Rayne

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by Rayne 12y ago
I probably would have actually enjoyed the Ouya, but it had such terrible input lag that it was effectively unplayable. Couldn't find any way to fix it, so it just sits on a shelf in my apartment now.
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by Rayne 12y ago
Well, so would I. The spoon doesn't cure the symptoms.
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by Rayne 12y ago
Sure, but asserting that everyone should be using random password manager X isn't super constructive.
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by Rayne 13y ago
I've seen this used on IRC for approximately 7 years.
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by Rayne 13y ago
As a 19 year old software engineer who started writing code when he was 13 because it was fun , I don't think this quite hits the mark. I didn't give up everything in life to be a programmer, but it was my passion (and it looks l
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by Rayne 13y ago
core.async is a Clojure library and is built with no compiler support.
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by Rayne 13y ago
I specifically mean desktop. I'd be surprised to learn that VNC clients and such can manage it but something like this wouldn't, but I've been known to be wrong before.
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by Rayne 13y ago
This device is really appealing, but I am extremely disappointed that it can only mirror chrome tabs. I'd be much more interested in this device if they would throw out some native applications to mirror a whole screen like Apple'
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by Rayne 13y ago
As once a poor schmuck in not-even-that-rural Alabama, we never could and still cannot get decent anything there. Best I could come up with when I still lived there and what my mother still uses is mobile internet with a small cap.
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by Rayne 13y ago
Hey (long time no see, btw) there. I played it recently. You've definitely got to go into it expecting what it is to enjoy it. Exactly nothing happens in the game. You don't really interact with anything, you just walk around a beautiful
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by Rayne 13y ago
Nailgun is not a good solution to the problem. If the JVM startup speed is a problem, your best option is to use something not on the JVM and not use hacks that make it feel faster.
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by Rayne 13y ago
The global package index meant (for me) that pretty much everything I installed broke something else I needed. Once they've got the sandbox stuff working (and when you can start a repl in that sandbox, imo it's nearly useless if you can't),
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by Rayne 13y ago
Sure, but I'd vote for doing things right to begin with rather than waiting for complaining users. But I guess we might disagree on what 'right' means in this context. :)
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by Rayne 13y ago
Under new libraries I see a reddit API lib listed. Why are they including things like this in Factor itself. Doesn't it kind of bloat things? Factor can strip this out if it isn't used of course, but can you really maintain all of these l
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by Rayne 13y ago
I think we should really wait to hear from Linode until we completely dismiss them, at least.
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by Rayne 14y ago
I like Sublime Text, but I really can't use it for what I need a text editor for, which is Clojure. It is ridiculously bad at indenting/formatting Clojure and when I used it for any length of time I spent more time fixing the code it muti
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by Rayne 14y ago
Most people are going to prefer Emacs, but lots of people happily use Eclipse. Light Table is also a budding option. Vim is also fine if you're into that. ST2 can suffice with the https://github.com/odyssomay/sublime-lispindent plugin.
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by Rayne 14y ago
I've seen this argument a couple of times in this thread. I used to use Spotify and now I use Rdio and I do not see a difference in speed at all. What kind of speed are we talking about? How quickly a song starts playing? I've noticed no di
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by Rayne 14y ago
I'm using Mountain Lion as well, and no crashes.
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by Rayne 14y ago
Not for me either with the same version. It doesn't even render, but it doesn't crash.
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by Rayne 14y ago
This looks like a nice service. I could see myself using it. One thing I noticed on the front page is that you do strange things with punctuation. Examples: "Import the contents from the web . Convert your blog to a book in one click." Noti
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by Rayne 14y ago
How does he at all sound self-impressed? I just read the article twice and still don't understand this comment.
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by Rayne 14y ago
Because he is just showing an example of macros, not giving a tutorial on how to add list comprehensions to Clojure.
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by Rayne 14y ago
The point of a list comprehension is often that it can work with multiple lists. This can't do that, can it?
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by Rayne 14y ago
I don't think there should be special cases for certain email addresses. I think the instructions on what to do should just be as clear and detailed as possible.
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by Rayne 14y ago
This looks neat. I've always wished I had a way to sign into all my email accounts without having to set them up individually one at a time. This app definitely needs some work though. It is crazy slow and appears to be a web-app-pretending
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by Rayne 14y ago
Well, now I kind of want you to.
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by Rayne 14y ago
Chris indicates that Korma isn't going anywhere. I think there is probably still motivation to maintain it. At least, even if he doesn't I'd be willing to bet that someone will.
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by Rayne 14y ago
Noir wasn't really much of a framework either. It was mostly a collection of libraries and a bit of code that added the middleware for them for you. The constraining part was the mutable nature of defpage and how hard it made it to actually
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by Rayne 14y ago
If you looked at the post before 6:10PM CST, please look once more for a quote from Chris Granger and a link to the commits where I moved refheap to Compojure for reference when doing the same thing on your own.

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