fringe of fringe fringe economics. Economic study of cooperative model within capitalism has shown the to be mostly not effective and not innovative. Success stories are few an far between and those t
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by yogthos 5y ago
>Russia did better then literally every other empire. Yes it lagged behind Britain, France, Germany and the US but it industrial output growth was outpacing Austria-Hungary. Better in what sense exactly? It certainly wasn't doing we
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by yogthos 5y ago
>This is a pretty absurd statement that assumes the conclusion. Under the Tsars multiple massive institutional changes happened multiple time, and often in the 19th century. Literally just a few years before WW1 the Tsars enacted the lar
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by yogthos 5y ago
>I'm mainly referring to the process of price-setting. Rather than having some all-powerful body that determines the price, the price is determined by market participants. Too high and no one buys, too low and no one makes a profit.
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by yogthos 5y ago
> For example, Capitalism is built on the philosophy of decentralized decision-making, whilst Communism is built on the philosophy of centralized decision-making. That's not actually correct. Communism can be implemented as a centra
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Lessons on Writing JavaScript and React from ClojureScript(jerue.org)
100 points by yogthos 5y ago|56 comments
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by yogthos 5y ago
In practice all the interop lives at the edges of the application. As a concrete example, Pedestal HTTP server has around 18,000 lines of code, and 96% of it is pure functions. All the IO and side effects are encapsulated in the remaining 4
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by yogthos 5y ago
Sure, and my team uses Spec at component boundaries to define APIs for that reason. I actually prefer this approach to static typing because it makes it possible to add a specification at the level where it provides the most value, and it&#
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by yogthos 5y ago
My team structures projects by breaking things up into small isolated components that can be reasoned about independently. We'll often do it at the level of namespaces, where a namespace will describe a particular workflow or data tran
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by yogthos 5y ago
Note that US is supporting a waiver not the TRIPS waiver that’s been originally proposed.
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Six years of professional Clojure development(falkoriemenschneider.de)
174 points by yogthos 5y ago|200 comments
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by yogthos 6y ago
PHP is just a compile target here. The value it provides is that there is a lot of cheap hosting available. So, you can leverage these hosting options while using a sensible language.
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Phel: A language inspired by Clojure that compiles to PHP(phel-lang.org)
81 points by yogthos 6y ago|34 comments
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I Finally Started Getting Programming(savo.rocks)
3 points by yogthos 6y ago|0 comments
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Phel: A language inspired by Clojure that compiles to PHP(phel-lang.org)
4 points by yogthos 6y ago|2 comments
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by yogthos 6y ago
using a password of solarwinds123 in production is kind of asking to be hacked https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20201215/13203045893/secur...
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by yogthos 6y ago
One of the things I appreciate about Clojure is its simplicity. Before I started working with it, I was of the mindset that having more features in a language was important because that's what made the language more expressive. After h
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by yogthos 6y ago
> thankfully Europe is more humane than China in dealing with riots Watching police brutality in countries like France does not give me that impression in the slightest.
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by yogthos 6y ago
>A justice system, with reasonable information to infer a crime, seeking a warrant, using rules and regulations that have integrity, oversight, sanctioned by a Judge, following specific rules of access with certain, proportional criteria
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by yogthos 6y ago
The Western approach is to just kill millions of people in places like Iraq, Afghanistan, and Yemen instead.
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by yogthos 6y ago
I think we may already be in that situation given how China and the West handled the pandemic respectively. Our governments are quietly implementing all the worst aspects of Chinese authoritarianism and pervasive surveillance without any of

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